Structure before signals. Clarity over noise. Context before confirmation.
Our dashboard indicators condense market context into a few decisive reads. Here is an example from Edo Multi-Anchor VWAP.
Each family covers a specific layer of analysis. They're designed to combine with intent — not to overlap.
Twenty-three reference setups built on the structure-first approach. Each one combines indicators with a specific intent.
Identify the trend phase, confirm direction and time entries with structural alignment.
View indicators →Read momentum across three oscillator layers and detect confluence zones before committing to a direction.
View indicators →Complete structural, momentum and trend layer for a disciplined context-first approach.
View indicators →Map key price levels, identify structure and locate liquidity confluence zones.
View indicators →Confirm momentum with volume flow before committing to a direction.
View indicators →Map key levels, identify structure and time entries with trend alignment.
View indicators →Read volatility state, confirm trend direction and filter by structural bias.
View indicators →Three trend lenses — Hull MA, Ichimoku zones and SuperTrend direction — to read trend phase without overlap.
View indicators →Three premium trend tools with MTF dashboards and filtered signals for advanced trend monitoring across timeframes.
View indicators →Anchored VWAP as fair value, A/D Flow for accumulation/distribution and Liquidity Zones for reaction points — a complete swing volume read.
View indicators →Multi-anchor VWAP for context, RSI Dual for momentum filter and Multi Stoch for confluence across timeframes.
View indicators →Ichimoku cloud for structural trend state, Liquidity Zones for reaction levels and ZigZag with Fibonacci for pivot retracement reads.
View indicators →Read the Flow Score to see whether money is accumulating or distributing, locate the institutional footprint with Order Blocks and validate the reactions at tested liquidity levels — institutional flow meeting price structure.
View indicators →Map the full volatility regime with Volatility Regime Engine across three timeframes, confirm compression and breakouts with the Bollinger base read, and align direction with SuperTrend Core.
View indicators →Map market structure with automatic BOS / CHoCH and order blocks, line up the origin zones against tested liquidity levels, and frame the swing structure with ZigZag and Fibonacci for a full Smart Money read.
View indicators →Score the order blocks that matter, line them up with untouched liquidity and read the whole picture inside the market structure state.
View indicators →Map where liquidity rests with the zones, catch the exact sweep that takes it, and confirm the turn against the market structure — a full liquidity read, all free.
View indicators →Pin down the equal highs and lows where stops rest, watch the sweep that takes them, and use the order block behind the move as the reference for what comes after.
View indicators →Locate where price sits inside its range, wait for a sweep of the edge you are trading against, and take the entry only when structure agrees. Buying in discount after a sweep of the low is a different trade from buying the same signal in premium.
View indicators →Start from the state: the sequence of highs and lows says whether the market is trending cleanly or in transition. Frame the last leg with the zigzag and its retracements, and check where inside the dealing range the pullback is landing before acting on it.
View indicators →Start from the Strong level: it is the swing the trend has to hold, and a close through it is the change of character that flips the bias. Look for an order block sitting near that level as the zone where the defence is likely to happen, and treat a sweep that runs the Weak level without closing through the Strong one as a trap, not a reversal.
View indicators →Start from the breaker: an order block that failed and now sits on the other side of price has already proven its inverted role. Check the active order blocks around it to see where the current move started, and let the swing state confirm that the bias agrees with the breaker's side — a bullish breaker inside a bearish structure is a place to expect a bounce, not a place to trust it. Wait for the test, and drop the zone the moment price closes through it.
View indicators →Start from the pending block: a demand or supply zone that price has not come back to yet is a level the market still owes a visit. Check where it sits in the range — a Bull Block in discount carries more weight than one in premium — and read the Strong level: a mitigation that holds above the Strong low keeps the trend intact. Take the reaction on the first return, and drop the zone the moment price closes through the far side of a mitigated block.
View indicators →Start with the indicators on your own charts and let the method prove itself. Every tool here exists to serve that process — never the other way around.