Auto-detects the dominant swing, subdivides it into an 8×8 fractional lattice, and marks the 50–62.5% retracement band as the zone continuation entries tend to hold.
Retracement tools usually stop at a handful of Fibonacci ratios. Reticle goes further — it auto-anchors to the dominant swing (A to B), then subdivides the move into a full 8×8 fractional lattice rather than a fixed ratio set. Inside that grid, the 50–62.5% band is highlighted as the Golden Exhaustion Box — the zone where trend continuations most often resume — while a diagonal Death Line marks the point structure invalidates if price closes through it. It is a free, open-source read on where a pullback is likely to end and where it is proven wrong, with nothing hidden in the code.
Timeframe: Intraday to swing, with a multi-timeframe read for higher-timeframe context.
Free and open-source on TradingView: add it from the Indicators panel, no account needed.
Auto-anchored swings: Detects the dominant Anchor A/B swing automatically, or set one by hand.
8×8 fractional lattice: Subdivides every move into a full grid instead of a fixed Fibonacci ratio set.
Golden Exhaustion Box: Highlights the 50–62.5% retracement band as the primary continuation zone.
Structural Death Line: A diagonal invalidation level — a close through it voids the current read.
Multi-timeframe swings: Reads the dominant swing on a higher timeframe without leaving your chart.
Webhook-ready alerts: JSON-formatted alerts that drop straight into a webhook or bot.
Step 1: Add Reticle to any chart — no account or invite needed, it is open-source.
Step 2: Let it auto-detect the dominant swing (Anchor A/B), or set one manually.
Step 3: Watch the Golden Exhaustion Box — the 50–62.5% band where continuations tend to hold.
Step 4: Respect the Death Line — a close through it invalidates the current structural read.
Step 5: Turn on multi-timeframe mode to check the swing against a higher timeframe before acting.