Price to Bar Ratio - Scale / Scales / Scaling

Price to Bar Ratio - Scaling

The Price to Bar Ratio - Scaling indicator for TradingView is designed for traders who utilize Gann-based techniques, Michael Jenkins methodologies, or geometric market analysis. It calculates the relationship between price movement and time (bars), providing a bar-to-price ratio that traders can use to align their charts with structured scaling methods.

Key Features:

• Geometry-Based Scaling – Designed for traders using market geometry, time/price balancing, or cycle analysis.
• Automatic Ratio Calculation – Computes a bar-to-price ratio based on price movement and time.
• Square & Rectangle Modes – Provides different scaling approaches to suit various analytical methods.
• Balanced Chart Structure – Helps maintain a proportional relationship between price and time.
• Customizable Inputs – Adjustable parameters for flexibility across different markets, assets, and timeframes.

How to Use:

1. Apply the Price to Bar Ratio - Scaling indicator to your TradingView chart.
2. Enable Magnet Mode in TradingView to help anchor points snap accurately to price levels.
3. Manually select your range using the four anchor points to define the area for calculation.
4. The indicator will generate a table displaying the calculated bar-to-price ratio.
5. Copy the recommended value from the table.
6. Open the chart settings in TradingView.
7. Locate the "Lock Price to Bar Ratio" input field.
8. Paste the copied ratio value into the input field and apply the changes.
9. Due to TradingView's limitations on the magnet option for anchor points, it is recommended to add a new instance of the indicator rather than dragging the anchor points to a new range. This prevents unwanted snapping behavior and ensures accurate recalculations.

Will be adding more formulas in the future.

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