I’ve added a new Smart Money Master Pattern, designed entirely my way. This tool is built to detect smart money movements with precision, accompanied by a trend detector that reveals how deep prices will fall or rise. When it identifies the Whale's Master Pattern, it maps out a long trend channel, capturing price movements within its plotted area. This master pattern is all about decoding price action driven by smart money manipulation, revealing the critical highs and lows in the market.
I ran a block debug on it-here’s what that means: A block debug hones in on a specific section of code, letting me dig deep into its behavior. It’s like zooming in on a single piece to troubleshoot and perfect it before looking at the bigger picture.
In programming, “block debug" typically refers to debugging a specific "block" of code. This approach focuses on examining and troubleshooting a confined section, or block, within a larger program to identify issues, track behavior, or inspect variable states in that specific context.
For example, in -Pine Script- or other code contexts, you might place debug statements within a block to monitor calculations, logic flow, or output specific values at different points in the execution. Debugging at the block level helps isolate and resolve issues in a manageable section of code rather than the entire script, making it easier to pinpoint the source of errors.