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We’re building towards a connected trading workspace: discover market structure, bring it onto your chart, and learn from the trades you take.
Bring HiddenTrades analysis directly onto your TradingView charts. The Chrome extension automatically draws detected breaker zones and adds their timeframes and Fibonacci levels, putting the structure you’re watching where you actually trade.
Move from spotting a zone to reviewing its context without rebuilding every drawing by hand. Extension access is included in the Legend and GIGACHAD tiers.
With a contribution of $1,500 or more, you receive full access to any future software releases in the HiddenTrades product family and a 1-on-1 call. Beta access, the Chrome extension, and the HT Pro script on TV are also included.
A personal HiddenTrades account that connects the setups you discover with the decisions you make.
Bring your trading history, reasoning and outcomes into one place. The planned journal is designed to make it easier to revisit a decision, understand its context and build a clearer picture of your own process.
Your planned HiddenTrades account brings AI-assisted analysis to the trades you’ve actually taken. Explore recurring patterns in entries, exits and risk decisions, ask follow-up questions, and turn your trading history into a more useful review routine.
An AI companion helps you connect observations, reflect on your decisions and approach the next session with more context.
A central account dashboard is planned for newly detected Breaker Blocks, Auto-Fibs, Order Blocks and other market structure. Review what’s been found and receive notifications by email, on the web and through Telegram when a new setup appears.
The journal, account dashboard, AI features and notification services describe the current roadmap. Products, features, availability and release timing are subject to change. GIGACHAD records your 100% discount entitlement for future HiddenTrades Pro family software; these planned products are not all available in today’s beta.
Find Breaker Blocks, Hidden Order Blocks and Order Blocks across your chart timeframe and up to 40 additional timeframes. Overlapping zones form clear clusters, helping you spot confluence without switching charts.
HT Pro maps selected Fibonacci levels from chart-timeframe swings and highlights matches with Breaker Blocks on the same or lower timeframes. Spot Golden Pocket and other retracement overlaps without drawing each Fib manually.
Monitor your chart and up to 40 additional timeframes through one TradingView alert. Get notified about new BBs/HOBs, zone changes, approaches and touches. Include Order Block and AutoFib confluence or require a Fib match before receiving a setup alert.
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CONDITIONS MATCHED ✓Instantly turn any HT Pro Breaker Block zone/cluster or Auto-Fib into drawings directly on your TradingView chart. Keep the levels you need as chart drawings, without recreating every zone or Fib by hand.
Click to turn HT Pro zones and Fib levels into drawings.
Track successive touches without counting the same area twice. A qualifying partial FVG can close inside the BB and trim its opposite edge; later qualifying FVG crossings can upgrade it to 2x. Mitigation from both sides adds up against the original zone height. Enable percentage labels to see the total beside the timeframe. The untouched remainder survives within your configured tolerance.
See where ICT Order Blocks overlap Breaker Blocks or BB clusters. In Both display mode, show only OBs that overlap these zones. Enable Add OB confluence to include matching OB timeframes in BB/HOB and cluster alerts, with an option to use only OBs belonging to clusters. Order Blocks add context to these alerts; they do not trigger separate notifications.
Adapt Breaker Block detection to stocks and other markets with gaps between sessions. HT Pro recognizes qualifying gap-driven formations, including price gapping completely across an Order Block.
See when a Breaker Block is confirmed by multiple Fair Value Gaps. Qualifying gaps upgrade existing zones to 2x, 3x and higher, with the count updating as new gaps form. Enable Multi-FVG only to show and alert only on BBs/HOBs with at least two qualifying gaps. The initial displacement candle is excluded from the count.
HT PRO / SETTINGS GUIDE
Try a setting name or a word such as mitigation, timeframes, Fib or alerts.
Choose how Breaker Blocks (BBs), Hidden Order Blocks (HOBs) and Order Blocks (OBs) form and how much price overlap they can tolerate.
Sets how many past candles HT Pro scans and displays zones for. Increasing it can include older setups but adds processing load. The maximum is 10,000 candles.
Sets how many candles a Breaker Block setup has to form. The same window also limits how long an existing Breaker Block can gain additional qualifying Fair Value Gaps.
Sets the shared allowance for partial price overlap during formation and after a zone is confirmed. Higher values let partially touched zones survive longer. For the initial move away from an Order Block, only wick overlap uses this allowance; its candle body is treated as the move away. At 0%, no such wick overlap or later partial mitigation is allowed.
Lets Order Blocks survive partial touches using your Partial Mitigation percentage, with a minimum allowance of 4%. When this is off, the allowance is fixed at 4%. Touches from both sides share that allowance, and surviving zones show their remaining boundaries.
Switches all three minimum Order Block body-size checks on or off. When enabled, candles smaller than the applicable minimum are filtered out.
Sets the main minimum candle-body size as a percentage of the Order Block candle price. The lower- and middle-timeframe settings below can override it. A value of 0 disables this minimum. Requires Body size filter.
Overrides the main minimum body size for timeframes from 4 hours through 23 hours. Set it to 0 to use Minimum OB body size instead. Requires Body size filter.
Overrides the main minimum body size for timeframes from 1 minute through 3 hours. Set it to 0 to use Minimum OB body size instead. Requires Body size filter.
Requires a qualifying impulse move away from the Order Block before the setup can form a Breaker Block.
Allows ICT Order Block confirmation after two impulse candles instead of three. Applies to the Use ICT OBs formation filter and to displayed ICT Order Blocks.
Excludes Breaker Blocks and Hidden Order Blocks with only one qualifying Fair Value Gap from drawings and alerts. Zones with at least two remain eligible. Displayed ICT Order Blocks are unaffected.
Adapts detection for stocks and other markets with gaps between sessions. Qualifying moves that gap beyond an Order Block, including complete gaps across an existing Order Block, can form a Breaker Block. Gap-created zones start with one qualifying gap; a session gap does not upgrade an existing zone to a Multi-FVG zone.
Choose which zones and timeframes to scan, then decide when nearby zones should form a cluster.
Choose BBs/HOBs to display Breaker Block zones, ICT OBs to display active ICT impulse Order Blocks, or Both to display both kinds of zone.
Auto chooses nearby timeframes from the full supported list. Auto from Selected chooses nearby timeframes only from the boxes you have checked. Selected Only uses your checked timeframes up to the external-timeframe limit. In Selected Only, include your chart timeframe explicitly or through its All group if you want it scanned.
Sets how many neighboring timeframes below your chart timeframe to include in either Auto mode. The overall limit is 40 external timeframes.
Sets how many neighboring timeframes above your chart timeframe to include in either Auto mode. The overall limit is 40 external timeframes; higher-timeframe selections are reduced first if an automatic selection would exceed the limit.
Lets nearby zones join a cluster when the gap between them is within this percentage of the established cluster height. A cluster can gain one nearby join, including an edge touch; zones with a positive price overlap can still merge freely. Set to 0 to merge only zones with a positive overlap.
In Both display mode, hides ICT Order Block zones unless the final single zone or Order Block cluster overlaps a Breaker Block or Hidden Order Block zone or cluster.
Choose individual timeframes or groups. Auto ignores these checkboxes; Auto from Selected uses them as its pool; Selected Only scans the selected pool. The shared limit is 40 external timeframes. A selected chart timeframe does not use an external slot.
Applies only when Selected Only would scan more than 40 external timeframes. Off keeps the lowest selected timeframes and skips the highest; On keeps the highest and skips the lowest. The cap is shared across all groups. The chart timeframe uses no external slot.
Selects every listed timeframe in this group. Leave it off to select individual checkboxes instead. Available choices: 35m, 89m, 96m, 144m, 216m, 233m, 288m, 432m. These selections are used by Auto from Selected and Selected Only, not by Auto.
Selects every listed timeframe in this group. Leave it off to select individual checkboxes instead. Available choices: 1m, 2m, 3m, 5m, 10m, 15m, 30m, 45m, 1h, 2h, 3h. These selections are used by Auto from Selected and Selected Only, not by Auto.
Selects every listed timeframe in this group. Leave it off to select individual checkboxes instead. Available choices: 4h, 5h, 6h, 7h, 8h, 9h, 10h, 12h, 15h, 18h, 20h, 23h. These selections are used by Auto from Selected and Selected Only, not by Auto.
Selects all 46 higher-timeframe choices in the day, week and month bundles. Individual bundle controls are inactive while this is on. The shared limit is still 40 external timeframes, so use Over 40 TFs: keep HTF to choose which excess selections are skipped. A selected chart timeframe does not count toward the external limit.
Each bundle checkbox selects exactly the timeframes shown in its label, without adding the timeframes in between. You can combine bundles. Turn All HTF off to edit them. Available bundles: 1D | 2D; 3D | 4D; 5D | 6D; 7D | 8D; 9D | 10D; 11D | 12D; 13D | 14D; 15D | 16D; 22D | 33D | 44D; 47D | 55D; 66D | 72D. All bundles share the external-timeframe limit. D means days, W means weeks and M means months.
Each bundle checkbox selects exactly the timeframes shown in its label, without adding the timeframes in between. You can combine bundles. Turn All HTF off to edit them. Available bundles: 1W | 2W; 3W | 4W; 5W | 6W; 7W | 8W; 9W | 10W | 33W. All bundles share the external-timeframe limit. D means days, W means weeks and M means months.
Each bundle checkbox selects exactly the timeframes shown in its label, without adding the timeframes in between. You can combine bundles. Turn All HTF off to edit them. Available bundles: 1M | 2M; 3M | 4M; 5M | 6M; 7M | 8M; 9M | 10M; 11M | 12M. All bundles share the external-timeframe limit. D means days, W means weeks and M means months.
Use nearby candles to check whether an Order Block sits at a local turning point.
Checks whether the Order Block candle forms a local swing high or swing low compared with nearby candles. Enable this to use the pivot controls below. With it off, the left- and right-candle pivot checks are ignored.
For qualifying setups, takes the direction only from strict pivots: a swing low is bullish and a swing high is bearish. The other formation rules still have to pass. Requires Strict OB Pivot filter.
Sets how many earlier candles the Order Block must stand above for a swing high, or below for a swing low. Higher values make qualifying pivots more selective. Requires Strict OB Pivot filter.
Sets how many later candles must confirm the Order Block as a turning point. Higher values require more candles to close, so confirmation takes longer. Some setups may be tracked before the full right-side check finishes. Requires Strict OB Pivot filter.
Requires the candle before the Order Block to have the same direction as the Order Block candle. Requires Strict OB Pivot filter.
Compares full candle highs and lows rather than candle bodies when checking a pivot. Neighboring wicks can make the required swing more selective. Requires Strict OB Pivot filter.
Strict directional requires the Order Block candle to match the expected swing-candle direction. Flexible with neighbor check allows more variation when the surrounding candles confirm the structure.
Keep the chart readable and control how zones are displayed while price updates.
Shows individual Breaker Block fills within one shared cluster outline instead of a single merged fill. Nearby labels are combined into readable rows, with up to five distinct entries and a count for additional zones. Timeframe strength controls the fills and outline. Allow some right margin on your chart so the labels stay readable.
Previews how incoming price updates affect existing zones while a candle is still forming. Zones that fail the live check are hidden; surviving zones preview their remaining boundaries. The confirmed state is unchanged, so this preview can change before the candle closes. Live refresh uses more processing.
Limits displayed zones to a range above price, below price, or on both sides. Off shows zones without this distance filter. This changes the display only.
Sets the size of the display range as a percentage of the current price. Applies when Show levels near price is Higher, Lower or Both.
Adjust the placement and size of zone labels.
Changes the size of timeframe labels on chart-timeframe and multi-timeframe zones.
Moves the timeframe text to the right of a standalone zone start. Higher values place it farther to the right. Applies to Breaker Block, Hidden Order Block and ICT Order Block labels.
Moves merged cluster text farther to the right of the zone start. Also positions the combined label rows when individual cluster members are shown.
Adds the tracked mitigation percentage to a zone label when the Order Block, Breaker Block or Hidden Order Block is marked as partially mitigated.
Choose the zone colors, text colors and label weight.
Sets the fill color and transparency of bullish Breaker Block zones.
Sets the fill color and transparency of bearish Breaker Block zones.
Sets the fill color and transparency of displayed Order Block zones.
Sets the text color of Breaker Block and Hidden Order Block labels, including cluster label rows.
Sets the text color of Order Block labels.
Makes the zone text labels bold. Turn it off for regular-weight text.
Find Fibonacci levels that overlap Breaker Blocks using swings from your chart candles. These are the current detection controls; confirmation and quality checks handled automatically are not separate settings.
Enables Auto-Fib searches using swings from your current chart candles. It checks selected Fib levels against the chosen Breaker Block zones, including zones from other timeframes. Available matches are added to zone labels. The latest unfinished swing may be previewed, but a preview does not count as confirmed alert evidence.
Choose a strength from 1 to 5 for the pullback needed to confirm the start and end of a Fib swing. Higher values can require a deeper closing pullback; lower values can accept a shallower one. Default 2 keeps the standard behavior. Other confirmation checks still apply, so some swings may be unchanged between levels. Requires Auto-Fib.
Sets the minimum later pullback as a percentage of the whole Fib swing. At 0%, no extra pullback is required. For a move from 100 to 120, a 25% retracement requires price to reach 115. The check uses wick prices from closed chart candles within the search window, before the next eligible swing endpoint. Unfinished previews are handled separately. Requires Auto-Fib.
Requires a candle within a confirmed Fib swing to close beyond a qualifying structure level from before the swing began. A bullish swing must close above the earlier high; a bearish swing must close below the earlier low. The structure level must also lie beyond the Breaker Block by more than half its height. Wick-only breaks or missing qualifying levels do not pass. Unfinished previews remain provisional. Requires Auto-Fib.
Select the retracement levels to check and how their prices are calculated. Enable Auto-Fib first.
Includes the 0.5 retracement level when checking for a Fib match inside a Breaker Block zone. Requires Auto-Fib.
Checks the Golden Pocket from 0.618 to 0.65 as one band. It qualifies when that band overlaps or touches the Breaker Block zone; the two boundaries do not both have to sit inside the zone. Requires Auto-Fib.
Includes the 0.705 retracement level when checking for a Fib match inside a Breaker Block zone. Requires Auto-Fib.
Includes the 0.786 retracement level when checking for a Fib match inside a Breaker Block zone. Requires Auto-Fib.
Includes the 0.886 retracement level when checking for a Fib match inside a Breaker Block zone. Requires Auto-Fib.
Linear uses standard arithmetic price spacing. Log only uses logarithmic spacing. Both checks both calculations and accepts a match from either. Individual levels must land inside the zone; the Golden Pocket band must overlap it. No extra matching tolerance is added. This setting is independent of whether the chart itself is in linear or log scale. Requires Auto-Fib.
Display matching Fib swings and levels from your chart timeframe. Drawings are optional and do not control whether an alert can include a confirmed Fib match.
Draws matching Fib swings and their matching levels from chart candles. Golden Pockets are shaded; labels show the ratios, and each level has a fixed color. Confirmed matches and provisional matches from the latest unfinished swing use the same drawing style. Requires Auto-Fib.
Shows a faint dashed line connecting the two swing endpoints. Applies when Auto-Fib and Draw Fibs are enabled.
Limits how far Fib level and Golden Pocket drawings extend from the end of a swing, measured in chart bars. This changes their display length, not which swings qualify as matches. Requires Auto-Fib and Draw Fibs.
Choose which zone events to report. Enable Pro alerts, then create a TradingView alert for HT Pro using Any alert() function call. Recreate the TradingView alert after changing the settings you want it to use.
Enables the Pro alert system. After choosing the events below, create a TradingView alert for HT Pro and select Any alert() function call. Changing the indicator settings does not update an already-created TradingView alert; recreate it to use the new settings.
Off leaves Fib confluence out of the alert filter. Include confluence adds confirmed Fib information when available without requiring it. Require Fib waits for a qualifying confirmed match before the first signal. A cluster qualifies if any member does. Searches use chart candles for each selected Breaker Block timeframe, including higher-timeframe targets. Requires Pro alerts, Auto-Fib and at least one selected Fib level. With no levels selected, Fib filtering is inactive.
After a first signal has been sent, sends an update when a new qualifying combination of source timeframe, Fib level, direction relationship or price scale appears for the active zone. Each combination is reported once. Works independently of Fib text and drawings. Requires an active AutoFib alert mode.
In Require Fib mode, keeps sending CHANGED messages for a zone whose first alert has already been delivered, even if its Fib match is later lost or unavailable. The message reports its current Fib status. This does not relax qualification for initial signals, cluster events, near-price alerts or touches.
Choose Both for all directions, Long for bullish setups only, or Short for bearish setups only. Requires Pro alerts.
All includes individual Breaker Block and Hidden Order Block changes as well as cluster changes. Clusters only excludes individual-zone messages and watches cluster events, including enabled cluster near-price and touch alerts. Requires Pro alerts.
Delays a new confirmed individual-zone alert by the chosen number of candles on that zone's own timeframe. At 0, the alert is sent when the zone is confirmed. Applies to individual zones in All alert-types mode, not to Clusters only.
Combined groups events into fewer messages. Separate sections splits messages by section. Every event sends one message per event. Large bursts may be queued and delivered on later live price updates. Requires Pro alerts.
Requires eligible zones to belong to a cluster with at least the selected number of members. Set to 0 to disable this filter. Uses the current cluster merge-distance setting. Requires Pro alerts.
Sets how close price must come to a zone before one near-price alert is sent. At 0, near-price alerts are off. Watches individual zones and clusters in All mode, or clusters alone in Clusters only mode. Zones already near price do not alert immediately, and price already inside a zone does not trigger a near-price message.
After the main near-price alert, allows another alert when price reaches half the selected distance. For example, a 1% distance can be followed by a 0.5% alert. Requires a nonzero Near-price distance.
Sends one alert when price first touches an eligible individual zone or cluster. A newly watched or changed zone does not reuse an earlier touch from the current candle. Clusters only mode watches cluster touches alone. Requires Pro alerts.
Reports changes to the partial mitigation of an eligible Breaker Block or Hidden Order Block. Requires Pro alerts.
Reports changes in the qualifying Fair Value Gap count of an eligible Breaker Block or Hidden Order Block. Requires Pro alerts.
Reports qualifying direction conversions for individual zones or clusters. Requires Pro alerts.
Reports when the members of an eligible cluster change. Requires Pro alerts.
Reports changes to an eligible cluster's boundaries or labels. Requires Pro alerts.
Reports when an eligible cluster breaks apart. Requires Pro alerts.
Reports when an individual Breaker Block or Hidden Order Block is removed. Available in All alert-types mode; it is inactive in Clusters only. Requires Pro alerts.
Add overlapping ICT Order Block information to Pro alerts. These options add context; they do not create separate Order Block alerts.
Adds matching ICT Order Block overlap information to Breaker Block, Hidden Order Block and cluster alerts. Order Blocks do not generate standalone alerts through this option. Requires Pro alerts.
Lets the ICT Order Blocks used for alert confluence qualify after two impulse candles instead of three. Requires Pro alerts and Add OB confluence.
Adds Order Block confluence only when the overlapping ICT Order Block belongs to a qualifying Order Block cluster. Standalone Order Blocks are ignored. Uses the existing overlap and nearby-merge rules. Requires Pro alerts and Add OB confluence.
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HiddenTrades Pro is a multi-timeframe zone engine for TradingView. It identifies Breaker Blocks (BB) and Hidden Order Blocks (HOB), checks them against automatically anchored Fibonacci retracements, combines overlapping areas into clusters and communicates changes through one consolidated alert setup.
Detection starts with a potential order block: a candle whose body is later crossed in the opposing direction. It becomes a BB/HOB only when displacement and a qualifying chain of Fair Value Gaps confirm the break. The displacement candle begins the sequence but is not counted as an FVG.
The label’s multiplier reflects the number of qualifying gaps. A single-gap zone may read “15m”; additional gaps produce “2x 15m”, “3x 15m” and higher counts. Scanning continues after confirmation, so an existing zone can gain a higher strength count later.
One Partial Mitigation percentage governs tolerance throughout formation and the live zone’s lifecycle. Its default is 5%, covering displacement wicks, FVG and crossing candles that open inside the order block, overlap before confirmation and mitigation after confirmation.
When price trades into a zone, the affected edge is trimmed while the untouched remainder survives. Either side can be trimmed. A “p” identifies partial mitigation, with an optional tracked percentage such as “p (12%)”. Setting the input to zero applies strict behaviour: no wick overlap during formation and no zone survival after mitigation.
The engine scans the chart timeframe alongside up to 40 external intervals. Supported selections span 1 minute to 3 hours, 4 to 23 hours, and daily through 12-month intervals in bundles. Unconventional intervals include 35, 89, 96, 144, 216, 233, 288 and 432 minutes. If your selection exceeds the cap, the highest timeframes are dropped first.
Positive price overlap always merges zones. Nearby zones can also join when they fall within the “Merge nearby BBs into Cluster (%)” allowance, measured against the established cluster’s height. Only one near merge is permitted per lineage; real price overlap is not subject to that restriction. A cluster appears as a single box with one label listing its member timeframes.
An optional ICT order block layer adds active impulse order blocks alongside BB/HOB zones or displays them on their own. Choose a two- or three-candle impulse requirement, and optionally restrict the layer to order blocks overlapping a breaker zone or cluster.
Body-size filters provide separate minimums for lower timeframes from 1 minute to 3 hours, middle timeframes from 4 to 23 hours and everything above. The strict order block pivot filter lets you set left and right pivot candles, compare bodies or wicks, require an optional preceding same-direction candle, and choose strict directional colours or a flexible neighbour check.
Using only strict pivot order blocks changes side ownership: swing lows own bullish structures and swing highs own bearish ones. The Multi-FVG-only option removes single-FVG zones from both the display and alert output.
A displacement candle can open within or beyond the order block if it closes outside on the expected side and respects the wick tolerance. A full gap across an order block can establish a zone at 1x, but cannot upgrade an existing zone to Multi-FVG status.
For each breaker zone, AutoFib studies nearby swings, selects anchors that explain the structure and measures whether the swing’s Golden Pocket overlaps the zone. This is structural confluence, not a prediction that price will react.
You may require a swing to break structure (BOS) before it qualifies, and require the BOS level to sit beyond the zone. If no candidate meets the rules, an optional fallback accepts the best non-BOS swing. End anchors can be restricted to structural higher-high and lower-low pivots.
Multi-leg anchoring extends a measurement through later pivots to a configurable depth, optionally requiring an intermediate retracement of a minimum percentage of the complete swing. Near-equal highs or lows beside an anchor can generate double-top or double-bottom alternatives. Their tolerance uses the average candle range at the anchor multiplied by a configurable factor. Minimum swing size can be expressed as an ATR multiple, a percentage move or left unrestricted.
The Golden Pocket is the tested level. Optional dotted confluence lines show 0.5, 0.705, 0.786 and 0.886, with linear, logarithmic or both price scales available. Multi-FVG zones normally generate one Fibonacci set per FVG pierce from the first gap onward, each with its own reference candle.
Strict results that satisfy all rules rank above BOS-fallback results, which rank above provisional ones. Same-polarity and opposite-polarity hits are tracked separately. A HIT means that a qualifying swing’s Golden Pocket lands on the zone within tolerance; it does not imply that the zone will hold.
Boxes, swing lines and status labels can be hidden independently without disabling numeric calculations. By default, AutoFib calculates only on the last bar and refreshes on realtime bar close to keep computational demand predictable. Historical bars therefore do not each retain their own separate Fibonacci evaluation.
Enable alerts in the indicator, choose the events you want and create one TradingView alert with “Any alert() function call”. All further controls live in the indicator settings. Each event line reports the side, the count and timeframe, then the price range.
Long | 2x 15m p (12%) | 24150.5–24188.0Event categories cover NEW BB/HOB, DELAYED NEW BB/HOB, BB/HOB CHANGED, BB/HOB REMOVED, CLUSTER CHANGE, NEAR and TOUCH. Choose Both, Long or Short direction, and include all events or cluster events only. Newly confirmed zones can be delayed by zero to ten source-timeframe candles.
Combined grouping minimises messages, Separate sections splits updates by category and Every event sends individual updates. Payloads are split without losing content below the 40,000-character limit, then delivered first-in, first-out at up to 14 calls per 180 seconds. Remaining events wait for later realtime ticks. Minimum cluster size can restrict notifications to zones in clusters of at least two, three, four or five members.
A near-price alert fires once when price crosses from outside the chosen percentage distance into a zone’s or cluster’s proximity area. A second notification at half the distance is optional. A newly discovered zone already near price does not immediately trigger, and price already inside a zone does not generate a near event. First-touch alerts can be enabled separately.
Individual switches cover mitigation, FVG count changes, direction conversions, cluster membership, cluster boundaries and labels, dissolution and zone removal. ICT order block confluence can be appended as “| OBs: ...” or “| OB cluster: ...”. Those order blocks never trigger standalone alerts.
Boxes and labels cover the chart timeframe and selected external intervals within TradingView’s ceiling of 500 boxes and 500 labels. Adjust label size, bold text, colours and separate offsets for individual zones and clusters. Up to three nearby labels can merge to reduce clutter, while recently removed zones may remain visible in grey for a chosen number of bars.
“Hide live mitigated BBs/HOBs” previews mitigation on the forming candle, including FVG exemptions and deferred split touches, and hides zones that fail that preview. It may change before the candle closes, but never changes confirmed state.
The published setup uses 10,000 candles of history, a 500-candle breaker formation window, 5% Partial Mitigation, BBs/HOBs as the MTF display mode, and Auto selection with 20 lower and 20 higher timeframes. Nearby-cluster merging is set to 15%. Optional filters and alerts start disabled.
External timeframe requests use lookahead_off and gaps_off, so future data does not enter closed bars and historical zones do not repaint. Higher-timeframe zones arrive only when their source candle closes. On a one-minute chart, a new four-hour zone can therefore appear up to four hours after its order block candle. That delay reflects higher-timeframe data delivery.
The live mitigation preview can change during a forming candle and settles at its close without rewriting confirmed history. Available history depends on the bars loaded and your TradingView plan. Higher timeframes need enough history to form zones, while large timeframe selections with live previews can hit runtime or memory limits. Reduce the timeframe count or history depth if needed.
Use standard candlesticks. Heikin Ashi, Renko, Kagi, Point and Figure, and Range charts supply synthetic prices that make the resulting zones unsuitable for this analysis. Different settings can materially change the display, confirmation-based structures can arrive only after the required candle or pivot confirms, and choppy or low-liquidity markets may produce more zones.
Order blocks, Fair Value Gaps and breaker blocks are public concepts. This is original code, not a modification of a published script. Its implementation combines displacement-led gap chains, a shared tolerance budget across formation and mitigation, two-sided trimming that preserves untouched zones, and a cluster model allowing unrestricted real overlap but only one nearby merge per lineage.
The detection chain and tolerance model are the core of the work, which is why the source remains protected. The documented inputs, detection rules, alert format and limitations let users evaluate the behaviour without source access.
HiddenTrades Pro is an indicator, not a strategy. It contains no entries, exits, position sizing or backtest, does not predict direction and should not be used as a standalone trading system. It provides educational and analytical context, not financial advice or a guarantee of profitable trades.
Trading involves risk. Past price behaviour cannot ensure future results. Always conduct independent analysis, apply your own risk management and avoid relying on any single indicator. AutoFib overlap is a structural measurement, not a promise that price will respect a zone.