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Features

Breaker Model Features

The CandelaCharts Breaker Model comes packed with advanced functionalities tailored for precision trading and risk management.

  • Automated Liquidity Tracking: Automatically sources Higher Timeframe (HTF) liquidity levels (OHLC or Swings) across up to 4 different timeframes (e.g., 15m, 1H, 4H, Daily).

  • Unicorn Mode: A strict confluence filter that only displays Breaker Blocks that perfectly align with a newly formed Fair Value Gap (FVG).

  • Customizable Invalidation: Choose whether your stop-loss/invalidation point should be the absolute extreme of the liquidity sweep, or simply the opposite edge of the Breaker Block.

  • Dynamic R:R Projections: Input your desired Risk-to-Reward targets (e.g., 1, 2, 2.5), and the indicator will automatically plot projection lines based on your entry and invalidation points.

  • Position Sizing Calculator: Input your account balance and risk parameters (Percentage or Fixed Amount), and the dashboard will output the exact position size for the current setup.

  • Time and Size Filters: Restrict setups to specific trading sessions (e.g., NY AM Session) and filter out Breakers that are too large or too small based on ATR, Points, or Ticks.

  • Directional Bias Filtering: Choose whether to display all setups (Neutral) or restrict the indicator to strictly trace only Bullish or Bearish Breakers based on your higher timeframe bias.

  • Historical Tracking: Control exactly how many historical setups remain visible on the chart at one time. Set it to '1' for a completely clean chart focused on the present, or increase it for visual backtesting.

  • Trade Lifecycle Tracking: Visually track a setup from "Potential" to "Confirmed", all the way to "Target Hit" or "Invalidated", with customizable colors for active vs. inactive states.

  • Discard Invalidated: Keep your charts clutter-free by toggling the option to automatically delete setups that breach their stop-loss point.

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