MSS Sweep Fib Retrace

MSS Sweep Fib Retrace hunts the sequence reversal traders prize: liquidity taken, structure broken, price returning to a discount. It first tracks a Sweep (price running a previous swing high or low without holding beyond it) then waits for a market structure shift, the change of character (CHoCH) confirmed by a user-set count of consecutive momentum candles. Only then does it measure the leg from sweep extreme to MSS point and project the Fib retracement at 50%, plotting that level as the entry zone alongside volatility-based stop-loss and take-profit areas.

How to Trade the MSS Sweep Fib Retrace?

• Sweep label: a prior swing level was run and rejected, the raid that fuels the setup; it is drawn back on the sweep bar together with the MSS label once the shift confirms, so sweeps that never produce an MSS are not shown.
• MSS label: structure has shifted with the required momentum behind it; the 50% level of the sweep leg becomes the live area of interest.
• 50% tap: entry labels print as price returns to the zone, and ATR-scaled stop and target areas draw automatically.
• Macro Trend filter on: setups only start against the 200-period EMA (a long setup needs its sweep bar to close below the EMA, a short setup above it), so each one is a counter-trend reversal; disable it to allow setups on either side of the EMA.

MSS Sweep Fib Retrace Settings

• Pivot Left Bars / Pivot Right Bars: bars required on each side of a swing point; larger values build structure from more significant pivots.
• Required Momentum Candles for MSS: consecutive bullish or bearish candles needed to validate the shift and reject false moves.
• Use Overall Macro Trend Filter and Macro Trend EMA Period: toggle the higher-trend filter and set its EMA length.
• ATR Period, Stop Loss ATR Multiplier, Take Profit ATR Multiplier: the volatility lookback and how far stops and targets sit from entry.
• Show Drawings and Labels: one switch for all lines, boxes, and labels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why enter at the 50% retracement instead of the break?

How does this differ from a standalone sweep detector?

Is the MSS Sweep Fib Retrace free to run?