Algo Trading Lab (ATL) Premarket Confluence Desk is a cTrader plugin designed to help discretionary traders prepare a structured premarket plan before the main session begins.

The plugin builds a watchlist readout using platform bar data and optional manual context. It combines session timing, VWAP position, previous-day high and low, profile-style value area levels, initial balance levels, a premarket delta proxy, gamma regime notes and optional dealer support or resistance levels.

The goal is not to automate trading decisions. The goal is to make premarket preparation faster, more consistent and easier to review inside cTrader. Traders can scan a watchlist, compare symbols by bias and confidence, open a chart overlay, and review a dedicated Premarket Plan tab with the key levels and suggested session focus.

Typical workflow:

1. Set the watchlist and cash-open time.

2. Run Analyze Watchlist.

3. Review the bullish, bearish or balanced bias and confidence score.

4. Open a chart overlay for the selected symbol.

5. Use the Premarket Plan tab to guide manual trade preparation.

Key features:

- Watchlist-level premarket scan.

- Bullish, bearish or balanced bias readout.

- Confidence score for quick symbol comparison.

- Daily, weekly and monthly VWAP context.

- Previous-day high and low levels.

- Profile-style POC, VAH and VAL levels.

- Initial balance high and low.

- Optional manual dealer support and resistance levels.

- Chart overlay with important levels and summary text.

- Runs with AccessRights None

This plugin is best suited for active discretionary traders who already use premarket preparation, session context, VWAP, value area, support/resistance and key-level planning. It is especially useful for traders who want a consistent checklist before trading indices, forex or other symbols available from their broker.

Important limitations:

This plugin is an analysis and planning tool. It does not guarantee trade outcomes, does not replace risk management and should not be treated as financial advice. Manual inputs such as gamma regime or dealer levels depend on the trader's own external context and should be verified independently.