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These areas of interest allow for customization within the tool itself. Our default settings are based upon our team's
experience but can be altered to fit your trading timeframe needs. Since the market tends to spend a higher percentage
of sessions in rotation, they offer an optimal area to gauge tape entry and risk management. During times of higher
volatility, it is suggested not to utilize reversion methods for your trading practices. These periods can be priorly
determined by contraction of ranges which would proceed trend type activity.
As for the settings, you are able to customize the rotation value. The user is able to sit back and not get lost in the fear of
missing out, as the planning for the next rotation prints live with each scenario.
Understanding the day type will allow the user to engage at a frequency appropriate to the current environment. In a
rotation or mean reversion type auction, the Buy/Sell Zones offer the ability to judge when the trade is wrong or potentially
continuing in the dominant direction. As for trend type days, the user is actively able to engage with the trend at hand
and benefit with the appropriate extensions.
Upon entering zones, the EAD and / or Pinch will provide an executional trigger that is strengthened when matching with
a pivot or target from pivot.
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In the Data Series dialog box, enter the name of the instrument you wish to trade or select it from the dropdown menu.
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Select your chart type and value, the number of days you wish to load and make any other updates you wish to make and
press ok.
On the chart window, click the Indicator button or press CTRL-I to bring up the indicator dialog box.
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If this is your first time bringing up this indicator, this will load all the default values under Properties. Make your desired
changes to the list of available parameters.
This value selects how large a move in one direction has to materialize before a retracement is evaluated. This value will
depend largely on the instrument you trade, price ranges and volatility.
If you choose a Rotation Size that is too large or Data Series with a very low values, you may get the following error
message, which indicates the algorithm could not converge on a Buy/Sell Zone within a reasonable number of bars.
To eliminate this error, either lower the value for the Rotation Size or increase the timeframe for your primary chart data
series. For example, if you are using 256-Tick for your primary data series, change to 512-Tick or 1024-Tick. If you are
using Renko bars, then increase the Renko brick size.
These two parameters set the maximum number of zones of each type that will be displayed on the chart. Invalid zones
are those that price has completely crossed through. Invalid zones will get clipped, while valid zones will continue to
extend until they are invalidated and clipped.
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Selecting this setting will cause zones to get erased once they have been invalidated (price crossed both edges of the
zone).
This setting will draw a line centered in the middle of the zone.
This setting will enable the display of zones’ upper and lower prices on the chart.
If Zone Prices are enabled, this setting will adjust the size of the zone price text.
The two percentage values indicate the percent retracement of price for the two edges of any zone.
Various settings are available to customize the appearance of the Buy/Sell Zones. These settings are grouped under Buy
Zones and Sell Zones subgroups under Indicator Properties.
Please use the recommended OFL settings for the instrument that you are planning to trade. The most up to date list
of recommended settings for all OFL tools for various instruments can be found on the OFL Discord server.
Using Templates
If you are planning to load the same indicator on additional charts with the same custom settings, you may save your
customizations into a template. Click “template” in the bottom right corner of the Indicator Properties dialog and then
Save. In the Template dialog box, either enter the name for your template and click Save or, select “Save as Default”.
If you select “Save as default”, this will save your custom settings into the default settings for the chosen indicator. By
doing this, next time you add this indicator on a new chart, it will be loaded with your custom settings so you won’t need
to perform your customization steps again.
Update or Remove
To update your preferences, you may go back to the indicators dialog box and make any changes, and press ok.
To remove the indicator from your chart, go back to the indicators dialog box, select the indicator from the list of
Configured indicators, click remove and then press OK.
Additional Resources
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