What it shows
Buy/sell and absorption-related markers appear alongside a moving average, bands, and clouds. Pace is compared with its baseline while price location supplies context for signal conditions.
How to read it
- Locate price relative to the moving average and bands.
- Compare a marker with the surrounding pace rather than reading it alone.
- Identify buy/sell versus absorption markers by their subgraph labels. Fast activity can accompany continuation or rejection.
Settings that matter
Moving-average type and length, pace thresholds, and band offsets affect sensitivity. Subgraphs control individual visual elements.
Example sequence
Trading accelerates near an outer band. A marker highlights the condition; the following price response helps explain whether the activity carried through or stalled.
What to keep in mind
Pace describes activity, not individual intent. Current-bar values in this legacy study can update as the bar develops. Markers do not supply an execution or risk-management plan.