FX Levels

Every session starts the same way: drawing support and resistance lines by hand, then watching them go stale as price moves on. FX Levels draws them for you and keeps them live: support and resistance zones mapped automatically, reclassified the moment price breaks through, with the zones that matter now kept distinct from the historical ones.

Key Features

• Support and resistance zones drawn automatically and kept current as price moves
• Real-time reclassification: when price breaks a zone, support flips to resistance, and back, on its own
• Multi-timeframe overlay: zones from several timeframes on one chart, so confluence is visible at a glance
• Active vs historical zones: the zones in play now stand out; older ones stay on the chart, de-emphasized
• Focus mode: show only the nearest zone above and below price, for a clean chart
• Level-touch, new-level and broken-level alerts for notification-driven workflows
• Two algorithms: Dynamic (NG) as the recommended default, and a Classic alternative for broker-independent levels

How traders use it

A trader who would otherwise spend fifteen minutes drawing levels at the start of each session loads FX Levels and has 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 is where confluence shows up. When a D1 resistance zone sits at the same price as an H4 resistance zone, that area carries more weight, and FX Levels plots both at once. Because zones reclassify in real time after a breach, a level always reads as what it is now, so you never trade broken support as if it still holds.

Supported markets

All forex pairs and any instrument with chart data on MT5. Multi-timeframe overlay works across the standard timeframes. MT5 is the primary platform; the MT4 version is more limited in scope.

Getting started

Attach FX Levels to your chart and pick an algorithm: Dynamic (NG) for most use cases, Classic when you want broker-independent levels. Turn on the multi-timeframe overlay and configure the alerts you want. The tutorial at https://youtu.be/zSznHIDKsRs walks through both algorithms and the focus-mode settings.