All indicators

PRZ Execution

By LuxAlgoApr 13, 2026

Static chart image

PRZ Execution starts where pattern recognition stops, the first library tool dedicated to PRZ execution, managing price from arrival in a potential reversal zone to a graded outcome. Auto mode projects a completion window past the latest X-A-B-C swings from XA ratios, plus a limiting level; Manual mode takes any measured zone. From first touch a state machine runs (test, terminal price bar, entry, resolution), tracked in a status table.

How to Trade the PRZ Execution?

  • Terminal price bar: tests the whole zone and is graded on its close. Back toward structure is constructive, wide beyond it the classic warning; both alerted.
  • Entry confirmation: the default waits for terminal-bar rejection; Close back inside structure is earlier, First zone touch mimics a limit at D.
  • Type I vs Type II: a prompt reaction that stays clear of the zone is Type I; a retest that holds near the original extreme and rejects is Type II. Deep retests demand more evidence.

PRZ Execution Settings

  • Zone source (default Auto (harmonic completion window)).
  • Swing pivot length (default 8): pivot confirmation bars.
  • Completion ratio - near edge (default 0.786) and Completion ratio - far edge (default 0.886).
  • Invalidation ratio (limiting level) (default 1.0): the void level (X for retracements).
  • Manual - direction, Manual - zone edge A / B, Manual - invalidation level (0 = auto).
  • Entry confirmation (default Terminal bar rejection).
  • ATR length (default 14), Wide bar threshold (x ATR) (default 1.5), Reaction distance (x zone height) (default 2.0) and Type I: bars clear of the zone (default 10).
  • Retest tolerance (x zone height) (default 0.5), Closes beyond limit to invalidate (default 2), Episode timeout (bars) (default 100) and Max acceptable stop distance (%) (default 2.0): wider zones grade "too wide, pass".
  • Display toggles for labels, table, zone transparency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Original indicatorBuilt in-house by LuxAlgo

The Library is free. Quant makes it yours.

Pull any concept or indicator into Quant: rebuild it, retune it, or turn it into a backtested strategy of your own.