An accuracy pass across indicators, patterns, Ichimoku, Wyckoff and Cycles
We checked the indicator library against reference definitions and re-audited pattern recognition and three analysis modules. Barometer readings now show in the indicator list at all times, pattern names speak 14 languages, and Ichimoku's cloud-breakout alert stopped firing on almost every bar.
Indicators and the barometer
We went through all 123 indicators in the library and checked each one's formula, defaults and barometer reading against its reference definition, fixing the ones that had drifted.
The indicator dialog now always shows each indicator's current reading next to its name, whether or not the barometer badge is on the chart: a green or red arrow for bullish or bearish (faint when the reading is weak), a grey arrow when volatility or volume is expanding or contracting, a grey dash for neutral, and nothing for tools the barometer doesn't rate, such as levels and cycles.
Patterns
Our third audit of pattern recognition covered all 59 candlestick, 19 chart and 10 harmonic patterns. Among the fixes:
- a chart pattern that has already resolved no longer disappears when new pivots appear, and a broken pennant stays on the chart when a stronger flagpole shows up later;
- a triangle or wedge before its breakout is stopped at its own line, not at the last pivot;
- harmonic patterns keep their stricter ratio rules, and when two readings of the same harmonic compete, the one confirmed first stays;
- a fast clock, a volume-only tick or a daylight-saving shift can no longer close the candle that is still forming;
- pattern names, chart legends and risk/reward labels are translated into all 14 terminal languages, and your pattern selection stays in sync across browser tabs.
Ichimoku Pro, Wyckoff and Cycles
- Ichimoku Pro. The server-side cloud-breakout alert matched breakouts by a position that shifted with every new bar, so it re-fired on almost every close — on one bitcoin hourly chart, 736 times instead of 59. It now matches by time. Server alerts use your own Ichimoku settings, client alerts fire only on closed bars, and the future cloud is drawn 26 bars ahead.
- Wyckoff. Relative strength against the market is now actually calculated, an early shakeout no longer hides the real Spring or upthrust, and the Tests tab updates live.
- Cycles. One wave no longer shows up as several cycles, FLD crossings use closed bars only, and harmonic families count only when they beat a random-walk baseline.
Everything here is live in the terminal now; you don't need to change any settings.
