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Davidovich Equity Fractal Model Pro+

Draws the four-candle model for the chart and model timeframes: the sweep, the close back inside, the trigger close on the chart timeframe, the projections, and the point where the read fails.

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ES1! · 15m chart · 4H model
Fractal Model Pro+ chart read, bullish exampleA 15-minute chart with the 4H model; sixteen 15-minute candles make each 4H candle. A down run sweeps the range low, and the open of its first candle is the trigger line. A wick crosses the line without counting; the first 15-minute body close above it confirms the D2 Sweep, tagged D2 up with a score of one, with the swept range low drawn in gray to the right edge and labeled 4H low swept. D3 Expansion dips into its zone and follows through to the -1 and -2 projections; D4 Continuation opens in the upper half of D3 and dips into its zone. The 4H stack numbers the cycle D1, D2 up, D3, and D4 forming.ES1! · 15m15m-4H Model4H modelRange lowTrigger4H low swept15m body close ✓D2▲¹-1 ✓-2 ✓-2.5D3D4D1D2▲¹D3D4 forming21:0001:0005:0009:0001Range02Sweep03Confirm04Expansion05ContinuationIdealized illustration · not a trade signal or a typical outcome

The model

Four candles on the model timeframe.

Validity comes before scoring. A D2 or D3 reversal is admitted only when its sweep formed at a qualified location, checked in a fixed order: confirmed swing, active gap, the swept range candle, then the trailing 20-candle range extreme. The location check is always on.

  1. D1

    Range

    The range candle whose high and low hold the levels under test.

  2. D2

    Sweep and close back inside

    Trades through one side of the range and closes back inside at a qualified location. The close, not candle color, is the test.

  3. D3

    Confirm and expand

    The chart timeframe must body-close through the trigger line first. D3 Expansion then continues the move.

  4. D4

    Continuation, the last leg

    A D3 that followed through arms the D4 zone measured from the midpoint. The cycle ends at D4; the next setup starts a new count.

Confirmation

Confirmation takes a body close.

The trigger line is the open of the last opposing run on the chart timeframe. The first body close through it confirms the shift and is kept even if the model candle later closes back. The trigger close is always required. Sweep geometry alone is never a setup.

The trigger close, bullish exampleOn the 15-minute chart a run of five down closes sweeps the range low; the open of its first candle is the trigger line. Price turns up in mixed candles. One candle wicks above the trigger line but its body closes below, so the line stays armed. Two candles later a body closes above it: the trigger close. The line is drawn solid from the run open to that close, and the sweep carries the tag D2 up with a score of one.ES1! · 15m15m-4H ModelRange lowTriggerD2▲¹open of the last bearish runwick only · still armedfirst body close through · triggered ✓The trigger line is the open of the last opposing run. Confirmation is the first chart-timeframe body close through it. A wick does not count.
15m chart, 4H model. The trigger line is dashed while armed; at the first body close through it, the indicator draws it solid from the run open to that close.

On a real chart

ES, 15-minute chart, 4-hour model.

Friday's last 4-hour candle swept the 4H low at 7592.00 and closed back inside. A 15-minute body close through the trigger line confirmed a D2 Sweep, tagged D2▲¹ with a score of one. The chart shows the swept level, the entry band and the gap, the stop below the sweep, and the path through the -1 projection and the open level toward -2. The monitor reads Bias: Bullish, and the 4-hour stack numbers the cycle to D3 forming.

The earlier bearish D2 above it finished and keeps only its gray tag. Before a fill, the plan tag gives both entries: gap 1.5R, band 3.2R.

FMP+ on an ES 15-minute chart with the 4-hour model: a D2 up tag with a score of one under the sweep of the 4H low at 7592.00, the outlined entry band and shaded gap tagged gap 1.5R · band 3.2R, the stop line below the sweep, the dashed path to the -1 projection at 7668.75, the open level at 7693.75, and the -2 projection at 7724.00, the 4-hour stack numbered D1, D2 up, and D3 forming, and the monitor reading Bias: Bullish.
Capture from November 1, 2026, from the current script. An example of the overlay, not a signal or a performance record.

Optional trade planner

One plan from the setup on the chart.

After a confirmed D2 Sweep, Auto draws the D2 block: the gap the move left and the entry band, the 0.62 to 0.79 retracement of the leg. It fills at the first zone price retraces into, the gap's midpoint when it sits in the discount half of the leg or the band's 0.705 line, with the stop at the sweep extreme. If neither is reached, a pivot close in the discount half fills it. The planner never draws simultaneous plans. The chart shows the geometry and raw R values; descriptions stay in the hover text and alerts.

On · Auto · Default

AUTO · DEFAULT
The D2 block after a confirmed D2 Sweep, then the D3 block once the D3 window has closed.
D2 BLOCK
The gap and the entry band, the stop at the sweep extreme, and the first projection not yet traded. If neither zone has been reached, the close that protects a pivot in the discount half of the leg fills the plan and moves the stop to that pivot. If that fill is stopped, the plan goes back to waiting for the gap or band. Before a fill the tag shows the gap and band R values.
D3 BLOCK
Waits for a retrace into a gap in the last model candle's directional half, then a fresh trigger close there.
Trade planner, Auto mode, D2 blockA run of down closes sweeps the low and price turns up; after a wick through the trigger line, the first body close above it confirms the D2 Sweep, tagged D2 up with a score of one. The planner shades the gap the displacement left, outlines the entry band from the 0.62 to the 0.79 retracement of the leg, draws a solid stop at the sweep extreme and a dashed objective at the -1 projection, and labels it gap 2.5R · band 4.3R. The plan fills at the first zone price retraces into: the gap midpoint or the band 0.705 line. If neither is reached, the close that protects a pivot in the discount half fills it instead. The overlay prints only the geometry and the R values; it places no order.AUTO · D2 blockES1! · 15mgap 2.5R · band 4.3RTriggerD2▲¹gap: entry at its midpointentry band 0.62 to 0.79: entry at 0.705stop at the sweep extremefirst projection not yet traded
Bullish D2 block, waiting for a retrace: the shaded gap and the outlined entry band, the stop at the sweep extreme, and the first projection not yet traded, tagged with both R values. Bearish setups mirror the geometry.

One pair per chart

The chart reads its own pair. Open the parent on its own chart.

Only the chart's own pair is read, scored, drawn, and alerted, so the chart tells one story. An active setup keeps the chart. A fresh opposite read is called out at the right edge and takes the chart only once it confirms at the model close. A 1H chart's parent is the 4H chart with the 1D model.

Fractal Model Pro+ monitorThe panel lists the ticker and chart timeframe, the 15m-4H model pair, the countdown to the model candle close, Bias: Bullish, the direction of the setup drawn on the chart, and the divergence comparison symbols NQ1! and YM1!.ES1! (15m)15m-4H Model02:14:37Bias: BullishDivergence (Auto): NQ1!, YM1!Monitor
The monitor: the chart and model pair, the model candle countdown, Bias for the setup drawn on the chart, and the divergence symbols.
Supported timeframe pairs
Automatic confirmation and model timeframe pairsTen mappings from the chart timeframe that confirms to the model candle it confirms: 1 second to 1 minute, 15 seconds to 5 minutes, 1 minute to 15 minutes, 3 minutes to 30 minutes, 5 minutes to 1 hour, 15 minutes to 4 hours, 1 hour to daily, 4 hours to daily, daily to weekly, and weekly to monthly. The 15-minute to 4-hour pair is highlighted.Confirmation chartModel candle1s1m15s5m1m15m3m30m5m1H15m4H1H1D4H1D1D1W1W1MAutomatic mode resolves only these chart intervals. Any other interval pauses the model and names the issue.

A Custom model timeframe must be higher than the chart and tile its bars exactly; 1W to 1M uses the calendar-month exception. Other charts fall back to the Automatic pair.

What FMP+ handles

  • Keeps the swept level, the trigger line, the projections, and the invalidation price on the chart.
  • Separates an early read from the record confirmed at the model close.
  • Holds one owner per pair so later closes advance D3 and D4 instead of restarting at D2.

What stays with you

  • Directional bias, which market to trade, and whether today's read deserves a position.
  • Position size, order placement, and how risk is managed after entry.
  • FMP+ is decision-support software. It issues no buy or sell signals and promises no outcome.

Getting started

Adding it to your TradingView chart.

FMP+ is an invite-only script. There is no file to download and nothing to paste; access is attached to the TradingView username you save in your account.

The free primer has the full walkthrough (PDF)

  1. 01

    Account and username

    Create and verify your account, then save the exact username from your TradingView profile. Not a display name, not an email.

  2. 02

    Checkout, then the invite

    Pay monthly or annual through Stripe. Payment opens the request; the invite is added by hand within 24 hours and your account page says when it is active.

  3. 03

    Add it to a chart

    Signed in to that username, open Indicators, choose the Invite-only scripts tab, and select Fractal Model Pro+. Start on a 15-minute chart (4-hour model) or a 1-hour chart (daily model) with the defaults.

  4. 04

    Read the monitor first

    The panel names the pair and counts down to the model close. If it says the chart is paused, the timeframe is not a supported pair. A chart with no tags is not broken; the model prints only when its rules are met.

Resources

Chart walkthroughs.

Each walkthrough follows one real setup and the levels FMP+ drew at the time. They show how the chart reads, not how a trade turned out.

Questions

About the indicator

What is Fractal Model Pro+?

Fractal Model Pro+ (FMP+) is an invite-only TradingView indicator. It draws the four-candle model for the chart and model timeframes: the D1 Range, the D2 Sweep that takes one side and closes back inside at a qualified location, the trigger close on the chart timeframe, D3 Expansion and D4 Continuation follow-through, standard-deviation projections, and invalidation.

Does FMP+ generate automatic buy and sell signals?

No. FMP+ is a decision-support tool and does not generate automatic buy and sell signals. The trade planner frames geometry and raw R values; it never places an order. Bias, execution, position size, and risk stay with you.

What activates the trade planner?

It is on by default in Auto. After a confirmed D2 Sweep it draws the D2 block: the entry band and the gap, with the stop at the sweep extreme, and it fills at the first zone price retraces into or, if neither zone has been reached, at the close that protects a pivot in the discount half of the leg, which moves the stop to that pivot. A stopped pivot fill returns the plan to waiting for the gap or band. Once the D3 window closes it can switch to the D3 block, which waits for a retrace into a gap and a fresh trigger close. One plan at a time.

Why does FMP+ pair two timeframes?

The model timeframe supplies the D1 to D4 structure and the chart timeframe supplies the trigger close. Only the chart’s own pair is read, scored, and alerted. To see the next pair up, open its own chart: a 1H chart’s parent is the 4H chart with the 1D model.

Can a live setup change before the model candle closes?

Yes. An early read appears after the chart-timeframe close and is removed if a chart-timeframe candle closes at or beyond the sweep extreme before the model candle closes. If the sweep candle took both extremes of the range candle, a chart-timeframe close back inside the range removes it at once. The model-timeframe close finalizes the record.

Which markets can I use it on?

Any symbol TradingView charts. Divergence comparison symbols resolve automatically for CME index futures, including the micros; other pairings can be set manually. Examples on this site use ES.

Billing and access questions are answered on the pricing page.

Put the model on your TradingView chart.

Create an account, add the TradingView username that should receive access, and check out. Once your username is confirmed and checkout succeeds, access is granted within 24 hours.

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Educational software. FMP+ places no trades, gives no individual advice, and makes no outcome claims.