A GxT indicator for TradingView
GxT is a way of reading price by time and by correlation. It divides each timeframe into quarters and watches for the moment two correlated markets stop agreeing, which is SMT divergence, confirmed by a Precision Swing Point (PSP). CICPro+ draws both marks on your chart so you do not have to compare two charts by hand.
What is SMT divergence?
SMT divergence is a disagreement between correlated markets. Gold makes a higher high while silver makes a lower high. NQ takes a high that ES does not. One market is being pushed, the other is not, and that gap is the evidence GxT traders work from.
The same idea applies to inverse pairs. If EURUSD takes a low, USDCHF should take the matching high. When it does not, the disagreement is the mark.
What is a Precision Swing Point?
A Precision Swing Point, or PSP, is a candle where two correlated markets close in opposite directions. It is read on the close, at a swing, and it is the candle level confirmation that sits beside the SMT.
CICPro+ labels the PSP on the exact candle where it happens, so the pivot is visible without scrolling between charts.
Why quarters?
Quarterly Theory splits any cycle into four parts: a year into four quarters, a day into four sessions, an hour into four fifteen minute blocks. Divergence means more when it shows up at a quarter boundary, so GxT traders keep the clock and the correlation in view together.
How the GxT setup reads on a chart
- 01
Pick the correlated set
Choose the markets that should move together, for example EURUSD with GBPUSD, or NQ with ES.
- 02
Wait for the swing
Let price take a prior high or low. Nothing is marked until the candle closes.
- 03
Read the disagreement
If one market sweeps and the other does not, CICPro+ joins the two swings with an SMT line.
- 04
Check the PSP
A PSP on the same pivot turns a divergence into confluence. With God Mode on, the chart stays quiet unless both agree.
What CICPro+ plots for GxT
PSP on candle close
Candle level divergence across correlated assets, marked where it happens.
Swing SMT
Structural divergence across several pairs, with line of sight filtering for direct and inverse pairs.
Consecutive SMT
Same timeframe, bar by bar sequential divergence for Quarterly Theory work.
Cross timeframe SSMT
Higher timeframe phase transitions projected onto your lower timeframe chart.
God Mode
A filter that stays silent unless a PSP and an SMT share the same pivot.
Questions about GxT
- Is there a GxT indicator for TradingView?
- Yes. CICPro+ is a TradingView indicator built around GxT. It plots PSP, swing SMT, consecutive SMT and cross timeframe SSMT, and it works on forex, indices, gold, oil and crypto.
- How do I trade SMT divergence?
- CICPro+ does not signal trades. It marks where correlated markets disagree and where a PSP confirms it. What you do with that confluence, and where you place risk, is your own decision.
- Which pairs should I use for GxT?
- Pairs that normally move together, such as EURUSD and GBPUSD, NQ and ES, or gold and silver. Inverse pairs such as EURUSD and USDCHF also work. You choose the set in the settings.
CICPro+ is an independent analysis tool and is not affiliated with the creators of GxT, TTFM or CRT. It does not give financial advice or trade signals. Trading carries a risk of loss; read the risk disclaimer.