Price Action Command Center
from$79The full read: structure, candles, levels, sessions and a complete dashboard.
Golden Ratio Radar on gold hourly with auto-anchored retracement and a shaded confluence band
Fibonacci levels that redraw themselves as the swing changes.
Most Fibonacci tools make you re-anchor by hand every time the swing changes. Golden Ratio Radar anchors itself to the current confirmed swing and re-anchors when a new one forms, so the levels on your chart always belong to the move you are actually trading.
Levels from the active swing and from the higher-timeframe swing are drawn together. Where they land close to each other the overlap is scored and shaded — that confluence score is what most traders end up using rather than any single level. A small reaction log records how price behaved at each level over the visible history, so you can see whether this instrument respects the 0.618 or tends to run to the 0.786.
Built with gold in mind, and the gold preset is the default, but the level logic is instrument-agnostic.
6 components, grouped by where they render on your chart.
The tool finds the current confirmed swing and anchors the retracement to it.
Higher-timeframe levels are drawn alongside so confluence is visible at a glance.
Where levels cluster, the band is shaded and given a confluence score.
Access is granted to your TradingView username. Add it in your library after purchase and the script appears under Invite-only scripts.
Copy the indicator files into MQL5/Indicators and the template into MQL5/Profiles/Templates, then restart MetaTrader 5.
Copy the indicator files into MQL4/Indicators and the template into templates, then restart MetaTrader 4.
Every TradingVAI product states plainly how it behaves as new bars arrive. This one is classified as confirmation based.
Signals are evaluated on the live bar and only become final when that bar closes. A signal can appear and then withdraw before the close.
The Fibonacci anchor is set from a swing that is only confirmed once the swing point is established, which takes a defined number of bars. While that confirmation is pending the levels can shift. Once the swing is confirmed the levels are fixed for that swing and do not move again. Reaction markers are evaluated on the live bar and finalise at the close.
It takes the most recent swing high and low that have both been confirmed by the configured number of bars. You can override the lookback, and you can lock the anchor manually if you want it to stay on a specific move.
It counts how many levels from different swings and timeframes fall within the tolerance band, weighted by timeframe. A higher score means more independent levels agree on that price. It is a measure of agreement, not of probability.
No. It records what price did at each level in the visible history — whether it reacted, wicked through, or ignored the level. It is descriptive, not a performance statistic, and it makes no claim about future behaviour.
The full read: structure, candles, levels, sessions and a complete dashboard.
Break of structure and change of character, labelled the moment they confirm.
Order blocks, liquidity pools and structure — kept current for you.
Wave structure, Fibonacci confluence and forward scenarios on one chart.