Chart indicators

Add and remove chart indicators and save your combinations as templates. The active indicators show as chips on the chart toolbar, each with its line color.

9.1 Add indicator

You can open the indicators window in three ways: the Indicator chip on the chart toolbar, the Add Indicator item of the context menu, or the Ctrl+Shift+I shortcut.

Open the Add indicator window. Pick the family in the left column (All, Moving averages, Trend, Channels, Oscillators, Stop and reverse, Volume, Characteristics, and Signals) or use the Search by name or acronym — RSI, VWAP, Bollinger… search. Click the desired indicator. Adjust the PARAMETERS and the APPEARANCE (Color, Style, and Thickness); the PREVIEW shows the result. Click Add to chart.

The window shows

at the top, the symbol, the timeframe, and how many indicators are available under ON CHART, the indicators already applied at the bottom, Will be added to chart …, Cancel, and Add to chart

If you try to add the same indicator again, this may appear

This indicator has already been added.

9.2 Hide and remove indicator

The active indicators show as chips on the chart toolbar, each with its line color.

Hovering a chip shows two actions

the eye (Hide/show on chart): hides the line without removing the indicator the X (Remove indicator): removes the indicator right away, with no confirmation

9.3 Save and load templates

To save the current setup

In the chart context menu, open Save / Load Indicator Templates. Choose Save Indicator Templates. Enter the File name:. Confirm with Ok.

To load a saved template

Open Save / Load Indicator Templates. Click the desired template.

The trash can next to each template deletes it.

Possible messages

Invalid file name A saved indicator template with this name already exists. Do you want to overwrite it? (no saved indicators templates)

9.4 Signal indicators

The Signals family brings together indicators that draw marks, ranges, and zones right on the chart. They help you read the market and do not send orders; the robot does not use them to decide its entries.

To add one of them

Open the Add indicator window. Click Signals in the left column. Pick the indicator in the list. Click Add to chart.

Each indicator's settings are in the same window. The values that come filled in are a good place to start.

Adaptive Math

Maps your exit before you enter. Every time the flow changes direction, the indicator draws the trade plan on the chart: the Stop Loss point and three Take Profit points.

BUY and SELL appear on the candle where the flow turns, with a strength score from 0 to 100. Only turns scoring above the Minimum quality score (0–100): become marks. SL is the Stop Loss point: where to protect the trade if the market moves against you. By default it sits 1.5 ATR from the entry (ATR multiplier for SL:); under Stop measured in: you can measure it in % of price instead. TP1, TP2, and TP3 are three Take Profit points in sequence, at 1, 2, and 3 times the distance between the entry and the SL (RR for TP1:, RR for TP2:, and RR for TP3:). With three targets you can take partial profits: close part at TP1, another part at TP2, and let the rest run to TP3. The plan is shown for the most recent trade. The lines follow the candles until price touches the SL or TP3. To hide them, clear Show TP/SL levels. Candles take on the flow color. To turn that off, clear Color candles by flow. The indicator only draws: it does not send orders. The SL and TP points are a reference for placing your own.

ATR Sentinel

Marks buys and sells right on the candle.

A line follows price at a distance that adapts to how much the market is moving. When the close crosses the line, Buy (upward) or Sell (downward) appears. Candles turn green while price is above the line and red while it is below. A mark only appears once the candle has closed, so it never disappears mid-candle. Sensitivity (× ATR): sets the line's distance: lower brings the line closer to price and produces more marks. The line itself is hidden by default; to see it, turn on Trailing stop line.

Z Resonance

Warns you when price keeps going the same way but the strength behind it fades.

On price, an average with a colored band follows the move and changes color when the direction turns. Up and Down mark divergences: price makes a new low (or high), but strength does not follow. The strength panel below the chart is off by default. To see it, turn on Oscillator in a sub-window.

Z-Score Range Breakout

Spots when price has gone too far and marks when it leaves the range where it settled.

When price moves far from its average, a box measures the following candles: blue when price fell too far, violet when it rose too far, with the value that triggered the box. Once complete, the box becomes a range with a top, middle, and bottom that carries on to the right until the next box. A triangle marks the close that leaves the range. The panel below the chart shows the reading (the Z-Score) and the stretch levels. Keep previous ranges leaves the older ranges on the chart.

DeltaFlow Volume Profile

Shows at which prices most of the trading happened over recent candles.

Bars on the right of the chart show how much traded at each price level, with the buying part, the selling part, and the balance in %. The heat map paints those levels behind the candles, stronger where there was more volume. The level with the yellow outline has the most volume (PoC (highest-volume row)). Lookback (bars): sets how many candles go into the count (200 by default). Buying and selling are estimated from each candle's direction (an up candle counts as buying, a down candle as selling). They do not come from the order book.

Liquidity Layers 3D

Highlights the areas strong moves started from.

When price breaks the last high or low, the indicator marks the area the move came from (the block). Each block shows how much buying and selling it had, the total volume, and a 3D face. A triangle marks each time price comes back to the block. The block disappears once price crosses through it. The volume comes from the chart's own candles.

Support & Resistance Map

Maps the session's support and resistance: where price tends to meet buyers or sellers, the prices with heavy traded value, and where flow was strongest.

Green boxes are support zones (Demand, where buyers showed up) and red boxes are resistance zones (Supply, where sellers showed up). The number in parentheses counts how many times price came back to the zone. Bubbles mark candles with unusual buying (cyan) or selling (pink) flow, with the balance in % above them. The stronger the flow, the bigger the bubble. Liquidity levels mark prices where traded value was far above normal. Reclaim and Trap appear when price comes back to one of those levels. The yellow line is the session VWAP (the day's volume-weighted average price) and the orange lines are the opening range. The box in the top-right corner shows the nearest level above and below price. Trading style: changes how many events appear: Active shows more, Balanced is the default and Selective keeps only the strongest. Each layer can be turned on or off in the DISPLAY section. Everything is confirmed on the closed candle and calculated from the chart's own candles. Buying and selling are estimated from each candle; they do not come from the order book.

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