SEIZ Indicator
How far each candle usually goes, inside or beyond the last candle, on sixteen timeframes.
Get it nowTake any candle on any timeframe. Its high either stays inside the last candle’s range or pushes above it. Its low either stays inside or pushes below it. That’s all there is: an internal high or an external high, and an internal low or an external low.
SEIZ gives each of the four its own zone, and splits every zone into four percentile bands: the 50th, 75th, 85th and 99th. The deeper the colour, the rarer the move.
The usual way to draw a “normal” range is the average plus or minus a few standard deviations. That works for a bell curve. Candles aren’t one.
Candle sizes have a long tail. Most candles are smaller than the average, because every so often there’s a huge one, and each one drags the average up and the deviation even more. So the first deviation band sits too far out for a normal candle, and the second still falls short of the extremes.
One wild session moves every deviation band; the percentiles only move at the very edge. And deviation bands are the same width on both sides. Candles aren’t, so the lower band can land below zero, where no candle can be.
A percentile just counts what actually happened, to candles that made the same move.
Of past candles that made the same move
Internal zones mark how far past candles pulled back while their extreme stayed inside the last candle’s range. A dip into an internal-low zone is a normal part of a candle that’s still going somewhere, which is why they’re the zones to watch for continuation of the higher-timeframe candle.
External zones start where the last high or low breaks. Each band further out, fewer candles ever kept going. That’s the basis of how a pivot forms: price pushes outside the last candle and runs out of room. They’re the zones to watch for reversals.
Every timeframe has its own statistics. The zones are set when the candle opens, and they don’t move. Nothing redraws as price runs; the only thing that changes is which side you see once the last high or low breaks.
New since this page was first written: the Stat Zone. A shaded box on each side, with a dashed line through it, that marks the area each timeframe typically reaches. It’s optional: switch it on in the settings, and set an alert for when price enters it.
The dashboard lists all sixteen timeframes and shows the most significant percentile reached on each side, internal or external, plus how much of each candle has completed. You see where every timeframe stands without flicking through charts. The pairings are what make it powerful.
The higher timeframe is only in an internal low: a normal dip, still inside the last range. Meanwhile the middle and lower timeframes are stretched into external lows. That’s the lower timeframes forming a pivot inside a higher-timeframe candle that’s only pulling back.
The dashboard at that moment
The opposite read. Every timeframe is stretched outside its last candle’s range on the same side, and every band further out, fewer candles ever kept going. That’s where a trader might watch for a reversal, and wait for price to show it.
The dashboard at that moment
These examples were picked to show each read clearly. Moments like them go both ways; SEIZ shows the odds, it doesn’t call the turn.
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Four zones per candle: how far its high usually runs inside or above the last candle’s range, and how far its low usually runs inside or below it. Each zone is split into the 50th, 75th, 85th and 99th percentile bands, so you can see at a glance whether a move is routine, rare, or running out of room.
Any. Pick the zone timeframe in the settings, anywhere from 15 minutes to the weekly, and SEIZ draws that timeframe’s zones on the chart you’re on. A lower chart timeframe just shows you more of what happens inside the candle.
No. A candle’s zones are set when it opens and they don’t move. The only thing that changes is which side you see: once price takes out the last high or low, the internal zones on that side give way to the external ones. You can switch that off and see all four.
An optional outlined box on each side that marks the area each timeframe typically reaches. It’s off by default; turn it on in the settings, and set an alert for when price enters it.
Of past candles that made the same move, only 1 in 100 went further. It marks the edge of what’s normal for that timeframe.
Yes. Alerts on price crossing each internal or external band, and on price entering the Stat Zone.
SEIZ is built from 18 years of futures data and draws on any TradingView chart. If you’re unsure whether it suits your market, ask in the Discord before you subscribe.
No. It tells you where a move sits against history. It doesn’t tell you what to do, and past odds aren’t a promise about the next candle.
Pick a plan below. SEIZ comes with every LevelLogic plan, along with Discord access and ongoing data updates. After checkout you’ll receive access instructions.
Not financial advice. SEIZ is a charting and education tool. Every chart on this page uses real past futures data, picked to show an idea clearly; percentiles describe what happened before and don’t guarantee what price does next. Futures trading carries a substantial risk of loss.
