Inverse Cyber Cycle

The Inverse Cyber Cycle is a cycle-based oscillator designed to identify turning points and cyclical momentum shifts.

It plots two cycle lines:

• Cycle A – Faster cycle

• Cycle B – Slower cycle

The indicator oscillates around a zero level.

Settings

Chart Area

• Horizontal – Displays the oscillator in a separate panel.

• Vertical – Displays vertically (if supported).

• Panel selector – Chooses which panel the indicator appears in.

• Use sec. axis – Enables secondary scaling.

Parameters

Smoothing Alpha

Controls how aggressively the cycle is smoothed.
Lower values = smoother but slower reaction.
Higher values = faster but more sensitive.

Cycle A Length

Defines the period of the faster cycle.
Shorter length reacts quicker to price swings.

Cycle B Length

Defines the period of the slower cycle.
Longer length captures broader market rhythm.

Level Settings

Middle Level

Defines the neutral reference line (typically zero).

Low Level

Sets the lower threshold used to identify oversold or extreme negative cycle conditions.

High Level

Sets the upper threshold used to identify overbought or extreme positive cycle conditions.

Level Colors

Customize visual appearance of each reference level.

Level Width

Adjusts thickness of level lines.

Subgraphs

  

Inverse Cyber Cycle A

Controls the visual style of the faster cycle line:

• Line color

• Line style

• Line width

• Auto color behavior

• Label display

Inverse Cyber Cycle B

Controls the visual style of the slower cycle line:

• Line color

• Line style

• Line width

• Auto color behavior

• Label display

Display Options (Both Lines)

• Name Label – Shows indicator name.

• Value Label – Displays current value.

• Name Background – Background behind name.

• Value Background – Background behind value.

• Include on Auto Center – Includes indicator in auto-scaling.

• Chart color for marker – Uses chart color for markers.

How It Works

• Crossovers between Cycle A and Cycle B may signal momentum shifts.

• Moves above the High Level suggest cyclical strength.

• Moves below the Low Level suggest cyclical weakness.

• Best used to identify turning points within trends.