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Using a Selected Timeframe with the SSL_NRTR Indicator

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Summary

The document describes an MQL5 indicator variant that lets the user choose the timeframe from an input parameter. The illustrated default is a four-hour chart period. The central idea is to make the SSL_NRTR indicator available for a timeframe selected through configuration, rather than tying the display to a fixed chart interval.

This is a brief implementation note, not a trading strategy or a full explanation of the indicator’s calculations. It states that the separately compiled SSL_NRTR indicator must be present in the MetaTrader 5 Indicators directory for the variant to work. No entry or exit rules, performance evidence, risk analysis, or comparison of timeframe choices are provided, so the text alone does not establish how the indicator should be used or whether it has predictive value.

Key ideas

  • The indicator exposes a timeframe input that can be changed by the user.
  • Its stated default timeframe is four hours.
  • The related compiled SSL_NRTR indicator must be installed for operation.
  • The document gives no trading rules or evidence of indicator performance.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.