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Introduction A standard volume profile answers one question: across the whole range, where did most of the volume trade? It gives you a single POC and a single value ...
1. Introduction This screener is the scanning companion to the ABC on Recursive Zigzag indicator. The indicator draws every ABC pattern it finds on a single chart; the ...

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The platform is organized into a multi-panel modular grid designed to optimize technical analysis and direct order execution workflows. 1. Top Bar (Header & ...
1. Introduction Channels, wedges and triangles are the bread and butter of classical chart reading, but spotting them by hand is slow and subjective: two traders draw ...
Introduction BigBeluga’s Dynamic Trend Bands & Anchored VWAP Signals is two indicators stacked on one overlay. The first is a regime engine: a slow ...
Introduction Most RSI indicators treat 30 and 70 as fixed walls. Andrew Cardwell spent a career arguing that those walls move with the trend — that in a healthy ...
1. Introduction Most “smart money” indicators mark a Change of Character (CHoCH) – the moment price breaks the last swing against the prevailing ...
1. Introduction A classic Ichimoku cloud is built from the midpoints of highs and lows over fixed windows. It works, but it produces a blocky, laggy envelope, and ...
Introduction Draw order blocks on a chart for long enough and the same problem always appears: there are too many of them, and they all look equally important. A block ...
1. Introduction Most pattern detectors work at a single scale. They pick one pivot lookback, find the swings it produces, and everything larger or smaller than that is ...
Hi! This is my ultra-minimal chart inspired by the Bloomberg Terminal. It’s for macro analysis on extended timeframes. It features 50 and 200 SMA indicators with ...
Introduction Every linear regression channel you have ever plotted shares one weakness: it is fitted by ordinary least squares (OLS), and least squares is exquisitely ...
Introduction Deciding whether a market is ranging or breaking out looks easy on a chart and is surprisingly hard to put a number on. The reason is that “far from ...
Introduction Zeiierman’s Trading Activity Index answers a deceptively simple question: is the market unusually busy right now, or unusually quiet — relative to ...
1. Introduction This indicator is a ProBuilder adaptation of the “RSI Liquidity Sweep Confluence Engine [PhenLabs]” pinescript. It fuses three ideas that ...
Introduction Two candles can point the same way and mean completely different things. A wide-bodied bar closing on its highs with a volume spike is conviction; a ...

Codes can be used in ProRealTime for various purposes such as Indicators, Strategies, Screeners, Workspaces, Templates, and Calculated Instruments. Our Codes library is a set of programs shared by users for the benefit of the community.

Benefits of Using Codes

  • Access to a diverse range of ready-to-use Indicators, Strategies, Screeners, Workspaces, Templates, and Calculated Instruments
  • Time-saving by using pre-built code for common tasks and functions
  • Enhanced collaboration by sharing useful code with other traders and programmers
  • A platform to learn from the collective expertise of the community

How to Import Codes

To import a code, simply copy the code from the library and paste it into your ProRealTime platform at the appropriate location for your project. Follow the specific instructions provided with each code to ensure it integrates correctly into your trading or programming setup. Be sure to review and understand the code to ensure it functions as expected. You can also download the ITF file to import directly into your platform and therefore get rid of the copy/paste.

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To share a code, identify a piece of code that you believe would be useful to other traders or programmers. Save this code as an ITF file, and provide a clear description and usage instructions. By contributing your codes, you can help others improve their trading and programming efficiency, and receive feedback to refine your code further.

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Our site is a hub for trading tools like algorithms, indicators, screeners, and chart templates developed by our community using ProBuilder. With thousands of codes, it's the most extensive collection of trading tools available for ProRealTime™. These tools help traders analyze markets from various angles. Community developers freely share their work, and top contributors are honored as ProBuilder Masters. Join and share your codes to contribute to our community's growth.

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