VibeFox Levels MT5
VibeFox Levels is an all-in-one price-level toolkit for MetaTrader 5. It automatically detects and draws the structure that matters most to price-action traders — horizontal Support and Resistance, Supply and Demand zones, Fibonacci retracements, Trend Lines and Round Numbers — and presents everything through a single modern, interactive panel. Instead of marking levels by hand on every symbol and timeframe, you let the indicator find them and you stay focused on the decision.
VibeFox Levels — Support, Resistance and Key Price Levels
VibeFox Levels is an all-in-one price-level toolkit for MetaTrader 5. It automatically detects and draws the structure that matters most to price-action traders — horizontal Support and Resistance, Supply and Demand zones, Fibonacci retracements, Trend Lines and Round Numbers — and presents everything through a single modern, interactive panel. Instead of marking levels by hand on every symbol and timeframe, you let the indicator find them and you stay focused on the decision.
Five Level Tools in One Indicator
Each tool works independently and can be turned on or off in a click, so you can run only what fits your strategy or combine all five into a complete map of the chart.
Lines (Support / Resistance) — horizontal levels built from confirmed price reactions. You set the minimum number of Touches required to keep a level, and the maximum number of levels shown on each side of price, so the chart stays clean and only the strongest zones survive.
Zones (Supply / Demand) — rectangular zones drawn at the base of strong departures. A Sens (departure strength) control filters weak moves, and a Base setting limits how many bars form the base before the impulse, so you capture genuine imbalance areas rather than noise.
Fibonacci — retracement levels mapped automatically onto the most recent impulse. An Auto button re-detects the latest swing on demand, and you can fine-tune the anchors by dragging the 0% and 100% sliders directly on the panel. Optional level labels make each ratio easy to read.
Trend Lines — diagonal up-trend and down-trend lines anchored to swing points. A Swing strength control sets how significant a pivot must be to act as an anchor, and lines can be extended to the right to project structure forward.
Round Numbers — psychologically important whole-number price levels. You choose how many trailing Zeros define a round price (setting the step) and how many levels to display around the current price.
Detection on Any Timeframe
Lines, Zones and Trend Lines each carry their own TF selector, so a level tool can analyze a higher timeframe while you trade on a lower one. Set Support/Resistance from the daily chart, watch zones from the four-hour, and keep your execution chart fast — all without switching windows.
Full Visual Control per Tool
Every level type keeps its own independent appearance, opened with a single click on its tab.
Colors and transparency are set separately for each side — Support versus Resistance, Demand versus Supply, up-trend versus down-trend — so the chart reads at a glance.
Line width and style (Solid, Dash, Dot and more) let you match each tool to your visual hierarchy, from bold key levels to subtle reference lines.
A Lookback Bars depth per tool controls how far back the detection scans, balancing detail against speed for any market.
Smart Entry Notifications
Each level tool has its own Entry switch that watches for price interacting with the levels it draws. This is independent from the chart display, so you can keep a tool visible without alerts, or arm alerts on a tool you prefer to keep hidden.
Near sets how close price must come to a level to trigger, measured in ATR units, so proximity adapts automatically to the symbol's volatility — set it to zero to require an exact touch.
Cooldown defines how many bars must pass before the same level can alert again, preventing repeated messages while price hovers around a zone.
Notifications Across Channels
Signals are delivered through several channels at the same time, chosen in Settings.
Alert — pop-up message inside the terminal.
Push — mobile notification to the MetaTrader 5 app on your phone.
Email — message sent through the terminal mail settings.
Telegram — the alert text together with a chart screenshot, sent straight to your Telegram chat.
Html — saves the event into a visual report described below.
Visual History (HTML Report)
Enable the Html channel and every entry signal is saved into an HTML report together with a screenshot of the chart at the moment of detection. The report is stored in the terminal Files folder and opens in any browser, giving you a visual log of how price reacted at each level. A one-click trash icon clears the report whenever you want a fresh start.
Telegram Alerts
Signals can also be delivered straight to your Telegram chat — the alert text together with a screenshot of the chart at the moment of detection. Turn on the Telegram channel and enter your bot token and chat id in the inputs.
Delivery rides on the HTML report: each new signal is written into the report, and the report — opened in a browser — forwards it to your Telegram chat on its own. For this reason, enabling Telegram automatically keeps the Html report on, and the two channels work together.
Interactive On-Chart Panel
The entire interface is a smooth, canvas-based panel built for fast, mouse-driven control.
Resizable — drag the lower-right corner to scale the panel.
Movable — switch the panel between a separate subwindow and the main chart.
Collapsible — fold the panel into a compact header bar when you need room.
Quick toggles — left-click a tool tab to open its settings, right-click to show or hide that tool instantly.
Mouse wheel — hover any number field and scroll to change its value.
Auto-refresh — an adjustable refresh interval keeps levels recalculated as the market develops.
Personalization
You adapt the look and behavior to your workspace: light, dark or automatic theme, adjustable panel width, header size, row height and font size. You can choose whether the panel starts in a subwindow or on the main chart, and run several independent copies on the same chart using a unique instance number — for example one instance for intraday levels and another for higher-timeframe structure.
Built-in Multilingual Help
A complete help page is built into the panel and available in 10 languages, so every control is explained right where you use it.
