HTF Swing Structure Signals

HTF Swing Structure Signals turns swing structure into a rule-based pullback framework. It labels Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) events from pivot-detected swings, colors them by an exponential moving average calculated on a higher timeframe (gray when against it), and, when a CHoCH fires in the direction of that bias, draws an active 50% retracement level and signals the touch.

How to Trade the HTF Swing Structure Signals?

• BOS / CHoCH labels: with-trend breaks and potential character changes, marked as swings give way.
• HTF EMA bias: price above the higher timeframe EMA emphasizes bullish structure; below it, bearish, so you avoid fighting the primary trend.
• Dotted line + 50% level: drawn after a trend-aligned CHoCH; the retracement zone where a pullback entry is staged.
• Triangle signal: prints when price touches the active 50% level in the direction of the HTF bias.

Levels expire once touched or once a chosen bar limit elapses, so only fresh setups stay on the chart. Pairing local structure with a higher timeframe filter is multi-timeframe structure alignment in practice: the EMA sets direction, the break sets the moment, the 50% level sets the price.

HTF Swing Structure Signals Settings

• Higher Timeframe: sets the bias EMA's timeframe (Daily, 4-hour, and so on).
• EMA Length: bars used in the moving average calculation.
• MS Pivot Period: swing sensitivity for BOS and CHoCH detection.
• Fib Pivot Period: currently has no effect on the plotted levels; each 50% level is measured from the extreme between the broken MS pivot and the breakout bar.
• Max Bars for Fib to Disappear: how long an untouched level stays active before expiring.
• Require Counter-Trend BOS for Setup: demands a prior counter-trend break before a new trend-aligned setup validates.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it differ from ICT Anchored Market Structures with Validation?

Which pivot settings should I use?

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