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PO3 Fractal Matrix+ (M1D)
PO3 Fractal Matrix+
Fractalizes higher time frame price action whilst keeping your chart on your execution time frame and keeps it beside live price. It draws the higher timeframe candles next to the chart, finds the C1 to C4 sequence on them, marks the T-Spot where the next candle's wick should hold, and checks the sequence against a CISD, SMT and PSP before it shows it. One sequence at a time, one checklist, nothing to read off a dozen panels. It maps the model. It does not fire trades.
The idea
- Price delivers in candles of every timeframe at once. A higher timeframe candle that runs a prior candle's high or low and fails to hold beyond it is often the turn.
- C1 is the candle whose high or low gets taken. C2 trades through it and closes back inside C1's body. C3 is the expansion away from that sweep, and C4 the follow through.
- The T-Spot is the part of the previous candle the next one should wick into and hold: the EQ (midpoint) to the far edge. If a candle closes through it, the read is spent.
- These are established ideas in ICT style trading, the power of three, the fractal candle sequence, CISD, SMT and PSP.
The HTF candles
- One higher timeframe of candles to the right of price, five by default, with the time left on the forming candle.
- Auto picks the first timeframe with at least 12 chart candles to each of its candles: 15m, 1H or 4H on a 1m chart, 1H, 4H or 1D on a 5m chart, 4H, 1D or 1W on a 15m chart, 1D, 1W or 1M on a 1H chart.
- Previous high and low lines named PDH / PDL, PWH / PWL, PMH / PML (4H H / 4H L below a day), the previous range's 25 / 50 / 75 on daily and higher, candle midpoints, sweeps, and the New York time of each block's high and low.
- Dotted dividers on the chart where each HTF candle opens, named with the New York day.
- HTF FVGs from the block, each kept until a chart candle closes through its far side.
The sequence
- C2 closure: C2 trades through one side of C1 and closes back inside C1's body. A doji C1 (body under a tenth of its range) gives way to the candle before it.
- C3 closure (optional): C2 closes beyond C1 and C3 closes back through C2's body instead.
- xC2: a C2 that took both sides of C1. By default only the side that survives draws.
- A C2 still forming is tagged C2? and only counts once it closes.
- Tags C1, C2, C3 and C4 sit past each extreme, above the highs on a bearish sequence and below the lows on a bullish one, never on a candle.
- The sequence is read once each chart bar closes, so a live tick never swaps it in and out.
The T-Spot
- C3's T-Spot is measured on C2, C4's on C3, from the candle's EQ to its far edge. A C2 that closed against its swing is measured from its close to its wick.
- Depth % mode measures from the close back into the candle by a share you set (50% for C3, 25% for C4 by default).
- The EQ line is the price the next candle's wick should hold. A spent T-Spot leaves a dotted line at its EQ, named XC3 or XC4.
- The filter decides which sequence draws: Open (any), Easy (a CISD or a SMT), Medium (both, the default), Hard (both and a PSP on C2), Max (Hard, plus C2 closed past C1's midpoint, ran at least a tenth of C1's range and did not take both sides).
Confirmation
- CISD on the chart: a run of candles, then a close back through the run's extreme body. Drawn as a level with short standard deviation stubs past it (1.27, 1.68, 2.27, 3 and 4 by default) and a dashed line at the 0.5 of the run. A CISD whose run trades back into a earlier live one of the same direction is a PB: drawn thin, no stubs.
- Sequence CISD: after C2's extreme, a close back through the open of the opposing run of two or more candles. Optional STDV off it, one range = the CISD level to C2's extreme.
- SMT: candles of 15m, 1H, 4H and 1D (30m, 90m and 6H optional) built from chart bars for the chart and each correlated asset. When one takes a prior candle's high or low and another does not, it is a SMT. Clean, Balanced and Full filtering, lookback per timeframe, and SSMT on the 90m and 6H.
- SMT on the HTF candles: C2 against C1 on the block's own timeframe, read from each asset's own candles. Tagged C2+SMT.
- PSP: a HTF candle that closed the other way to a correlated asset fills in its direction's colour.
Assets
- Auto pairs the chart with its correlated markets: NQ, ES, YM and RTY with each other, gold with silver and gold in other currencies, silver, copper, crude and its products, bonds, the major FX pairs against DXY (read inverse where they move the other way), and BTC with ETH.
- Dyad, Triad, Triad (GXT) or Tetrad, plus a fourth manual asset (DXY inverse by default).
- Manual mode takes any symbols you set.
The checklist
- Bottom centre by default: the phase, C2 (or C3) closed, CISD, SMT, PSP, T-Spot live or spent, and the EQ price.
- A header strip at the top shows the chart timeframe, the HTF timeframe and the phase.
- Spacious view (on by default) keeps the chart lighter: fewer rows, no divider times, the SMT asset inside the C2 tag. Phone layout shrinks the table to its main rows.
Alerts
- Bullish C2 closure, bearish C2 closure, bullish C3 closure, bearish C3 closure, and T-Spot spent.
- Each fires once, on a closed bar, only for a sequence the chart would draw.
Method and repainting
- Every HTF candle is built from chart bars, so each high and low keeps the chart bar that printed it.
- The sequence, CISD, SMT and FVGs are read on closed chart bars. A forming HTF candle can still change the read until it closes, which is why a forming C2 is tagged C2?.
- Correlated assets are read on the chart timeframe with no lookahead. A asset bar is only used when it lines up with the chart's bar.
- Not available in bar replay for the assets: replay rewinds the chart symbol only.
Colours
- Violet for bullish and dark grey for bearish on T-Spots, PSP candles, FVGs and the sequence CISD. SMT lines in violet. Text and lines in black on a light chart, white on a dark one. Every colour is a setting.
Disclaimer
- For education and chart study only. Not financial advice. Past sequences do not predict future results.
Fractalizes higher time frame price action whilst keeping your chart on your execution time frame and keeps it beside live price. It draws the higher timeframe candles next to the chart, finds the C1 to C4 sequence on them, marks the T-Spot where the next candle's wick should hold, and checks the sequence against a CISD, SMT and PSP before it shows it. One sequence at a time, one checklist, nothing to read off a dozen panels. It maps the model. It does not fire trades.
The idea
- Price delivers in candles of every timeframe at once. A higher timeframe candle that runs a prior candle's high or low and fails to hold beyond it is often the turn.
- C1 is the candle whose high or low gets taken. C2 trades through it and closes back inside C1's body. C3 is the expansion away from that sweep, and C4 the follow through.
- The T-Spot is the part of the previous candle the next one should wick into and hold: the EQ (midpoint) to the far edge. If a candle closes through it, the read is spent.
- These are established ideas in ICT style trading, the power of three, the fractal candle sequence, CISD, SMT and PSP.
The HTF candles
- One higher timeframe of candles to the right of price, five by default, with the time left on the forming candle.
- Auto picks the first timeframe with at least 12 chart candles to each of its candles: 15m, 1H or 4H on a 1m chart, 1H, 4H or 1D on a 5m chart, 4H, 1D or 1W on a 15m chart, 1D, 1W or 1M on a 1H chart.
- Previous high and low lines named PDH / PDL, PWH / PWL, PMH / PML (4H H / 4H L below a day), the previous range's 25 / 50 / 75 on daily and higher, candle midpoints, sweeps, and the New York time of each block's high and low.
- Dotted dividers on the chart where each HTF candle opens, named with the New York day.
- HTF FVGs from the block, each kept until a chart candle closes through its far side.
The sequence
- C2 closure: C2 trades through one side of C1 and closes back inside C1's body. A doji C1 (body under a tenth of its range) gives way to the candle before it.
- C3 closure (optional): C2 closes beyond C1 and C3 closes back through C2's body instead.
- xC2: a C2 that took both sides of C1. By default only the side that survives draws.
- A C2 still forming is tagged C2? and only counts once it closes.
- Tags C1, C2, C3 and C4 sit past each extreme, above the highs on a bearish sequence and below the lows on a bullish one, never on a candle.
- The sequence is read once each chart bar closes, so a live tick never swaps it in and out.
The T-Spot
- C3's T-Spot is measured on C2, C4's on C3, from the candle's EQ to its far edge. A C2 that closed against its swing is measured from its close to its wick.
- Depth % mode measures from the close back into the candle by a share you set (50% for C3, 25% for C4 by default).
- The EQ line is the price the next candle's wick should hold. A spent T-Spot leaves a dotted line at its EQ, named XC3 or XC4.
- The filter decides which sequence draws: Open (any), Easy (a CISD or a SMT), Medium (both, the default), Hard (both and a PSP on C2), Max (Hard, plus C2 closed past C1's midpoint, ran at least a tenth of C1's range and did not take both sides).
Confirmation
- CISD on the chart: a run of candles, then a close back through the run's extreme body. Drawn as a level with short standard deviation stubs past it (1.27, 1.68, 2.27, 3 and 4 by default) and a dashed line at the 0.5 of the run. A CISD whose run trades back into a earlier live one of the same direction is a PB: drawn thin, no stubs.
- Sequence CISD: after C2's extreme, a close back through the open of the opposing run of two or more candles. Optional STDV off it, one range = the CISD level to C2's extreme.
- SMT: candles of 15m, 1H, 4H and 1D (30m, 90m and 6H optional) built from chart bars for the chart and each correlated asset. When one takes a prior candle's high or low and another does not, it is a SMT. Clean, Balanced and Full filtering, lookback per timeframe, and SSMT on the 90m and 6H.
- SMT on the HTF candles: C2 against C1 on the block's own timeframe, read from each asset's own candles. Tagged C2+SMT.
- PSP: a HTF candle that closed the other way to a correlated asset fills in its direction's colour.
Assets
- Auto pairs the chart with its correlated markets: NQ, ES, YM and RTY with each other, gold with silver and gold in other currencies, silver, copper, crude and its products, bonds, the major FX pairs against DXY (read inverse where they move the other way), and BTC with ETH.
- Dyad, Triad, Triad (GXT) or Tetrad, plus a fourth manual asset (DXY inverse by default).
- Manual mode takes any symbols you set.
The checklist
- Bottom centre by default: the phase, C2 (or C3) closed, CISD, SMT, PSP, T-Spot live or spent, and the EQ price.
- A header strip at the top shows the chart timeframe, the HTF timeframe and the phase.
- Spacious view (on by default) keeps the chart lighter: fewer rows, no divider times, the SMT asset inside the C2 tag. Phone layout shrinks the table to its main rows.
Alerts
- Bullish C2 closure, bearish C2 closure, bullish C3 closure, bearish C3 closure, and T-Spot spent.
- Each fires once, on a closed bar, only for a sequence the chart would draw.
Method and repainting
- Every HTF candle is built from chart bars, so each high and low keeps the chart bar that printed it.
- The sequence, CISD, SMT and FVGs are read on closed chart bars. A forming HTF candle can still change the read until it closes, which is why a forming C2 is tagged C2?.
- Correlated assets are read on the chart timeframe with no lookahead. A asset bar is only used when it lines up with the chart's bar.
- Not available in bar replay for the assets: replay rewinds the chart symbol only.
Colours
- Violet for bullish and dark grey for bearish on T-Spots, PSP candles, FVGs and the sequence CISD. SMT lines in violet. Text and lines in black on a light chart, white on a dark one. Every colour is a setting.
Disclaimer
- For education and chart study only. Not financial advice. Past sequences do not predict future results.
ملاحظات الأخبار
PC, Laptop and Phone stylesNew Laptop layout, now the default: the checklist in small text with its main rows and no symbol card, so nothing covers price or the HTF block names on a laptop screen.
Desktop keeps the full checklist and the symbol card for a large monitor. Phone is unchanged.
Text scale now starts at small.
Settings you already saved stay as they are. Pick Laptop under Layout to switch.
First release
The fractal model on one higher timeframe: HTF candles beside price, the C1 to C4 sequence, T-Spots with their EQ, CISD, SMT and PSP, a checklist and five alerts.
Spacious view
On by default. The checklist drops the rows the header strip already shows, the dividers keep their day name without the time under each foot, and the SMT asset sits inside the C2 tag. Turn it off for the full view.
ملاحظات الأخبار
Cleaned up a source code note that was miss spelt, no logic or visual changes made. 
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