Patterns & Fibonacci
Classical chart pattern overlays and Fibonacci-based tools for measuring retracements, extensions and time projections.
Shapes (Chart Patterns)
Pre-built classical chart pattern overlays for fast pattern recognition and markup.
These are structural pattern overlays that you place directly on the chart to mark classical technical analysis formations. Once placed, anchor points can be adjusted to fit the exact pattern on your chart.
King's Crown
Marks a double-top or double-peak reversal formation. Place the shape to align its two peaks with the two high points on the chart, indicating a potential bearish reversal.
Head and Shoulders
One of the most recognised reversal patterns. The shape overlays three peaks - a higher central head flanked by two lower shoulders - with a neckline at the base. Signals a potential trend reversal from bullish to bearish.
ABCD Pattern
A four-point harmonic price structure where the market makes two equal legs. Anchor A, B, C and D to their respective pivot points. The CD leg is expected to equal the AB leg in both price and time.
XABCD Pattern
An extended five-point harmonic pattern used to identify more complex retracement and extension setups such as Gartley, Bat or Butterfly patterns. Place anchors at X, A, B, C and D pivots.
Triangle Pattern
Overlays a converging triangle formation. Adjust the two trendline boundaries to align with the higher lows and lower highs of the consolidation phase. Suitable for symmetrical, ascending and descending triangle setups.
Elliott Wave Pattern
Places a five-wave Elliott impulse wave overlay on the chart. Drag each anchor to align with the wave 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 turning points. Used for wave counting and projection of future price targets.
12345 Label
A simple numbered label set (1 through 5) that can be placed at custom points on the chart. Useful for manually annotating Elliott wave counts or any five-step price sequence.
ABCD Label
Alphabetical labels (A, B, C, D) placed at custom anchor positions. Useful for marking harmonic pattern points or any four-pivot price structure without a fixed shape overlay.
Fibonacci Tools
Fibonacci-based analysis tools for measuring price retracements, extensions and time projections.
Fibonacci tools use natural mathematical ratios (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%) to project potential price support, resistance and reversal zones. All tools are drawn by clicking two or more anchor points on the chart.
Fibonacci Retracement
Draw from a swing high to a swing low (or vice versa) to display horizontal retracement levels at standard Fibonacci ratios. These levels act as potential support or resistance zones where price may pause or reverse during a pullback.
Fibonacci Arcs
Plots curved arcs radiating from a base line drawn between two price pivots. The arcs represent potential support/resistance zones at Fibonacci ratios in a time-adjusted, curved format - useful for tracking price movement over time.
Fibonacci Ellipses
Draws elliptical shapes scaled to Fibonacci ratios. Used by advanced traders to project the spatial extent of price moves, identifying where a current wave structure may terminate based on natural growth proportions.
Fibonacci Fan
Draws diagonal fan lines from a single pivot point at Fibonacci angles. These angled lines act as dynamic support and resistance levels as price moves through time, often used in conjunction with trendlines.
Fibonacci Extensions
Projects price targets beyond the original swing range. Draw the tool across a full impulse move and its retracement to identify extension levels (127.2%, 161.8%, 261.8%) where the next price leg may reach.
Fibonacci Time Zones
Plots equally spaced vertical lines whose spacing follows the Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13...). Used to project future time points where significant price activity or reversals may occur.