Fibonacci Tracer automatically draws and updates Fibonacci levels while leaving a visible trace of their development.
This allows you to see not only static levels, but how Fibonacci evolves with the market over time — something that matters far more than isolated lines.
Quick control buttons on the chart let you instantly switch between Session, Daily, Weekly, and Monthly views, so you can track how Fibonacci progressed across different time horizons.
After enabling the indicator, open the settings and disable check boxes for the lines (as shown in the image below). This removes unwanted dots and gives you the same soft, eye-friendly scheme as on the cover image.
Most indicators are missing key detail — they ignore market transitions — weekends and the nightly rollover, when liquidity resets to zero — continuing calculations where a reset and a fresh market read are actually required; this is just a small fragment of my experience, but grasping it can already change how you see the markets.
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