MFT Prior Day Levels with Fibs

About MFT Prior Day Levels with Fibs

How it works

MFT Prior Day Levels draws yesterday's key prices across today's chart - the prior day high (PDH), low (PDL), open (PDO) and close (PDC), with an optional 50% line halfway between the high and low.

Each level has a boxed label on the right showing its price and how far price is from it right now. When today trades through the prior high or low, the label says TAKEN with the time and the line turns dashed - so you know at a glance which side has already been run.

The prior day Fibonacci

The prior day's range is also drawn as a clean Fibonacci - thin dotted lines with small labels that stay out of the way:

• Retracements between the high and the low: 23.6, 38.2, 61.8, 70.2 and 78.6%
• Extensions past both the high and the low: 111.8, 123.6, 138.2 and 150%
• Confluence: when a fib level lands on the prior open or close, it turns gold - two reasons for price to react at the same spot
• When a fib level sits on a boxed level, its % is added to that box (for example PDO 29746.00 · 78.6%), so labels never stack on top of each other

What you see

• PDH in red, PDL in green, PDO in blue, PDC in gold
• Distance from price: + means the level is above, - means below
• TAKEN 10:42 (Eastern) on the prior high or low once it has been traded through
• Today only for a clean chart, or keep earlier days to study them

Regular Hours or Full Day

• Regular Hours (default): the prior day from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET - the stock market session
• Full Day: the whole futures session from 6:00 PM ET, overnight highs and lows included

Settings

• Hours: Regular Hours or Full Day
• Show the prior open, close and 50% - each on or off
• Show distance on the labels
• Label position: offset from the line and bars to the right
• Fib on/off, your own fib levels, and the confluence distance (default 8 ticks = 2 points on NQ / ES)
• Colors for every level, the fib and confluence