Chart Overlays

Overlays are the visual context around your signals. Two are on by default; the rest are opt-in so your chart stays readable. Add one at a time and keep only what you actually use.

Momentum Candles#

Every bar is colored by momentum rather than by open/close. A volatility-filtered price line tracks the trend, and bars turn the bullish gradient while it is rising, the bearish gradient while it is falling, and accent purple when it is flat. The exact shade is driven by RSI(10), so a strong trend looks visibly brighter than a weak one.

Reversal Bands#

Two glowing zones above and below price, built from a 34-period smoothed basis with 3 standard deviations, then offset outward by ATR. When price tags the outer band it is statistically overstretched and prone to snapping back. A small dot (●) prints on the bar that tags the band, and there are dedicated alerts for both sides.

Active Trend#

A shaded ribbon that follows the dominant trend, blending a Supertrend, Hull moving averages of the highs and lows, and a 55-period EMA. It shades green above price in an uptrend and red below price in a downtrend. Stay in the trade while price holds its side of the ribbon; a decisive close through it is where trends usually change. Dedicated alerts fire when the ribbon flips bullish or bearish.

Signal Line#

A glowing centerline (a Hull moving average whose length scales with your Sensitivity mode) colored by the current trade state and RSI. It is the same line used by Exit Flags: closes below it weaken longs, closes above it weaken shorts. It is the cleanest single line to trail behind a runner.

Trend Cloud#

The big-picture layer: three ATR-adaptive trend bases combined into a cloud. Green cloud = the dominant direction is up, red = down. Set speed to Standard (365-bar base) for higher timeframes and Fast (120-bar base) for intraday charts where Standard reacts too slowly.

Overlay settings reference#