How to draw Curve line with Fib Time Zone Tool

The Fibonacci Time Zone tool in TradingView is a technical analysis drawing feature that plots a series of vertical lines along the time (horizontal) axis of a price chart. These lines are spaced according to the Fibonacci sequence (starting with 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, etc.), where each subsequent number is the sum of the two preceding ones. Unlike price-focused Fibonacci tools (e.g., retracements or extensions), this tool ignores price levels entirely and focuses solely on time intervals to forecast potential market turning points. It is typically drawn by selecting two points on the chart—often a significant swing high or low as the starting point (time 0)—and then extending lines to the right at Fibonacci-based intervals. The first few lines (e.g., 1, 2, 3) often cluster closely and are less reliable, so traders commonly start analyzing from the 5th or 8th zone (13 or 21 periods ahead) for more spaced-out projections.

Key Benefits of the Fibonacci Time Zone Tool in TradingView
This tool adds a temporal dimension to technical analysis, complementing price-based indicators by helping traders anticipate when significant events might occur rather than just where in price.

The Curved Line tool in TradingView allows users to draw smooth, freeform curves on a chart to connect price points, highlight trends, or mark custom patterns. Unlike straight lines (e.g., trendlines or channels), the Curved Line adapts to non-linear price movements, offering flexibility to trace organic patterns like arcs, parabolas, or irregular price paths. It’s accessible via the drawing tools menu and can be customized with colors, thickness, and styles (e.g., solid or dashed). Traders use it to visualize patterns that don’t fit rigid geometric shapes, such as rounded tops/bottoms or complex wave structures.
Key Benefits of the Curved Line Tool in TradingView

The Curved Line tool provides unique advantages for technical analysis by accommodating the non-linear nature of price action. Below are its primary benefits:

Visualizing Non-Linear Price Patterns:

Benefit: The tool excels at mapping curved price movements, such as rounded tops/bottoms, parabolic trends, or smooth reversals, which straight trendlines can’t capture accurately. For example, during a parabolic run in a stock or crypto chart, a curved line can trace the accelerating trend better than a straight line.