KBL PLAY-ZONE PLOTTER
1 : When a price candle closes above the RED zone indicated on the chart, then it is considered as a Break Out Buy with target and stoploss points same
as the difference between the top and bottom of the Red Zone.
Or When a price candle closes below the GREEN zone indicated on the chart, then it is considered as a Break Out Sell with target and stoploss points
same as the difference between the top and bottom of the Green Zone.
2 : When Price candle enters the green zone from upside down and then again when it go out above the green zone, then at that point we put a buy
order with target and stoploss points same as the difference between the top and bottom of the Green Zone.
Or When Price candle enters the Red zone from downside to up and then again when it go out below the Red zone, then at that point we put a Sell
order with target and stoploss points same as the difference between the top and bottom of the Red Zone.
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• Added Breakout Sell Target Line
• Added Pivot (Range Center) Point Line
• Added "BreakOut Buy Here" Label
• Added "BreakOut Buy Target" Label
• Added "BreakOut Sell Here" Label
• Added "BreakOut Sell Target" Label
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