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Overview
Price Level Symmetry with Slope Multiplier calculates price slopes from two user-selected anchor price levels and anchor timestamps, applying an optional slope multiplier such as the golden ratio. Features include dynamic mid-level slope adjustments, weekend gap omission for continuous time calculation, and an optional moving average calculated over the anchor interval. The tool draws sloped projection boundaries and midlines across the chart to assist manual structural and geometric analysis.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Timeframe
timeframe
targetTF
Level 1 (Price at Time 1)
price
100
level1
Level 2 (Price at Time 2)
price
200
level2
Mid Level
price
150
midLevel
Use Mid Level Distance
bool
true
useDistance
Use Boundary Symmetry
bool
false
useBoundarySymmetry
Show Moving Average on Mid Level
bool
false
showMA
MA Type
string
SMA
maType
Use Dynamic Slope (Box Diagonal)
bool
true
useAngle
Mid Slope Ratio (relative to Upper Slope)
float
0.5
midSlopeRatio
Skip Weekend Gaps (For Gold/Forex)
bool
false
skipWeekend
Invert Angles
bool
false
invertAngles
Show all 17 settings
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Use Slope Multiplier
bool
true
useSlopeMultiplier
Slope Multiplier
float
1.618
slopeMultiplier
Anchor Time 1
time
timestamp("2024-01-01 00:00")
anchorTime1
Enable Set 2
bool
true
enableSet2
Anchor Time 2
time
timestamp("2024-02-01 00:00")
anchorTime2
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