Higher-Timeframe Stochastic Signals with Visual Alerts
Summary
The indicator displays the direction or trade signal produced by a separate METRO stochastic signal indicator, calculated on a selected timeframe. A round symbol denotes continuation of the current trend at the chosen bar, while a directional arrow marks a change and indicates the trade direction. The tool can also issue alerts or sound notifications when signals occur.
Its settings cover the underlying stochastic calculation, the timeframe and bar to inspect, chart placement and appearance, and alert behavior. The default calculation timeframe is six hours, and users placing multiple copies on one chart are advised to give each a distinct label prefix. The document explains presentation and configuration rather than the underlying signal rules: it does not describe entry or exit criteria, provide market examples or test results, or establish that the signals are profitable. It also notes that the visualization depends on a separate compiled indicator file being installed.
Key ideas
- The indicator visualizes signals generated by a separate METRO stochastic signal indicator.
- A round chart symbol represents continuation, while a directional arrow represents a change in trade direction.
- The calculation timeframe and the bar used to retrieve a signal are configurable.
- Users can adjust chart display settings and enable alerts or sound notifications.
- The document gives no performance evidence or detailed description of the underlying signal rules.
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