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SR ZONES PRO
Live Chart

SR ZONES PRO

SR Zones Pro NT8
Support and resistance, built the way price actually behaves.

Most S/R tools draw a line wherever a swing forms and leave it there forever. SR Zones Pro takes the harder path: it treats every level as a living thing — one that earns strength through respect, loses it through neglect, and changes character when it finally breaks.

Clustering, Not Cluttering
The indicator identifies swing pivots using configurable left/right bar counts (5/3 by default, 8/5 for cleaner charts). Rather than drawing three lines for three nearby highs, it merges any pivots within 0.5 × ATR into a single zone at their weighted-average price.

The result is a chart that reads cleanly. One zone, one decision.

Strength You Can See
Every zone carries a score that drives its opacity and line width. Brighter and thicker means stronger. The score is built from:

Strong touches — the wick entered the band but the candle body closed outside it. Weighted at 15 points.

Soft touches — price closed inside the band. Weighted at 7 points.

Volume — contacts on above-average volume push strength higher. Institutional levels light up.

MTF confluence — when the same level forms on both your chart timeframe and a higher timeframe, it earns a ★ marker and +15 strength.

Breaks and age — both subtract. Untouched zones fade slowly; higher-timeframe zones age 4× slower.

Levels That Flip, Not Fail
When price closes beyond a zone by 1.5 × cluster distance, the zone doesn't disappear. With Role Flip enabled, broken resistance becomes support — counters reset, a FLIP chip marks the conversion bar, and a 5-bar cooldown prevents whipsaw double-flips.

Post-flip retests are then treated as normal touches automatically. The classic polarity retest becomes a first-class signal.

The Info Panel — Your Trade-Planning Surface
The panel shows the two nearest zones above and below live price, each with:

Distance in ATR

Touch count and strong-rejection count

Badges for confluence and role flips

A visual strength bar

Entries near a high-strength zone 1–2 ATR away. Caution when price is wedged between two strong zones. The panel tells you which situation you're in.

Built for Real Charts
Zones expire when they stop mattering — after 200 bars untouched, or when breaks outnumber touches with at least three breaks. A 30-zone cap keeps the display focused. Far-away zones hide automatically based on ATR distance.

Four tutorial scenarios are included — Range, Breakout, Reversal, and Chop — so you can see how the algorithm behaves in each market condition before you trade it live. Settings for pivot sensitivity, cluster distance, MTF timeframe, and appearance are all adjustable from the NinjaTrader property grid.

T-Levels Intraday
Live Chart

T-Levels Intraday

T-Levels Intraday turns the market into a decision map. Every level on the chart answers one question: is this a trade, and where does it end? The Weekly BOZ defines direction — price above it means longs only, below it means shorts only, and inside it means stand aside. The Daily BOZ defines execution — two entries only, a breakout through the near edge or a dip into the box that holds. Your stop always sits on the far edge of that box, so risk is fixed at one box width no matter where price goes. Your target is chosen before entry from three levels: R1 for the easy reaction, R2 as the balanced default, or R3 when the day turns into a trend. And when the weekly and daily signals disagree, the script tells you plainly: no trade — the weekly always wins. It also hands you tomorrow's levels today. The NextDay projection computes upcoming levels from the current session's developing price action, updating live through the day and locking into final values at the close — so you can place resting orders the night before instead of calculating prices in a hurry at the open. One look at the chart tells you the bias, the entry, the stop, and the target. No morning analysis. No over-trading. Just a map, one target per trade, and risk you can actually size