Internal Pivot Pattern

Internal Pivot Pattern confirms pivot highs and lows the moment a candle closes, reading the bar's lower-timeframe data instead of waiting for neighbors to finish forming. Classic detection asks the middle bar of a window to prove itself against several bars on each side, which builds in lag; this build inspects the swing inside the current candle and calls it immediately.

How to Trade the Internal Pivot Pattern?

• Pivot low detected: a potential bullish turn or continuation. Candles print blue while the latest pivot is a low.
• Pivot high detected: a potential bearish shift. Candles print orange while the latest pivot is a high.
• Zigzag lines: successive pivots are connected so the developing structure stays readable at a glance.
• Accuracy Dashboard: a pivot low counts as accurate when the next pivot's candle closes above the pivot low candle's close, a pivot high when it closes below the pivot high candle's close. Tune settings until the percentage earns your trust.

The Timeframe input controls sensitivity. A much lower timeframe than the chart produces fewer, stronger detections; one close to the chart timeframe fires more often but admits more noise, so scalpers and swing traders will land on different values.

Internal Pivot Pattern Settings

• Timeframe: the lower timeframe scanned for internal swings.
• Accuracy Dashboard: toggles the real-time reliability panel.
• Style: colors for Internal Pivot High, Internal Pivot Low, the Zig-Zag connector, and trend-based Candle Coloring.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it earlier than standard pivot detection?

How does it differ from a plain zigzag?

How can I access the Internal Pivot Pattern?