The “cup and handle” model is a technical form of price that resembles a cup and handle, where the cup is shaped like a “U” and the handle has a slight downward
drift. The right side of the drawing – the handle-is smaller than the left side-the cup, and retreats no more than 50% from the top. This can be either a
continuation or a reversal pattern.

• Clear trading signals
• Customizable colors and sizes
• Implements performance statistics
• Customizable drawing sizes and characteristics
• Displays the appropriate stop loss and take profit levels
• It is not repaint and not repaint
• It implements email / audio / visual alerts

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• Amplitude: The amplitude represents the minimum number of bars between alternative price points. To find the big ones
  samples, increase the amplitude parameter. To find smaller samples, reduce the amplitude parameter.
• Cup flatness coefficient: This parameter describes how “flat” the top of the cup should be in relation to the size of the cup. The higher the
  the value, the stricter, but less frequent. The lower the value, the more patterns there are.
• Min Handle Retracement: The minimum percentage of rollback required in the template descriptor.
• Maximum. Retracement: The minimum percentage of rollback possible in the template descriptor.
• Max History Bars: The number of past bars to evaluate when the indicator is loaded on the chart.
• Show statistics: Show or hide the statistics panel and performance data.
• Show SL / TP levels: Show or hide the stop loss and take profit levels.
• Drawing options: colors and sizes for bullish or bearish lines and labels, as well as font sizes.
• Breakouts: Colors and sizes of the breakout arrows.
• Alerts: Enable or disable alerts as desired.

Arturo Lopez Perez, private investor and speculator, software engineer and founder of Point Zero Trading Solutions.

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