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This indicator is described as a separate-window pulse display that marks bullish or bearish market states. It takes a calculation period and an applied price as inputs. The calculation compares the bar high and low with an exponential moving average of the…
The document introduces a software class for managing built-in trading indicators. It says the class wraps eleven indicators and handles their initialization, updates, and data access, aiming to reduce repetitive setup work. The usage example configures…
The document describes an expert-advisor concept that uses the Foster–Stewart criterion to identify trend direction and strength, then opens long or short positions when a threshold is reached. It uses separate parameters for buys and sells to reflect…
The document describes an on-screen account risk monitor for traders operating under a prop firm’s daily loss limit. It says the tool tracks account equity in real time and displays the remaining room before the account reaches that limit, allowing a trader…
The document explains a Turtle-style trend-following indicator built around breakouts of historical highs and lows. Its general rule enters on an N-day breakout and exits when price breaches an M-day extreme, with N longer than M. Examples pair a ten-day…
The document describes an MT5 scalping expert advisor that combines six entry filters: dual moving-average trend direction, ATR-based trend strength, price location relative to the averages, a volatility-buffered N-bar breakout, an RSI range check, and…
The document describes an indicator that applies MACD-style calculations to a smoothed RSI oscillator. Its plotted components include a histogram, a signal line for that histogram, and an RSI oscillator based on moving-average values. This combines an…
The document describes a higher-timeframe NRTR signal indicator that marks trend continuation and changes in direction on a chart. A continuation signal uses a right-pointing arrow colored for the trend; a direction change uses a diagonal arrow whose…
The document outlines a trend indicator based on Sylvain Vervoort’s crossover approach. It compares triple exponential moving averages applied to typical price and Heikin-Ashi price data. This version presents the result in a separate indicator window, where…
This brief note introduces a simple order-management class for trading systems. Its listed operations cover closing all open orders, closing only buy or sell positions, deleting pending orders, and counting total or side-specific open orders. The example…
This indicator presents trend information from the JMACandleTrend indicator across ten timeframes. Each line represents one timeframe-specific indicator, with line and dot colors following the colors used for its source candlesticks. A star appears on a line…
The MultiMaRsiSignal indicator summarizes active trend direction using five MaRsi-Trigger indicators calculated on different timeframes. It presents their states as colored lines: rising readings are green, falling readings are pink, and flat readings are…
This entry describes a trend indicator whose values are derived from signals produced by a group of moving averages. The averaging periods change according to an arithmetic progression, giving the indicator a structured set of lookback lengths for assessing…
The document outlines a simple trading rule based on an indicator’s color and its position relative to a fixed threshold. A green reading signals a buy, while a red reading signals a sell. The threshold separates conditions classified as directional from…
This document describes an Expert Advisor that trades signals from the BnB trend indicator. It generates a signal when a bar closes and the indicator’s cloud changes color. The EA is presented as a way to automate entries based on that indicator event; the…
This description explains a trading-platform utility for reviewing open BUY and SELL positions and applying take-profit changes to selected trades. The panel orders positions by price, displays up to five on each side, and lets the user select positions with…
This indicator uses three ADX periods, set by default to 10, 14, and 20, to display trend regions on the main price chart. It marks where a trend appears to begin and end and where the market lacks a clear trend. An optional alert can signal when a…
The document describes a script that exports values from built-in MQL5 indicators to a CSV dataset for analysis. It identifies several indicator buffers, including the center and outer Bollinger Bands, ADX lines, MACD and signal lines, RVI, Stochastic, tick…
The Expert Advisor identifies price consolidation levels and draws them as horizontal lines that form a channel. It uses the upper pair of lines as a corridor for buy positions and the lower pair for sells. The rules limit the number of positions of each…
This document describes an indicator that calculates fourteen kinds of moving averages from closing prices. The listed methods include simple, exponential, weighted, volume-weighted, Wilder-style, double and triple exponential, zero-lag, hull, Arnaud Legoux,…
RSI_BARS is a chart indicator that colors each candlestick according to a trend signal derived from the relative strength index (RSI). It compares the RSI-based trend direction with the candle’s own direction: matching directions receive a lighter shade,…
ForexLineSign is described as a semaphore-style indicator that issues signals when the estimated trend direction changes. It determines direction from the relative positions of a fast and a slow smoothed moving average, using their crossings or ordering to…
This diagnostic note explains how a trading platform’s server clock, TimeCurrent(), can behave differently from the computer’s local clock, TimeLocal(). The server time may stop advancing when no market tick arrives, or move backward after events such as…
This indicator description presents a modified Dynamic Momentum Index (DMI), an oscillator intended to identify overbought or oversold conditions. The conventional DMI varies its lookback period with volatility, unlike the RSI's usual fixed lookback. In this…