Camarilla — Visualize Structure. Trade Precision.

A professional-grade Camarilla pivot indicator for cTrader, built to reveal how price reacts around institutional levels.
It automatically plots all key Camarilla levels (R1–R5 / S1–S5) and pivot points across multiple timeframes — giving traders a clear structural map for reversals and breakouts.

Main Features

• ✅ True Camarilla Formula — calculates levels from the previous period’s high, low, and close.
• 📊 Multi-TF Logic — choose between Daily, Weekly, or Monthly pivot periods.
• 🕒 Historical Mapping — automatically draws past periods for visual context and structure analysis.
• 🎨 Custom Styling — adjust line width, style, and color per regime (bullish, bearish, neutral).
• 💬 Labels & Prices — toggle text and value display for a clean or detailed layout.
• ⚡ Lightweight & Non-Repainting — optimized for speed and accuracy on any symbol.
• 🧩 Works on All Chart Types — time, range, tick, and Renko compatible.

Camarilla Levels

R5 – Extreme breakout target zone
R4 – Major resistance, potential breakout trigger
R3 – Upper reversal zone, often used for short entries
R2 – Mid-level resistance
R1 – Initial resistance, early reaction level
PP – Central pivot point (mean-reversion zone)
S1 – Initial support, early reaction level
S2 – Mid-level support
S3 – Lower reversal zone, often used for long entries
S4 – Major support, potential breakout trigger
S5 – Extreme breakout target zone

Parameters

Pivot Period – choose Daily, Weekly, or Monthly for level calculation
Line Width – adjust overall line thickness
Line Style – set Solid, Dots, or Dashes
Text Offset (Pips) – distance between line and label
Bull Color (R) – color for resistance levels (R1–R5)
Bear Color (S) – color for support levels (S1–S5)
Pivot Color – color for the central pivot line (PP)
Show Tags – show or hide R/S level names
Show Price – show or hide numeric price labels

How to Use

R3–S3 zones → typical intraday reversal areas
R4–S4 levels → breakout or continuation confirmations
R5–S5 → high-volatility targets and exhaustion zones