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Trending Arrows

This is the indicator that most people wanted. It is simple, accurate and gives you a lot of trading opportunities.

It has arrows that clearly show potential market entry points, and suggested stop-loss levels. What I like about it is that it generally responds as fast to market changes as a good trader would, leaving you enough time to still validate the move before taking it. 

This basically levels the playing field, because even if you're a rookie trader, or maybe an experienced trader in a slump, this indicator can help you to identify possible trading entry points that is responsive to market moves, and that can be used on different timeframes based on how you want to trade.

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Breakout Levels

This indicator mimics the breakout levels a professional trader would draw and watch for trading opportunities. It is a very powerful tool to have.

The lines are drawn as soon as a new breakout level is detected, and the line is then automatically extended to the right, making it easy to see when the market reacts to it. 

Knowing where important levels on a chart are, immediately takes you from having no idea where the market might make a big move, to being a trader ready to take action at the right time. 

The Breakout Levels indicator is also very good at keeping you out of the market when it's simply choppy and difficult to trade, because the breakout levels will most likely fall outside of the coppy sideways consolidation area, but still prepare you for when the market finally picks a direction again. 

This indicator also includes colored time bands that mark times during the trading day where historically stocks often reverse course, or may enter a period of consolidation. These times coincide with tea breaks, lunch breaks or times when news are typically announced. 

For Forex traders, there are colored session bands that help you to easily see when the major markets are open.

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DeMarker Reversals

The DeMarker Reversals indicator does pretty much what it says, and should be relatively easy to understand when you look at the chart above. 

When the top and bottom colored areas are reached, it indicates the possibility for the market to reverse, and the colored Dots are drawn when the indicator has changed direction, which could indicate that a reversal could happen soon.

The colored area in the middle is useful to identify areas of potential consolidation. This indicator is also very useful when there is a divergence in the movement of the indicator compared to the price movement.

For instance, a peak in price followed by a higher peak in price, but with a lower peak for the indicator, it could be a possible indication that the price is headed lower. The inverse also holds true, a lower valley in price, then followed by an even lower valley in price, but with a higher valley for the DeMarker Reversal indicaor, would possibly lead to price also heading higher.

"Magic" Candle

The "Magic Candle" is something that I came across a few months ago after someone mentioned that the 8am candle is often a "strange" candle for stocks. 

I decided to take a look, and found that it is indeed a curious candle, so I named it the "Magic Candle" because the high and low of that particular candle appears to quite often identify key support and resistance areas during the day. 

I've also added the previous day's closing level to the "Magic Candle" indicator because it is often useful as an important level to watch out for.

Deviation Extremes

The Deviation Extremes indicator helps you to identify when price moves far away from the average, and therefore has a good chance of "correcting" by moving back closer to the average price, which in some cases leads to a full reversal. 

This indicator is also useful in timing exits when you are in a trade, because when price has moved too far away from the average too fast, you get a type of "rubber band" effect when the price moving back.

You can choose to have the candle bars colored, which gives you immediate feedback on when there could be a possible reversal. Down bars are colored reddish, and up bars are yellow, you can of course change that if you want.