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Pivots PRO.MQL5

This MetaTrader 5 (MQL5) indicator is a comprehensive technical analysis tool designed to overlay institutional price levels and volume data onto your chart. It combines four distinct trading concepts into a single indicator to help identify "confluence" zones.

Here’s a clear, user-level review of how to use this indicator, based on what it actually does and how it’s designed to be used.


📌 What this indicator is for

PV Daily is an intraday trading tool that combines:

  • 📍 Daily pivot levels (PP, R1–R3, S1–S3)

  • 🕒 London & New York session opens

  • 📊 Daily Volume Profile (POC, VAH, VAL)

  • 🧮 61.8% Fibonacci retracements (previous day range)

It is not meant for higher-timeframe analysis.


⏱ Supported timeframes (IMPORTANT)

Works on:

  • M1, M5, M15, M30, H1 (best results)

Automatically disabled on:

  • D1, W1, MN1
    (The indicator will not load at all on these TFs.)

👉 This is intentional and correct.


🧭 How the indicator behaves

1️⃣ Daily reset logic

  • At the start of each new trading day:

    • Previous day High / Low / Close are detected

    • New pivot levels are calculated

    • New volume profile is built from the prior day

    • Fibonacci 61.8% levels are recalculated

All levels then remain fixed for the entire day.


2️⃣ Pivot levels

  • PP = central balance level

  • R1–R3 / S1–S3 = potential reaction / rejection zones

Typical use:

  • Price above PP → bullish bias

  • Price below PP → bearish bias

  • Reactions at R/S levels → continuation or rejection trades

You can toggle:

  • Pivot Point only

  • Support/Resistance only

  • Both


3️⃣ London & New York session opens

  • Draws horizontal lines at:

    • London open price

    • New York open price

  • Lines remain visible only during their session duration
    (user-defined hours)

Typical use:

  • Session open = intraday “anchor”

  • Look for:

    • Break & hold

    • Fake break & reversal

  • Especially powerful when aligned with pivots or POC

DST is handled automatically unless you force manual mode.


4️⃣ Volume Profile (daily)

Calculated from the entire previous trading day:

  • POC – price with highest traded volume

  • VAH / VAL – value area (default 70%)

Typical use:

  • POC = magnet / mean

  • VAH / VAL = acceptance vs rejection zones

  • Best combined with:

    • Session opens

    • Pivot levels


5️⃣ Fibonacci 61.8% levels

  • Based on previous day’s high → low range

  • Draws:

    • 61.8% retracement from low (up)

    • 61.8% retracement from high (down)

Typical use:

  • Confluence with:

    • Pivots

    • VAH / VAL

    • Session opens


⚙ Key inputs you should understand

🔧 Line customization

Turn individual components on/off:

  • Pivot point

  • Support/resistance

  • Session opens

  • Volume profile

  • Fibonacci

Use this to reduce clutter.


🕒 Time & DST settings

  • Auto UTC offset → recommended (default)

  • Manual offset → only if broker time is unusual

  • ForceManualDST → use only for testing or exotic brokers


🏷 Pivot labels

  • Optional text labels for all levels

  • Adjustable font size

  • Adjustable bar offset (to avoid overlapping price)


✅ Best practice workflow

  1. Load indicator on M5–M15

  2. Use London open → NY open as the main trading window

  3. Identify:

    • Bias (PP + POC)

    • Key levels (R/S + VAH/VAL)

  4. Trade reactions, not blind breaks

  5. Reduce inputs to what you actually use


⚠ Common mistakes to avoid

  • ❌ Using it on D1/W1/MN1 (it won’t load anyway)

  • ❌ Expecting levels to update intraday (they shouldn’t)

  • ❌ Trading every level without confluence

  • ❌ Ignoring session context


🧠 Final summary

This indicator is:

  • ✔ Intraday-only

  • ✔ Non-repainting

  • ✔ Session-aware

  • ✔ Confluence-focused

It works best when you treat it as a market structure + session framework, not a signal generator.

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