FX Levels

FX Levels identifies support and resistance zones automatically using two algorithms: Dynamic (NG), which adapts to current price action, and Classic, which identifies levels from historical pivot structure. It removes the manual work of drawing S/R zones and keeps them current as the market moves, distinguishing between active zones near current price and historical zones.

Key Features

• Two algorithms: Dynamic NG for adaptive, current-structure zones and Classic for historically anchored levels
• Multi-timeframe overlay - plot zones from multiple timeframes on the same chart simultaneously
• Real-time status updates that reclassify zones as price breaches them (support becomes resistance and vice versa)
• Active vs historical zone distinction - de-emphasizes older zones and highlights the ones that matter now
• Focus mode that displays only the nearest zones above and below current price for clutter-free charts
• Level touch, new level, and broken level alerts for notification-driven workflows
• MT5 primary; MT4 support is limited compared to the full MT5 feature set
• No SI Connect required

How traders use it

A trader who would otherwise spend 15 minutes drawing levels at the start of each session can load FX Levels and have current zones mapped immediately. When price approaches a zone, the alert fires, so you can be away from the chart and still catch the setup.

The multi-timeframe overlay identifies confluence between timeframes. When a D1 resistance zone sits at the same price as an H4 resistance zone, that area carries more weight. FX Levels plots both simultaneously. Real-time status updates automatically reclassify zones after a breach, preventing the common mistake of expecting broken support to hold.

Supported markets

All forex pairs and any instrument with chart data on MT5. Multi-timeframe overlay available across standard timeframes. MT5 primary; MT4 has limited functionality.

Getting started

Attach FX Levels to your chart and select your preferred algorithm (Dynamic NG for most use cases, Classic for historically anchored zones). Enable multi-timeframe overlay and configure alerts. The tutorial at https://youtu.be/zSznHIDKsRs walks through both algorithms and focus mode settings.