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Phaztech Spectral Analysis Viewer Indicator
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Phaztech Spectral Analysis Viewer Indicator
Visualization · Companion to #01The companion "viewer" to the Spectral Analysis indicator. Where #01 finds the cycle lengths, this one lets you see up to five of them at work on the chart. You type in the lengths that #01 found, and for each cycle a bandpass filter measures its current amplitude and phase, then draws a clean, idealized wave at exactly that length — historically, through the present, and projected into the future. An optional composite line adds all your enabled cycles into one blended forecast.
Before you start
Open your chart's Window settings and increase the "space to right" — the blank area past the last bar. This indicator projects each cycle forward, so the more space you give it, the more of the forecast you can see.
Key inputs
Cycle_1 … Cycle_5 True/False
On/off toggles — only enabled cycles are drawn and included in the composite.
Cycle1 … Cycle5 10,20,40,80,160
The actual length of each cycle in bars. This is the key link to #01 — enter the strong, confirmed lengths it found for your market.
CompositeWave True
Turns the combined composite line on or off.
ShowTrigger —
Plots a trigger line so you can see the crossover that marks each wave's turning point — also what drives the alerts.
Bandwidth 0.3
Filter selectivity. Since the filter is used only to read amplitude and phase, this affects how accurately timing is measured, not the drawn wave's shape.
Alert_Long / Alert_Short —
Alert separately when a wave forms a trough (long) or a peak (short).
LicenseKey ""
Paste the license key you receive at purchase — the indicator won't run without it. Each key activates on up to two devices.
DeactivateThisComputer False
Set True to free up this device's license slot (e.g. before moving to a new machine), then set it back to False.
Indicator plots up to 5 cycles that you feed into it from the Cycle Spectral Analysis Indicator and includes a composite wave, which all plot in a subgraph on the chart, starting historically though the present and into the future.
Check out my Youtube video for more information