Advanced signals.Deeper context.
Five distinct ways to identify potential trading setups. Explore momentum, volatility reversals, breakouts, price reclaims, and directional gaps with one signal-indicator package.
- Five indicators with distinct signal methodologies
- Standalone chart tools with configurable settings
- LogikLab-compatible outputs for further evaluation
Start with the signal.
Evaluate
the context.
Use the indicators directly on your charts, or take compatible signal outputs into LogikLab for further analysis. Each indicator serves a different purpose; you do not need to use all five at once.
Read the chart
Choose an indicator that fits the setup you want to study. Its markers and plots make the relevant conditions easier to review.
Add LogikLab context
If you own LogikLab, use compatible signal outputs to explore potential setups and evaluate them within your research workflow.
Test your settings
Review behavior on your instrument, session, and supported chart type. Evaluate changes in simulation before considering live use.
Ashi Pulse
Spot potential bursts of directional momentum on Heiken-Ashi charts. Ashi Pulse combines trend context, momentum, and pullback structure to mark bullish and bearish setups directly on price.
- Designed for Heiken-Ashi bars
- Bullish and bearish pulse markers
- Second consecutive pulse confirms a cluster
Volatility Reversal
Put RSI extremes into context. Volatility Reversal looks for unusually strong one-minute RSI movement compared with the same time in prior sessions, then signals when chart RSI recovers from an extreme within the confirmation window.
- RSI and volatility strength in one panel
- Same-time-of-day volatility comparison
- Confirmed signal arrows on price
Measures volatility of RSI—not price ATR.
Volatility Expansion
Watch for the shift from a quiet range to an expanding move. Volatility Expansion identifies a Bollinger bandwidth squeeze, fixes the consolidation boundaries, and waits for a closing-price breakout supported by rising bandwidth and a larger trading range.
- Consolidation boxes and breakout arrows
- True-range expansion checked against prior ATR
- Optional same-time filter on minute charts
A breakout must pass the filters before it becomes a signal.
Logik Sweep
Identify price excursions that fail to hold beyond a recent high or low. Logik Sweep marks closed-bar reclaim setups, with a separate Liquidity Probe mode that also accepts a touch and rejection without a full sweep.
- Major Sweep, Local Sweep, and Liquidity Probe
- Bullish and bearish arrows on price
- Cooldown and repeat-signal filtering
Price-action signals—not order-book liquidity measurements or built-in AI predictions.
Market Efficiency Zone
Recognize a directional candle sequence with a fair-value gap of at least one tick. Market Efficiency Zone (MEZ) marks qualifying bullish and bearish patterns and supplies a prior-bar stop reference for further signal evaluation.
- Directional candle and gap confirmation
- Optional bullish and bearish signal arrows
- Stop and target-distance reference outputs
Signals are evaluated on closed bars. Reference levels do not place orders.
A few things to know
before you
get started.
What is included in the package?
All five indicators: Ashi Pulse, Volatility Reversal, Volatility Expansion, Logik Sweep, and Market Efficiency Zone. They are offered together as one package for NinjaTrader 8 on Windows.
Do I need LogikLab to use them?
No. All five can be used as standalone chart indicators. Their compatible signal outputs also support further evaluation in LogikLab, which is sold separately and is not included in this package.
Will these indicators place trades for me?
No. They identify and display signal conditions; they are not automated trading strategies. A signal is a candidate for evaluation, not a prediction or a guarantee of a profitable trade.
Can I use every indicator on every chart type?
No. Requirements differ by indicator. Ashi Pulse is designed for Heiken-Ashi bars; Volatility Reversal needs sufficient prior-session data for its same-time-of-day baseline. Volatility Expansion, Logik Sweep, and Market Efficiency Zone reject bar types that remove or rebuild bars. Review each indicator's requirements and test your chosen setup before use.
Trading involves risk and can result in financial loss. No indicator or signal guarantees a result. Evaluate settings and signals in simulation before live use. Chart illustrations on this page are placeholders, not actual market results or performance evidence.
