The indicator shows and highlights candlesticks on the chart, which are formed as a result of the fact that large players enter the market in large volumes. Or such candles can be formed when the market is certain, when most players take positions in one direction. After such candles, the movement in this direction may continue.

• The indicator highlights significant candlesticks from the existing ones on the chart;
• Using the indicator, you can track trends based on candlesticks, in which positions are strengthening in the direction of the main trend;
• You can filter the signals (candles) by volatility and display only those that are greater than the specified number of points. (this parameter can be the same for all time periods or different for each time period);
• You can filter the signals according to the following principle: display only those when the candle breaks through a certain price level, on the basis of which it is formed (calculated mathematically), or ignore this condition;
• You can filter the display of signals by time or ignore this condition (the time in the terminal on the chart);
• The indicator can be used on any time period, on any instrument;
• It can be used for long-term, medium-term, “scalping” trading.

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• Period_Candle – calculation period for signal search;
• Confirmation_Level – if true is selected , the signal must break through a certain price level, on the basis of which it is formed, if false, this condition is ignored;
• Type_Arrows – arrow type;
• Min_Candle_Pips_Common-filter for the signal volatility (candlesticks) in points, (signals less than the specified values in the Min_Candle_Pips_ variables will not be displayed):
  • If the value is set to true, the value from the Min_Candle_Pips_Common_ALL_TF variable is used as a filter, which is common for all time periods;
  • If false, the filter for each time period uses its own value from the Min_Candle_Pips_XX variables .
• Min_Candle_Pips_Common_ALL_TF – the signal value in points, common for all time periods;
• Min_Candle_Pips_M1 – the signal value in points for the time period M1;
• Min_Candle_Pips_M5 – the signal value in points for the time period M5;
• Min_Candle_Pips_M15 – the signal value in points for the time period M15;
• Min_Candle_Pips_M30 – the signal value in points for the time period M30;
• Min_Candle_Pips_H1 – the signal value in points for the time period H1;
• Min_Candle_Pips_H4 – the signal value in points for the time period H4;
• Min_Candle_Pips_D1 – the signal value in points for the time period D1;
• Min_Candle_Pips_W1 – the signal value in points for the time period W1;
• Min_Candle_Pips_MN1 – the value of the signal in points for the time period MN1;
• Time_Filter-filter the display of signals by time;
• Start_Signal_Hour – the hour when the signals are displayed (the time in the terminal on the chart).);
• Start_Signal_Minute – the minute when the signals are displayed (the time in the terminal on the chart).);
• End_Signal_Hour – the hour of the end of the signal display (the time in the terminal on the chart);
• End_Signal_Minute – the minute of the end of the signal display (the time in the terminal on the chart).

• If the value is set to true, the value from the Min_Candle_Pips_Common_ALL_TF variable is used as a filter, which is common for all time periods;
• If false, the filter for each time period uses its own value from the Min_Candle_Pips_XX variables .

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