Using Boa ZigZag Arrows on a Selected Higher Timeframe
Summary
The document describes a higher-timeframe variant of the Boa ZigZag Arrows indicator. It says the chart period can be selected through an indicator input, with a four-hour period shown as the default in the supplied excerpt. This lets a user view the indicator’s arrows using data from a chosen timeframe while working with a chart.
The text also notes a dependency on the base Boa ZigZag Arrows indicator file and gives a location within the platform’s indicator directory where that dependency should be placed. It offers no explanation of how ZigZag signals are calculated, how arrows should inform trades, or whether the indicator repaints. No strategy rules, examples beyond a figure reference, or performance evidence are included, so the entry is primarily a brief description of timeframe selection and setup rather than a validated trading method.
Key ideas
- The indicator adds a selectable timeframe to Boa ZigZag Arrows.
- A four-hour timeframe is shown as the default input value.
- The higher-timeframe variant depends on the base Boa ZigZag Arrows indicator file.
- The document gives setup context but no signal methodology, repainting discussion, or test results.
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