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Know the dominant trend before you trade.

What It Detects

• Dominant trend direction (bullish / bearish / neutral)
• Trend strength and momentum confirmation
• Trend change signals based on adaptive logic
• Multi-timeframe trend alignment

Use Case

Use the Trend Engine as your primary directional filter. Only take long setups when the Trend Engine is bullish, and short setups when bearish. Eliminates counter-trend trades.

Detect momentum shifts before the crowd.

What It Detects

• Momentum acceleration and deceleration zones
• Hidden divergence between price and momentum
• Overbought and oversold momentum states
• Early-stage momentum breakouts

Use Case

Layer the Momentum Scanner over any trend indicator to time entries. Enter when momentum aligns with trend direction. Exit when momentum diverges from price.

High-probability reversal zones, visually marked.

What It Detects

• Candlestick-based reversal patterns
• Volume divergence at key turning points
• Multi-factor confluence reversal signals
• Exhaustion moves and climax bars

Use Case

Use the Reversal Detector at key support/resistance levels to identify high-probability turning points. Best combined with the Smart Support & Resistance indicator.

Automated S/R levels derived from price structure.

What It Detects

• Historical price structure support and resistance
• Volume cluster zones
• Dynamic level strength scoring
• Level breakout and retest signals

Use Case

Replace manual S/R drawing with automated, objective levels. Use the strength score to prioritise which levels to trade. Watch for breakout or rejection signals at each zone.

See the market's structural narrative in real time.

What It Detects

• Higher highs (HH) and higher lows (HL) — bullish structure
• Lower highs (LH) and lower lows (LL) — bearish structure
• Structure breaks and change of character (CHoCH)
• Internal vs. external swing points

Use Case

Use the Market Structure Tool to define the current market narrative before placing any trade. Only trade in the direction of the dominant structure. Use CHoCH signals as early reversal warnings.

Know when the market is compressing or expanding.

What It Detects

• Volatility compression (consolidation) zones
• Volatility expansion (breakout) zones
• Historical volatility range mapping
• Relative volatility state (low / medium / high)

Use Case

Use Volatility Zones to identify when a market is coiling before a breakout. Enter breakout trades when volatility transitions from compression to expansion. Avoid trading in extreme volatility states.

Track where large-volume activity is concentrated.

What It Detects

• Abnormal volume spikes at key price levels
• Volume imbalance zones (buying vs. selling pressure)
• High-volume nodes and low-volume gaps
• Institutional accumulation and distribution patterns

Use Case

Use the Institutional Flow Indicator to identify where significant volume has transacted. These zones often act as future support or resistance. Combine with the Market Structure Tool for high-conviction setups.