PO3 Engine [Pascal ⧋]

Overview

PO3 Engine draws higher-timeframe structure on any chart and keeps it readable. It tracks current and previous HTF opens/highs/lows/closes, shows where you are inside the candle, and adds optional SMT divergence and ICT time windows for clearer execution.

What It Does

Auto-pairs an optimal HTF for your current chart (or choose manual).

Builds a live “proxy candle” at the edge of the screen with vertical boundaries for the HTF interval.

Projects current HTF O/H/L/C as trace lines and extends prior HTF levels across price.

Labels the interval (time/day/week) and shows a compact info table with symbol, HTF name, countdown, and SMT pair.

Optionally shades ICT Macro/Silver Bullet windows and detects SMT divergences vs. a correlated ticker, separating Reversal (type 1) from Continuation (type 2) signals.

Features

Auto Timeframe Pairing: Smart HTF selection (e.g., 1–2m → 15m, 5–9m → 1h, 10–59m → 4h, 1–4h → 1D, 1D → 1W, etc.).

PO3 Visuals: Minimal HTF body/wicks with adjustable size, colors, borders, and optional vertical start/end lines.

Current Levels (Trace): Live open/high/low/close lines with labels and styling controls.

Previous Levels: Extended O/H/L/C from prior HTF candles with separate colors, styles, and widths.

Interval Labels & Table: Positional inside/top/bottom label, plus table for Symbol, HTF name, timer, and SMT ticker.

ICT Windows: London, NY AM/Midday/PM/Close macros on ≤5m; Silver Bullets on exactly 5m.

SMT Divergence: Auto-selects a comparison (e.g., NQ↔ES, YM/RTY→ES; CL↔RB; GC↔SI; ZN↔ZB; common FX pairs). Two types:

Reversal (strong): appears near HTF extremes, validated by candle conditions.

Continuation (lighter): after a reversal is active.
Options include auto-ticker, label text/size, colors, line width/style, and auto-remove when invalidated.

Performance-minded: Prunes old objects, caps history, and limits display count to keep charts responsive.

Disclaimer

For educational use only. Not financial advice. Markets are risky; past performance does not guarantee future results. Validate signals and use your own risk management.