Stock price mastery

📘 Cycle-Based Support and Resistance – Price Levels

🔍 What this tool does:
This indicator helps you identify key price zones where the market is likely to start or end a trend, pause, or reverse. These zones are derived from vibrational price cycles and work like natural support and resistance levels.

It automatically calculates and plots:
Entry Zones


Take Profits (TP1, TP2, TP3)


Stop Loss Areas


Cycle Start/End points


🧠 How to Use It:

1. Start from Larger Vibrations


Always begin your analysis from higher vibration levels and move down to smaller ones.

Larger vibrations provide major turning points, while smaller ones help refine entries and exits.

2. Understand Each Level:

Cycle Start/End:

Usage: Turning points where trends may begin or end.

Style: Solid line, with shaded area.

Trade Entry Zone:

Usage: Ideal price zone to enter a trade.

Style: Dashed lines with shade.

TP1 / TP2 / TP3 (Take Profit Levels):

Usage: Take profit levels.

Style: Dotted line zone, dashed, or solid line.

Stop Loss:

Usage: Place Stop Loss (SL) beyond these zones.

Style: Dotted line.


✅ These levels flip meaning when the market direction flips. For example, a bullish cycle start becomes a bearish end if price is reversing.






⚙️ Settings Explained:

Vibration Level:

Choose the strength (depth) of the cycles.

Color:

Each vibration has a different color.

Toggle Levels:

Show or hide different vibration levels individually.

Fill Zones:

Optionally fill the zones for better visibility.



📈 Trading Tips:
Use higher vibration zones for context and bias.


Wait for price to react at a zone before entering — don’t preempt.


Combine with your existing strategy (volume, structure, indicators).


When price hits a Cycle Start, prepare for trend to begin.


When it nears a Cycle End, protect profits or exit if trend weakens.



🌀 Multi-Timeframe Example :





*same chart zoomed in for lower vibration

🧠 How to Use It
1. Start with Higher Vibration (Main Cycle)
Use higher vibration zones to define the primary trend.


These levels guide your overall bias (bullish/bearish).


Great for swing trading or trend confirmation.


2. Zoom into Lower Vibrations (Micro Cycles)
Within a big trend, smaller cycles provide entry/exit zones.


Perfect for intraday trading or refining entries on lower timeframes.


These mini-cycles follow the same logic: entry > TP > SL zones, just on a smaller scale.


🔄 All vibrations work together, like zoom levels on a map. Large cycles show direction. Small cycles show detailed movement.


Example use
Timeframe, Use Case, and What to Look For:

1D / 4H (High Vibration):

Use Case: Define major trend, strong reversal zones.

What to Look For: Trend direction, swing bias.

1H / 15m (Low Vibration):

Use Case: Refine entries, targets, stop loss (SL).

What to Look For: Exact entry/exit within a bigger move.

Back testing:
In settings check the "Rspt" for backtesting, the levels are dynamically calculated from closing price, on 1 min timeframe, so while backtesting check the box to calculate price based on the daily closing price


Market Availability
The Cycle-Based Support and Resistance indicators are versatile and designed to work across multiple asset classes:
Stocks:
Specially optimized for major Indian indices like NIFTY and BANKNIFTY, along with their constituent stocks. It helps traders identify potential pivot points based on time and price cycles, enhancing decision-making in both intraday and positional trading.



By following the hierarchy of vibrations from larger to smaller scales, users can apply the indicators effectively across different instruments and trading styles.