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BK AK-HA Window

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🖥️ BK AK–HA PnF Window 🖥️

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Respect to AK — discipline, patience, clean execution.

HA Window is a compact “analysis panel” that lives on your chart.
It lets you toggle between two different ways of reading structure:

Heikin Ashi Window (normalized, consistent OB/OS framework)

Point & Figure Window (clean X/O structure with targets + pattern logic)

This is not financial advice and it’s not a promise of results. It’s a visual decision tool designed to help you track trend, structure, and reaction quality with fewer distractions.

1) Quick Start (60 seconds)

Content → Heikin Ashi if you want trend + turning-point context inside a fixed OB/OS framework.

Content → Point & Figure if you want clean structure (X/O columns), break/rotate behavior, and objective counting tools.

Keep Lock to Last Bar = ON and adjust:

Width (candles)

Height (ATR multiple or % range)

Future Offset to park the panel neatly to the right.

2) Mode A — Heikin Ashi Window (Normalized Oscillator Candles)

This mode takes Heikin Ashi OHLC and maps it into a stable window range with:

0 / Overbought / Oversold levels

Optional zone fills for quick “where are we?” context

HA candle rendering with spacing options (1-bar or centered 2-bar mode)

Built-in confirmations (optional)

EMA overlay on the HA close (bias + pullback structure)

Pivot highs/lows (structure markers)

Buy/Sell markers (HA color flip events)

Divergence detection (RSI or MFI) with swing filters (so it doesn’t spam)

Volume spike highlighting (Volume ROC) to flag “activity candles”

Session shading (Asia / London / RTH) for time-context

Pattern recognition (optional)

The window can tag common HA behaviors like:

Flat tops/bottoms (level sensitivity)

Acceleration vs deceleration

Compression/inside bars

Absorption / exhaustion signatures
These are presented as context labels, not “guaranteed signals.”

3) Mode B — Point & Figure Window (X/O Structure Map)

PnF is about structure without time noise. This mode builds X/O columns and renders them inside a clean grid.

Auto box sizing (important)

Instead of forcing one ATR length, the script can evaluate several ATR candidates and select the one that best matches price behavior over the chosen lookback. That means:

less arbitrary box size guessing

more consistent columns across symbols/timeframes

What’s included (optional)

PnF reversal detection (X→O / O→X) + alert conditions

Pattern recognition (double/triple breaks, ascending/descending triples, catapults)

Gann/PnF counting tools

Horizontal count (congestion width → projected objectives)

Vertical count (column height → objective projection)

45° trend lines (classic PnF rails)

Congestion zone box (where acceptance is forming)

Price level labels (turns the panel into a quick S/R ladder)

Volume weighting (opacity or glyph size)

Column “box count” + time-in-column

quick read on thrust vs rotation/absorption behavior

MTF + LTF direction badges

alignment = higher confidence context

disagreement = “slow down and verify”

4) How to Use It (simple workflow)

Step 1 — Bias:

HA mode: EMA + candle color + zone location

PnF mode: column direction + HTF badge

Step 2 — Location:

HA mode: OB/OS + pivots

PnF mode: congestion zones + price level ladder

Step 3 — Confirmation:

HA flip + divergence/pattern context

PnF reversal/pattern + timeframe alignment

Step 4 — Management:

Use structure (pivots / PnF rails / count objectives) to manage expectations

Don’t treat the panel as a “prediction machine” — treat it as a clarity tool

5) Settings Suggestions

For fast intraday:

Smaller window width, keep PnF rows capped for readability, let auto-box sizing do the work.

For higher timeframe:

Increase correlation lookback + window width

Use MTF badge to stay aligned with the bigger structure



🖥️ BK AK–HA Window 🖥️

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