MEET THE INDICATOR
The meaning behind the numbers.
Time Cluster 50 Points measures intervals between your selected highs and lows and projects them with chosen ratios. Several nearby projected times form a T time cluster. It identifies an area to watch price more closely rather than promising a reversal on a date. This is a standalone time tool: price levels and time confluence should not be merged into one metric.
- Up to 50 manual anchors and time symmetry
- Two-point and three-point projections
- Three lower-histogram modes
- Inspect up to three T clusters and the leading zones
From anchors to projected times
Set up to 50 manual points; the first 20 participate by default. A two-point measurement projects the duration of a movement from its end. A three-point measurement projects that duration from another anchor, including eligible intermediate arrangements. Symmetry transfers an equal duration without double-counting the same relationship.
Use all eligible anchors or project from a chosen slot. The indicator does not find points automatically. Point price positions the anchor and supports anchor validation; the time formula itself uses duration. Changing active points changes projections, so T composition and numbering may change.
Trading bars and calendar days
Bar mode measures actual loaded chart bars. Calendar days are a separate daily-timeframe mode that includes weekends. These are different scales: the same count of calendar days and trading bars usually yields different times.
Short measurements have a separate ratio filter. Enable additional relationships, symmetry and source-duration constraints. Future dates depend on the selected scale; unknown future sessions and missing data require careful interpretation, not a promise of an exact event time.
The T cluster and its observation window
A T requires the selected count of nearby projections and enough distinct measurements. Several ratios from one grid are not several independent measurements. Full width is expressed as neighbouring positions; an additional observation window widens the area to watch without adding confluence to the cluster.
Detailed view reveals anchors, ratios and composition. Overlapping alternatives are not merged into an artificially wide zone. Inspect up to three selected T clusters simultaneously, with separate colours and blocks of grids.
Three histograms answer three questions
The first mode counts projections at individual bars or dates. The second counts projections across the whole T cluster. The third counts distinct measurements across T, including time symmetry. In the third mode, the darker portion is already part of the total height; do not add it again.
The lower histogram starts in the third mode. Its height is a count, not reversal probability or traded monetary volume. A measurement with both an ordinary projection and symmetry is counted only once among distinct measurements.
Leading-zone lines and a practical view
The three leading T clusters are chosen across the entire viewing area: more distinct measurements, then narrower clusters, more projections and earlier dates. Each line marks the most concentrated position within its zone. Ranking does not depend on the open grid page.
Price-chart zones have a separate switch and start hidden; the histogram and leading-T lines start enabled. Use the overview, pages or selected-cluster inspection, labels, composition table and appearance controls. Moving a label does not move T's actual date; its connector identifies the position.
The historical boundary and alerts
For historical analysis, enter a date or use the separate LBS cursor, a movable boundary of included data. Only eligible anchors and bars completed by that boundary participate. Manually rebuilding history remains research, not a record of a forecast made at the time.
Approach and time-window-start notifications require a separate TradingView alert. Choose anchors and scale, inspect T composition and check price reaction first. Current Pine labels are Russian; shop translations apply to the page. This subscription is separate from Fibo Cluster and excludes source code.
What you receive
Access to the indicator in your TradingView account for your chosen subscription period, calculation and display settings, and email support. Source code is not included in the subscription. You need your own TradingView account; any TradingView features or paid plan required for your chosen way of working are paid for separately.
An independent Student Wyckoff implementation with manual anchors. Distinct-measurement filters, histogram modes and zone ranking are explicit rules of this version. Confluence count is not reversal probability, and manual historical reconstruction does not prove a previous forecast existed.
