Tradebot chart UI v3.2.29

Data directory Glob patterns, one per line

Bar source

Tap source

Timeframes Entry timeframes

Normal entry charts are 30s through 3m. The 5m and 7m charts remain available for uncommon circumstances. Entry models use this entry-timeframe list; swing liquidity, equal highs/lows, relative highs/lows, the 8:00-9:00 range, the 9:30 opening candle, Initial Balance, and previous day/week/month levels are available on every configured chart timeframe. Devil's Marks are limited to timeframes of 15 minutes and higher.

Liquidity detection

Swing liquidity uses strict three-candle wick pivots. Equal highs/lows are timeframe-specific failed auctions: two or more candles close at the same high or low tick without an intervening close beyond. Relative highs/lows retain their wick-pivot proximity rule. A Devil's Mark is created when a candle has exactly no upper wick or no lower wick. Equal H/L is taken one tick beyond. Session and previous-period references remain controlled by their dedicated checkboxes.

Detect liquidity

Liquidity tick size

Per-timeframe entry model

Each entry timeframe is tracked independently. Sell-side liquidity arms a bullish model that watches bearish FVGs; buy-side liquidity arms a bearish model that watches bullish FVGs. The sweep candle does not have to reject the level by its own close; the reversal may develop across later candles. The entry signal occurs at the close of the first candle that inverts an assigned FVG through Candle 1's body boundary. Later assigned inversions are retained as secondary signals.

Detect entry models

Narrative timeframes

FVG boundary construction

A standard wick-to-wick FVG is still required. These options change the marked/stored bounds immediately, including FVGs already loaded in the current replay. The inverse side is the close-through side that converts the FVG into an iFVG.

Entry: body on inverse side Entry: body on opposite side Narrative: body on inverse side Narrative: body on opposite side

Detect at-price SMT

SMT pivot pairing tolerance (detection bars)

SMT symbol pairs SMT detection resolution

SMT is detected once from this canonical resolution, then projected onto every chart timeframe. Uses strict three-bar swing points. The first symbol in each pair is the Nasdaq-side market.

Detect at-tag SMT

At-tag confirmation window bars

At-tag SMT timeframes

At-tag max age bars

At-tag tolerance ticks

Minimum level separation ticks

SMT tick size

Require clean ordered at-tag levels

At-tag SMT is timeframe-specific. Both markets must form the same-direction three-candle FVG on the same closed bar. Their three ordered tag levels are monitored until one market tags the active level without confirmation from the other.

Min narrative FVG size

Min BPR overlap

Max events, blank for all Alert delay ms Require contiguous FVGs