Timeframe:

Allows you to set the timeframe for each ticker (e.g., chart-level analysis).

Example: The timeframe for all tickers is currently set to Chart, meaning it adapts to the timeframe of your active chart.

Length:

Defines the number of candles used for calculations (e.g., 5).

Purpose: Determines how much data the screener considers for signals.

Ticker:

Lists the assets the screener monitors (e.g., S&P Futures - CME_MINI:ES1!, Nasdaq Futures - CME_MINI:NQ1!, etc.).

Purpose: Tracks multiple instruments simultaneously.

Max Lookback:

Defines the number of bars the screener scans in the past (e.g., 10,000 bars).

Purpose: Ensures the screener reviews sufficient historical data for accurate signals.

ATR & Macro Settings

ATR Length:

14 is set as the Average True Range (ATR) period.

Purpose: Measures market volatility over the past 14 candles for each ticker.

Enable Macro Filtering:

Filters signals based on specific time slots (e.g., New York, Asia, London sessions).

Purpose: Focuses on trades during high-activity periods.

New York Macros:

Time intervals are defined for key New York session periods (e.g., 09:20–09:40, 09:50–10:10, etc.).

Purpose: Targets potential trading opportunities during the active New York session.

Asia Macros:

Monitors the market during Asia session times (e.g., 20:50–21:10, etc.).

London Macros:

Focuses on trading signals during London session times (e.g., 01:50–02:10, etc.).

Purpose: Provides opportunities during globally active trading hours.

Dashboard

Position:

Sets the location of the dashboard on your chart (e.g., Top Right).

Size:

Adjusts the dashboard's visual size (e.g., Normal).

UTC:

Defines the timezone offset for time-based signals (e.g., -5 UTC for EST).

Dashboard Columns:

Ticker: Displays the asset name.

Length: Number of bars used for calculations.

Timeframe: The timeframe being monitored.

Breaker: Highlights any breaker levels detected.

Time: Shows when signals occur.

Stop, Target 1, Target 2: Displays calculated stop-loss and profit targets.

ATR: Shows the volatility for each asset.