- Mode – Historical: keep every past structure on the chart; Present: show only the latest active structures.
- Style – Colored: displays structures in their full colour scheme; Monochrome: uses a neutral grey palette for a minimalist look.
- Show Internal Structure – On: plots real-time internal BOS/CHoCH levels; Off: hides all internal-structure markings.
- Internal Structure Filter (Bull & Bear) – For each side, pick which internal events to plot: All, BOS only, or CHoCH only.
- Internal Confluence Filter – When enabled, ignores weak internal breakouts and keeps only high-probability BOS/CHoCH signals.
- Show Swing Structure – On: displays swing-level BOS/CHoCH; Off: hides all swing-structure markings.
- Swing Structure Filter (Bull & Bear) – Decide which swing events appear: All, BOS only, or CHoCH only.
- Show Swings Points – On: labels HH, HL, LH, LL at each identified swing; Off: omits these swing-point tags.
- Swings Length – Sets how many bars back the indicator looks to confirm each swing high or low.
- Show Strong/Weak High / Low – On: tags the latest strong or weak swing extremes; Off: hides these markers.
- Show Internal Order Blocks – On: draws internal order-block zones (up to the set count); Off: hides internal OBs.
- Show Swing Order Blocks – On: draws swing-level order-block zones (up to the defined count); Off: hides swing OBs.
- Order Block Filter – Choose ATR or Cumulative-Mean Range to filter out low-quality order blocks.
- Order Block Mitigation Source – Decide how an OB is considered “mitigated”: use High/Low touches or Close-price touches.
- Show Equal Highs & Lows – On: marks EQH/EQL zones; Off: disables equal-high/low detection.
- Equal High/Low Bars Confirmation – Number of bars that must sit between the twin highs or lows for them to count as an EQH/EQL.
- Equal High/Low Threshold – Sets the price-gap tolerance (0–1) used to decide if two swing points are truly equal.
- Show Fair Value Gaps – On: highlights bullish and bearish FVG boxes; Off: hides all FVG markings.
- FVG Auto-Threshold – On: lets the indicator auto-adjust gap sensitivity; Off: uses a fixed tolerance.
- FVG Timeframe – Select which higher-time-frame candle the indicator uses to search for fair-value gaps.
- FVG Extend Bars – Defines how many future bars each Fair-Value-Gap box is projected across.
- Show Daily Levels – On: plots the previous day’s high and low lines; Off: hides daily levels.
- Show Weekly Levels – On: plots last week’s high and low; Off: hides weekly reference lines.
- Show Monthly Levels – On: plots last month’s high and low; Off: hides monthly reference lines.
- Show Premium/Discount Zones – On: draws the premium zone, equilibrium zone and discount zone; Off: hides these zones.
How to Use KT Smart Money Concepts Indicator
The indicator puts every selected overlay straight on your chart, so you spend your time reading the story, not drawing it. Simply turn on the elements you need, then combine them with your own ICT or price-action playbook.
Included Patterns
- Break of Structure (BOS)
- Change of Character (CHoCH)
- Internal and Swing Order Blocks
- Fair-Value Gaps (FVG)
- Equal Highs and Equal Lows (EQH/EQL)
- Premium, Equilibrium and Discount Zones
- Swing Points: HH, HL, LH, LL with Strong / Weak tags
- Higher-Time-Frame Levels: Daily, Weekly and Monthly highs and lows
Break of Structure (BOS)
A BOS occurs when price pushes beyond the most recent swing high in a down-move or swing low in an up-move, confirming that the previous trend has lost control. Traders use this break to spot fresh momentum and to mark the new directional bias.
On the chart the indicator plots a horizontal line from the swing point and tags it “BOS,” making the shift obvious at a glance.
Change of Character (CHoCH)
CHoCH signals the very first sign of a possible trend reversal. It prints when price breaks a minor internal high during a down-move or a minor internal low during an up-move, while the larger structure is still intact.
Because it fires earlier than a BOS, many traders treat CHoCH as an early warning to tighten stops, scale out, or scout for entries in the opposite direction. The indicator labels these points “CHoCH,” giving you advance notice of a potential shift before the full BOS is confirmed.
Order Blocks
Order blocks are the final bullish or bearish candles zone where large players load into the market before a decisive move. Price often revisits these zones to pick up leftover orders, making them prime areas to watch for a reaction.
The indicator boxes each order block, bullish ones below price, bearish ones above, so you can quickly spot likely supply and demand zones for entries, mitigation or stop loss placement.
Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
Fair Value Gaps (FVG) are small price voids that form when a fast move leaves one side of a candle pair untouched. These gaps often act like magnets: price tends to revisit them to balance orders before resuming its run. The indicator shades each gap so you can spot and trade these high-probability retrace zones.
Premium, Equilibrium and Discount Zones
Premium, Equilibrium and Discount Zones divide the range between the most recent swing high and swing low. Anything above the 50 % midpoint (equilibrium) is premium, an area where selling pressure is favored; while prices below the midpoint sit in the discount zone, a spot value traders look to buy.
The indicator shades all three bands in real time, giving you an instant read on whether price is expensive, fair or cheap within the current swing.
Daily, Weekly and Monthly Levels
Daily, Weekly and Monthly Levels mark the previous period’s high and low; natural magnets where stops, liquidity hunts and fresh breakouts often occur.
By plotting these levels, the indicator lets you see at a glance where price may stall, reverse or accelerate, helping you time entries and exits around the market’s most watched reference points.
Conclusion
The KT SMC indicator puts every key Smart Money Concepts marker on the chart: structure breaks, liquidity pools, zones and higher-time-frame levels, so you can read market intent faster and with less clutter.
Use it as a visual aid, not a promise of “bank-level” insight; like any tool, its value depends on your own risk management and trade plan.
