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PowerGaps - Multi-Timeframe Fair Value Gaps PowerGaps — Multi‑Timeframe Fair Value Gap Engine PowerGaps is a precision‑built, multi‑timeframe Fair Value Gap (FVG) engine designed for traders who rely on clean, reliable market structure signals without noise, repainting, or clutter. It automatically detects and plots institutional FVGs from higher timeframes directly onto your current chart, giving you a clear view of premium/discount imbalances and liquidity inefficiencies that matter most. What PowerGaps Does • Scans four customizable timeframes (e.g., M5, M15, H1, H4) for valid bullish and bearish FVGs • Projects those HTF gaps onto any lower timeframe chart • Colors and labels each gap by timeframe for instant visual recognition • Tracks each gap until it is mitigated by wick touch, then automatically closes and removes it • Ensures no repainting, no duplicates, and no phantom gaps • Maintains perfect alignment across timeframes using a robust, cross‑TF‑safe architecture Why It’s Different PowerGaps is engineered with a strict validation and mitigation system that prevents the common issues seen in many FVG indicators: • No repeated stacking of the same gap • No gaps disappearing when switching timeframes • No false mitigation signals • No stale or corrupted objects left behind Every plotted gap is intentional, accurate, and actionable. Ideal For • ICT‑style traders • Liquidity and imbalance‑based strategies • HTF bias mapping • Scalpers who rely on HTF inefficiencies • Swing traders looking for clean continuation or reversal zones Inputs & Customization • Enable/disable each timeframe independently • Choose custom colors for bullish and bearish gaps • Full control over which timeframes you want projected onto your chart

PowerLevels - Key Daily Levels The Institutional Levels standalone indicator plots the following key price and volume levels directly on your chart: PDH & PDL (Previous Day High/Low): Displays the high and low of the prior session using time-anchored logic to ensure accuracy across the weekend gap. POC (Point of Control): The price level where the most volume was traded during the previous New York RTH session. VAH & VAL (Value Area High/Low): Marks the boundaries of the price range where 70% of the previous day's volume took place. Settlement: The official previous-day closing price as determined by the CME exchange. Midnight Open: A horizontal line marking the opening price at 12:00 AM New York time for the current session. NDOG (New Day Opening Gap): Automated boxes highlighting the gap between the previous day's close and the current day's open, including a dashed midline. NWOG (New Week Opening Gap): Automated boxes highlighting the gap between Friday’s close and Sunday’s open, including a dashed midline. Midnight V-Line: A vertical separator marking each new daily session to maintain a clear visual narrative.

Power200EMA - MTF 200 EMA Suite The MTF 200 EMA Suite is a trend-confluence tool designed to reveal institutional support and resistance levels across multiple timeframes simultaneously. By plotting the 200-period Exponential Moving Average from six different time horizons onto a single chart, it allows you to identify "Power Zones" where various market cycles overlap. Core Functionality Multi-Timeframe Visibility: On a single lower-timeframe chart (like the 1m or 5m), you can see exactly where the 200 EMA sits on the 1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 1h, and 4h horizons. Institutional Benchmarking: The 200 EMA is the primary "line in the sand" used by institutional algorithms and bank traders to determine long-term trend bias. Dynamic Clustering: When multiple EMA lines converge or "cluster" in one price area, it identifies a high-probability zone of institutional interest. Floating Labels: Each line features an auto-updating label at the current price bar, allowing you to instantly identify which timeframe you are looking at without hovering over the plots. Strategic Use Trend Filter: Trade only in the direction where price is relative to the majority of the EMAs (e.g., only buy when price is above the 1h and 4h lines). Mean Reversion: Use the higher-timeframe lines (1h/4h) as targets for price to return to during volatile over-extensions. Support/Resistance: Use EMA clusters as "hard" barriers to place stops behind or to look for bounce-entry confluence.