What's new in Fractal Model Pro+: July to September 2026

This update brings the current Fractal Model Pro+ behavior, owner guides, checkout, and account workflow into one documented experience. The changes below describe what a customer can see and use; they do not make a performance promise or turn FMP+ into an automated trading system.

September 2026: Fractal Model Pro+

The product is now Fractal Model Pro+, matching its companion scripts, and the chart, monitor, alerts, and this site share one vocabulary: Anchor, Reclaim, Extend, and Finish for the four stages, the trigger close for confirmation, and the READ, NOW, and PARENT monitor rows. Detection, scoring, admission, and drawing behavior did not change. TradingView alerts keyed on the previous message text need to be recreated after the script update.

Clearer model validation

FMP+ keeps the main reversal checks visible and separate:

• Qualified model-timeframe location is required by default.
• The trigger close on the chart timeframe is required by default.
• An armed trigger line remains visually different from a triggered one.
• Location validity remains separate from the optional score.
• The final location fallback can qualify a trend-colored blow-off top or bottom at the trailing 20-model-candle range extreme; this is an FMP+ operational rule.
• One valid reversal retains ownership of its continuation sequence through Extend and Finish.
• Once the Finish window closes, the slot releases for the next qualified reversal in either direction.

These boundaries are designed to make an incomplete model look incomplete instead of filling the chart with implied certainty.

Exact timeframe behavior

Automatic mode uses documented chart and model pairs rather than silently rounding an unsupported chart interval into a nearby choice.

The core pairs are:

Fast extensions are available for 1 second/1 minute and 15 seconds/5 minutes. Unsupported Automatic intervals pause the main model visibly. Manual and Custom selections require the model timeframe to be higher and to tile the chart bars exactly; 1 week/1 month uses FMP+'s calendar-month exception.

FMP+ keeps the active chart's own pair as the sole owner while preserving one parent read during supported drill-downs. The parent read is on by default: a 1-hour chart, for example, can retain the 4-hour→1-day state in a muted tag and the PARENT monitor row. The parent read uses the same location, trigger-close, manual-bias, and stage-window admission settings as its native chart. When the optional trade planner is enabled, it can also mirror the parent's Reclaim trigger entry, breach stop, nearest open-level objective, configured projection fallback, and raw R. Wick/Body measurement, logarithmic spacing, and the first normalized target level are shared with the local planner. This parent read cannot score, alert, change the settings, or take local ownership; open the parent chart for its full geometry and Extension workflow. The 4 hour/1 day, 1 day/1 week, 1 week/1 month, and fast-chart mappings are FMP+ adaptations beyond the six-pair ladder found in public material elsewhere.

A more controlled chart surface

The chart and monitor document the same model state in a reviewable way:

• Compact and Detailed monitor views
• Compact as the loaded default; Detailed adds only the current pair's filters, location, D·T·L audit, and READ state
• An armed trigger line shown differently from a triggered one
• Reclaim, Extend, and final Finish stage state
• The midpoint, wick zones, standard-deviation measurements, and open-level references
• A three-point D·T·L score covering divergence, the trigger close, and level depth
• Manual Neutral, Bullish, and Bearish bias modes only
• Ghost failed setups off and divergence history 1 in the loaded defaults
• Light- and dark-chart adaptation for neutral chart ink, monitor colors, and the model-timeframe candle stack
• Bounded retained history so active drawings keep priority within TradingView's chart-object limits
• One non-owning parent state remains visible on supported drill-down charts, with an optional time-anchored Reclaim plan mirror when the trade planner is enabled

Display controls can reduce clutter without changing the underlying detection rules. In particular, the Reclaim and Extend stage toggles change presentation only; they do not disable detection, ownership, scoring, monitor state, or independently configured alerts. The post-purchase default-settings owner module identifies which controls change appearance and which change model admission.

The completed chart-timeframe close can expose a NOW model before the model candle closes. This is an FMP+ heads-up extension for completed evidence; the model-timeframe boundary still finalizes the structural record.

A stage-aware Auto planner, with manual workflows preserved

Show trade planner is on by default with Auto selected. Its loaded Auto setup selects one workflow from the latest qualified model stage. After a location-qualified Reclaim and a completed trigger close, it uses the reclaim block that confirmation already established:

1. Use the complete opposing-series origin open captured by the trigger line as the proximal retest line.
2. Use the Reclaim breach extreme as the distal boundary and structural stop.
3. Frame the nearest active draw and raw R immediately after confirmation.
4. Wait for a later completed bar to retest the block.

After a true Extend or one that followed through, Auto selects the gap-first Extension workflow. It finds a gap, a swing, then trigger-retest context and still requires a fresh opposing-series closure at that later area before framing the extension block. The qualified stage and source geometry remain available through the Finish window, so settings reloads reconstruct the same stage-aware choice without a one-bar timing dependency. An Extend that followed through replaces only an unresolved Reclaim plan when a valid extension area exists; the planner never stores or draws simultaneous alternatives.

Manual Reclaim block and Extension choices remain available for focused Reclaim review. The chart shows only geometry and raw R; the planner never prints a buy or sell command. The exact origin-open-to-extreme boxes are FMP+'s disclosed mechanical readings.

Alerts remain subordinate to confirmation

FMP+ supports Reclaim, Extend, divergence, and optional early-forming alert categories behind a master alert switch. Early-forming alerts remain off by default because they occur before the trigger close.

An alert reports that a configured condition occurred. It does not choose market bias, place an order, set position size, or guarantee that a setup will work.

Account and TradingView access are easier to follow

The customer account keeps billing status and TradingView fulfillment visible in one place:

1. Choose monthly or annual billing.
2. Save the exact TradingView profile username and explicitly request access before checkout.
3. Complete Stripe checkout; successful payment opens the fulfillment request automatically.
4. Follow the requested, active, failed, scheduled-removal, or revoked status shown in the account.
5. Once checkout succeeds, allow up to 24 hours for the invite-only TradingView grant.

TradingView granting and removal remain manual actions. This is why website subscription status and TradingView access status are shown as connected but distinct steps.

Checkout and billing match the documented offer

• Monthly access is $49 and annual access is $499 for the same FMP+ entitlement.
• Hosted Stripe Checkout, receipts, renewal notices, and the account Billing Portal use the Davidovich Equity brand.
• Checkout shows the final tax treatment and total before payment. USD and CAD prices normally add applicable tax; other supported currencies normally include it.
• Transactions marked Sold through Link use Stripe Managed Payments, with Link as merchant of record and transaction-level payment support.
• Cancellation remains available through the Billing Portal and takes effect at the end of the current paid period unless law or a transaction remedy requires otherwise.

The indicator is still fulfilled manually to one confirmed TradingView username within 24 hours after payment. Billing completion opens the request automatically but does not imply that an invite-only TradingView grant is instantaneous.

Five post-purchase owner guides form one path

Active FMP+ subscribers find the owner curriculum in their account after purchase:

1. Installation and access
2. Default settings
3. First-chart workflow
4. Local model versus the parent read
5. Post-session review checklist

These product instruction modules, worked examples, and checklists are premium owner content. They are not listed, previewed, or indexed in the public research library. The changelog stays public so anyone can review visible product changes before deciding whether FMP+ fits how they study charts.

Product boundaries remain explicit

FMP+ is a chart-reading and decision-support tool. It does not provide automatic buy or sell calls, order placement, position sizing, personalized financial advice, a promised win rate, or guaranteed target behavior.

FMP+ implements only the rules disclosed in its own lessons and documentation. It does not claim or infer features from other products' release notes or private source. The optional planner automates only the continuation sequence described above; bias, context, execution, and risk decisions remain manual.

Supply & Demand+ and EMA Cloud Pro are not included in current FMP+ access. Their public pages describe their separate availability status.

For a plain-English product walkthrough, visit Fractal Model Pro+. For account, billing, or TradingView access help, use support.