CTZ Daily Fib Time Zones
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CTZ Fib Time Zones
OVERVIEW
An automatic Fibonacci Time Zone tool anchored on the market's own cycle. It works like TradingView's Fib Time Zone drawing – 0 and 1 are two anchor points and lines are drawn at Fibonacci multiples of that span – but the anchors are found automatically from cycle lows and move forward every time a new cycle low is confirmed. No manual redrawing.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Cycle lows are detected automatically (swing lows with a minimum spacing). Default settings match the CTZ cycle tools:
• Daily (DCL): pivot 5, min 13 bars between lows
• Weekly (WCL): pivot 13, min 55 bars between lows
• Custom: your own values
Lengths are set for a Daily chart and auto-scale to any timeframe.
2. The unit (0 → 1) is taken from those lows:
• Low → next low (default): 0 = previous cycle low, 1 = last cycle low. The unit is one full cycle.
• Low → high: 0 = last cycle low, 1 = the cycle high since. The unit is the advance.
3. Zone lines are drawn at Fibonacci multiples of the unit: 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 (editable).
4. Optional ratio lines at 1.382, 1.618 and 2.618 (editable).
5. When a new cycle low confirms, everything re-anchors to the latest cycle.
READING THE LINES
Time lines mark WHEN a turn is likely, not which way.
• Zone lines (2, 3, 5…) in Low → next low mode are whole cycles from the last low, so they are the expected next cycle lows if the rhythm holds. Zone 2 (highlighted) is the next one.
• Ratio lines (1.382, 1.618, 2.618) fall part-way through a cycle and can mark a high or a low:
– price falling into the line → watch for a low
– price rising into the line → watch for a high
– a left-translated (LTR) cycle favours lows, a right-translated (RTR) cycle favours highs
Use the dates as appointments and confirm the turn with price, order flow or volume.
WHAT YOU SEE ON THE CHART
• Grey lines 0 and 1 – the anchors, joined by a dashed line like the TradingView tool
• Orange line – the next zone (expected next cycle low in Low → next low mode)
• Blue lines – further Fibonacci zones, labelled with their number and date
• Purple dashed lines – Fibonacci ratio lines
• ▲ markers – detected cycle lows
DASHBOARD
• Cycle and timeframe
• Unit mode
• Date and price of anchors 0 and 1
• Unit length in days
• Days since anchor 1
• Next zone (number, date, days away)
• Following zone
• Last cycle low
HOW TO USE IT
• Run it on the Daily chart for daily-cycle timing, or set Cycle to Weekly for the bigger picture.
• Look for zone dates that line up with other timing tools (cycle projections, Fibonacci time clusters, key events) – overlapping dates are the strongest windows.
• Check the dates again after each new cycle low: windows that keep appearing after re-anchoring are the most reliable.
SETTINGS
• Cycle: Daily (DCL), Weekly (WCL) or Custom pivot / spacing
• Auto-scale to chart timeframe
• Unit: Low → next low, or Low → high
• Fibonacci multiples (default 0,1,2,3,5,8,13)
• Ratio lines on/off and values (default 1.382,1.618,2.618)
• Colours, cycle low markers, dashboard and position
ALERTS
• Fib time zone reached
• New cycle low (zones re-anchored)
LIMITATIONS
• Cycle lows are confirmed by pivots, so the latest low appears a few bars after it forms and the zones re-anchor then.
• Time zones show likely turning points, not direction or size of the move.
• Cycles stretch and contract, so treat each date as a window of a few days, not an exact day.
This indicator is a tool for cycle timing and is not financial advice. Always use your own risk management.
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CTZ Fib Time Zones
OVERVIEW
An automatic Fibonacci Time Zone tool anchored on the market's own cycle. It works like TradingView's Fib Time Zone drawing – 0 and 1 are two anchor points and lines are drawn at Fibonacci multiples of that span – but the anchors are found automatically from cycle lows and move forward every time a new cycle low is confirmed. No manual redrawing.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Cycle lows are detected automatically (swing lows with a minimum spacing). Default settings match the CTZ cycle tools:
• Daily (DCL): pivot 5, min 13 bars between lows
• Weekly (WCL): pivot 13, min 55 bars between lows
• Custom: your own values
Lengths are set for a Daily chart and auto-scale to any timeframe.
2. The unit (0 → 1) is taken from those lows:
• Low → next low (default): 0 = previous cycle low, 1 = last cycle low. The unit is one full cycle.
• Low → high: 0 = last cycle low, 1 = the cycle high since. The unit is the advance.
3. Zone lines are drawn at Fibonacci multiples of the unit: 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 (editable).
4. Optional ratio lines at 1.382, 1.618 and 2.618 (editable).
5. When a new cycle low confirms, everything re-anchors to the latest cycle.
READING THE LINES
Time lines mark WHEN a turn is likely, not which way.
• Zone lines (2, 3, 5…) in Low → next low mode are whole cycles from the last low, so they are the expected next cycle lows if the rhythm holds. Zone 2 (highlighted) is the next one.
• Ratio lines (1.382, 1.618, 2.618) fall part-way through a cycle and can mark a high or a low:
– price falling into the line → watch for a low
– price rising into the line → watch for a high
– a left-translated (LTR) cycle favours lows, a right-translated (RTR) cycle favours highs
Use the dates as appointments and confirm the turn with price, order flow or volume.
WHAT YOU SEE ON THE CHART
• Grey lines 0 and 1 – the anchors, joined by a dashed line like the TradingView tool
• Orange line – the next zone (expected next cycle low in Low → next low mode)
• Blue lines – further Fibonacci zones, labelled with their number and date
• Purple dashed lines – Fibonacci ratio lines
• ▲ markers – detected cycle lows
DASHBOARD
• Cycle and timeframe
• Unit mode
• Date and price of anchors 0 and 1
• Unit length in days
• Days since anchor 1
• Next zone (number, date, days away)
• Following zone
• Last cycle low
HOW TO USE IT
• Run it on the Daily chart for daily-cycle timing, or set Cycle to Weekly for the bigger picture.
• Look for zone dates that line up with other timing tools (cycle projections, Fibonacci time clusters, key events) – overlapping dates are the strongest windows.
• Check the dates again after each new cycle low: windows that keep appearing after re-anchoring are the most reliable.
SETTINGS
• Cycle: Daily (DCL), Weekly (WCL) or Custom pivot / spacing
• Auto-scale to chart timeframe
• Unit: Low → next low, or Low → high
• Fibonacci multiples (default 0,1,2,3,5,8,13)
• Ratio lines on/off and values (default 1.382,1.618,2.618)
• Colours, cycle low markers, dashboard and position
ALERTS
• Fib time zone reached
• New cycle low (zones re-anchored)
LIMITATIONS
• Cycle lows are confirmed by pivots, so the latest low appears a few bars after it forms and the zones re-anchor then.
• Time zones show likely turning points, not direction or size of the move.
• Cycles stretch and contract, so treat each date as a window of a few days, not an exact day.
This indicator is a tool for cycle timing and is not financial advice. Always use your own risk management.
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