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<p id="isPasted">1. Identifying Swing Highs and Lows:</p><p>The indicator determines swing highs (local price maximums) and swing lows (local price minimums) based on a user-defined percentage of price movement or a configurable "depth" parameter. For example, a 5% setting means that a swing high or low is identified when the price deviates from the previous swing high or low by at least 5%. </p><p>2. Connecting Swing Points:</p><p>Once swing points are identified, the Zig Zag indicator draws a straight line connecting them on the chart. These lines visually represent the direction and magnitude of price fluctuations. </p><p>3. Coding Implementation:</p><p>You'll need …</p>