Liquidity Breaks and Swings

Minor bug fixes.

New Features of v1.3:

-Fifth option to use a "sequential" volume decrease condition as it was in v1.0; Now when switching to "Sequential", the Volume Tolerance tells the code how many increasing volume bars are allowed within the scope of the decreasing previous volume bars. When switching to either one of the MA methods, the Volume Tolerance adapts and turns back to percentage (0.05 = 5%)

-Sixth option for volume condition: You can now turn off volume conditions completely.

-Bypassing volume checks: When OFF is selected, the volume conditions are bypassed, and the indicator focuses solely on candle patterns.

-Flexible volume tolerance: Different handling of VolumeTolerance depending on the selected method (percentage or sequential count).

-Streamlined pattern identification: Candle patterns can now be identified with or without volume checks.

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-Swapped the grading texts to wingdings to avoid clutter & changed the grading principles to allow for the correction in logic, you'll notice the amount of identified
candles has significatnly decreased:
-Great Swing: over 140 candles | OBJPROP_ARROWCODE, 176
-Not Bad Swing: between 90 and 139 candles | OBJPROP_ARROWCODE, 252
-Avg. Swing: between 20 and 89 candles | OBJPROP_ARROWCODE, 119
-Weak Swing: below 20 candles, NOT MARKED

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-Added a 76.8% Fib level, as well as made the fib retracement colour customisable.

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The Revamped Volume Conditions Breakdown:

1. Volume Window:
-This is the number of candles you look at to check whether the volume is decreasing.
-For example, if the VolumeWindow is set to 5, the system looks at the last 5 candles' volume and checks if they show a general pattern of decreasing volume.

2. Volume Tolerance:
-This is a percentage threshold that defines how much the volume needs to decrease for it to be considered significant.
-A lower tolerance (e.g., 0.05 or 5%) means that even a small decrease in volume counts, while a higher tolerance requires a steeper drop in volume for the candle to pass the rule.
-For example, if VolumeTolerance is 5%, the current candle’s volume must be at least 5% lower than the average volume over the previous candles to pass the test.

3. Moving Averages:
-The volume is not just compared directly candle-to-candle. Instead, it’s compared against a moving average of the volume, which gives a smoother and more reliable measure of how volume is behaving over time.

-There are four types of moving averages you can choose from depending on your strategy:
-SMA (Simple Moving Average): A straightforward average of the volumes over the window. Every candle is treated equally. Mid-term
-EWMA (Exponentially Weighted Moving Average): Gives more weight to recent candles. So, if recent volumes are changing, it reacts faster than the SMA. Intra-day
-SMMA (Smoothed Moving Average): This averages out the data even more slowly, making it less sensitive to short-term changes but better for identifying long-term
trends. Long Term
-LWMA (Linear Weighted Moving Average): Similar to EWMA but with a linear weighting, meaning the most recent candle has the most influence, but older candles still
matter (a little bit). Ultra Short-Term / Intra-Hour

4. How It Works Together:
The system looks at the VolumeWindow number of candles and calculates the selected moving average (SMA, EWMA, SMMA, or LWMA).
It then compares the current candle’s volume to the moving average and checks if it has dropped by the percentage set (Default 0.001 -0.1%) in the VolumeTolerance.
If the current volume is lower than the moving average by the required percentage, the volume is considered to be "decreasing" for that candle and only then the code will check if the candle fits the candle pattern conditions.

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-The logic to identify candles & draw lines has been corrected to include (lol) the volume criteria, now it will only draw the lines if all criteria has been met...

-Swapped the grading texts to wingdings to avoid clutter & changed the grading principles to allow for the correction in logic, you'll notice the amount of identified candles has significatnly decreased:
-Great Swing: over 140 candles | OBJPROP_ARROWCODE, 176
-Not Bad Swing: between 90 and 139 candles | OBJPROP_ARROWCODE, 252
-Avg. Swing: between 20 and 89 candles | OBJPROP_ARROWCODE, 119
-Weak Swing: below 20 candles, NOT MARKED

-Added a 76.8% Fib level, as well as made the fib retracement colour customisable.