A color-coded band shows whether price is in a buy or sell cycle — an envelope and forward line map the dominant wave past the last bar, and phasing, velocity and pressure readouts time entries inside it.
Ten cycle, phasing and velocity tools that read the market's rhythm from every angle: a self-ratcheting band paints the active buy or sell cycle, an envelope and a forward-displaced line map the dominant wave — even past the last bar — and phasing, velocity and pressure readouts time your entries inside it.
Swing and position traders who want a clearer read on market rhythm and their entry timing. No cycle-analysis background needed.
A shaded band that tracks the active buy or sell cycle right on your price chart, an envelope around the dominant wave, stacked diamonds under major cycle lows, and a forward line that projects half a cycle past the last bar.
Research and education only. These tools read market rhythm to support your own analysis — they don't predict price or tell you when to buy or sell.
See the active cycle — and the wave that contains it.
A shaded band trails below price and turns green in a buy cycle, or sits above in red for a sell cycle — it only ratchets one way and flips when price closes through its dashed pivot line. Around the wave itself, the Dominant Cycle Envelope wraps a lag-free centered average in a band sized to contain most of the price action, so touches of its boundaries mark the wave's extremes.
Time entries with velocity, from fast dots to slow bias.
Four readouts off one velocity engine: sparse buy/sell dots that line up with the band's direction, a momentum ribbon that marks the exact bar the tide turns, a slow bias line for the long-term lean, and a short-cycle wave histogram that flags quicker swings a bar or two early.
See who's in control, and where the cycle lows sit.
Cycle Pressure recolors each candle by who's pushing harder — green when buyers (trades landing near the highs) outweigh sellers, red when sellers take over; a color flip at an extreme is the quiet buying or selling tell. Below it, the Cycle Residual histogram shows what the average throws away — the pure cycle — so cycle lows stand out as troughs even inside a strong trend.
Map nested cycle lows and project the wave ahead.
Phasing Diamonds stack colored diamonds under every detected cycle trough, one per harmonic row, so a deep stack flags a major nested low. The Forward Displacement Line pushes price half a cycle ahead — extending past the last bar — and price meeting it marks the cycle's midpoint, framing the next objective.
All ten Cycle Suite tools ship with Pro, alongside the Harmonic Trader module, the full astro research suite and institutional flow data.
No. Cycle Lines paints the active cycle automatically — green favors longs, red favors shorts — and the other nine tools read the envelope, phasing, velocity and pressure around it so you can time entries inside the cycle it draws.
All ten indicators sit in the Indicator Library under Cycle Suite. Cycle Lines, the Envelope, the Forward Displacement Line, Pressure, Signals and Momentum live on the price chart; Bias, Wave, the Residual histogram and Phasing Diamonds render in their own panes.
These are our independent implementations of cycle, phasing and velocity techniques for educational chart analysis. Construction details may differ from other charting packages. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any third-party author, publisher, or charting service.
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