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Smart Money Concepts is becoming a more popular term amongst traders, particularly in the Forex community as a more legitimate way of saying "trading with the banks". In this article we break down each component of this and explore how it all works.

A very common question asked by new traders or investors when it comes to technical analysis always seems to be this. "What is the best timeframe for trading?" It's seen many times on almost every trading strategy video we release and asked multiples times a day in our Discord group. Let's break down the answer so everyone knows.

This indicator displays column heatmaps highlighting candle bodies with the highest associated volume from a lower user selected timeframe.

It's finally here! The version 5 of the Lux Algo Premium as well as the Lux Algo Premium Oscillators have been released, alongside a brand new toolkit. Let's explore what's new!

The classical Supertrend indicator is displayed as a trailing stop, showing a lower monotonic extremity during up-trends and an upper monotonic extremity during down-trends. Today we propose a channel indicator based on the Supertrend trailing stop using trailing maximas/minimas.

As a sequel to our 'meme indicator' series... The Bart Pattern Detector identifies confirmed regular and inverted Bart patterns using edge detection.

The following indicator returns multiple diagonal lines forming a grid. Each line has 45-degree and is set depending on Fibonacci ratios as well as the maximum and minimum price value over a certain lookback period.

Technical indicators are characterized by processing historical data, in a causal real world and for the sake of our analysis, we would expect indicators historical outputs to remain the same right? Well, we will see that this is not always the case, and that certain indicators can change appearance.

This indicator returns trailing maximums/minimums and their average resetting at the occurrence of a pivot point high/low, thus allowing the highlighting of past and current support and resistance levels.

Using one indicator as the core for another one to improve certain aspects while offering an alternative user interaction can be very interesting in technical analysis .

Pivot Points High/Low, sometimes referred to as "Bar Count Reversals" allows highlighting market prices local tops and bottoms. This method compares the price value at a certain index within a user-specified window length and tests whether it is the highest ( pivot high) or lowest ( pivot low).

TradingView asked, we delivered. This script fits a cubic Bezier curve using tops/bottoms in order to approximate a McDonald's pattern, a popular meme pattern in the crypto trading community.