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This indicator description explains settings for changing the geometry of Fibonacci levels displayed by a candle-based automatic Fibonacci tool. A width multiplier scales the distance of the levels from the zero level, while leaving that zero level in place.…
VR Breakdown Level is a breakout strategy that records the high and low of a prior period, with the period length chosen in the trading robot’s settings. At the beginning of each new period, it saves those levels. If price crosses the prior high, it opens a…
DayMomentum is a momentum indicator whose calculation period adjusts automatically according to the number of bars in the current day. It is described as suitable for chart intervals ranging from one minute to one day, with the intended use being intraday…
This brief entry identifies an indicator that applies Joe DiNapoli’s approach to the ZigZag, a charting tool used to mark significant price swings while filtering smaller movements. It attributes the implementation to an author named CrazyChart and notes…
This document describes an Expert Advisor built around a moving average with a fixed period of 55. Users can adjust its timeframe, horizontal shift, smoothing method, and applied price. The EA checks for signals only when a new bar forms and during a…
The document briefly describes a Color Schaff DeMarker Trend Cycle indicator. It characterizes the indicator as a Schaff Trend Cycle variant built from the difference between two DeMarker oscillators using different periods. This provides a high-level…
This document describes an account dashboard for tracking five common proprietary trading challenge constraints: daily loss, maximum loss, profit target, minimum trading days, and the best-day consistency rule. It explains that loss limits can be configured…
This brief description presents a variation on the stochastic indicator. Instead of relying on the usual signal line, it uses normalized zones to help identify the prevailing trend and assess how much strength may remain in a trend change. The document…
This document describes a MetaTrader 5 version of the Elliott Wave Oscillator that lets the user choose the indicator’s calculation timeframe through an input parameter. The example default is a four-hour period, allowing the indicator to be configured…
This Expert Advisor uses fast and slow moving averages to determine direction. It opens a buy when the fast average is above the slow average by a configurable minimum distance, and a sell under the opposite condition. The EA can close or retain existing…
The NRTR indicator tracks price extremes using highs and lows, maintaining a preset distance from the most recently reached extreme. In an uptrend it appears below price, while in a downtrend it appears above price. The offset is intended to ignore modest…
This Expert Advisor opens trades when a colored Sidus indicator arrow appears at a bar’s close. Its entry logic is therefore driven by the indicator’s directional signals, with the signal confirmed only after the bar completes. The document describes the…
The indicator estimates the relative strength of a selected currency from the closing prices of seven currency pairs that contain it. A zero reference line represents the average over a configurable period, and a colored histogram is intended to make the…
The document describes a small expert advisor that manages an already open position using a trailing stop distance supplied by the trader. If that requested distance is smaller than the platform’s allowed minimum stop distance, the advisor adjusts it to the…
This document describes a MetaTrader 5 class for rebuilding closed trades from their opening and closing deals in account history. The history is selected over a time range and organized by close time; callers can then enumerate reconstructed trades or…
This short reference describes a higher-timeframe variant of the LeManChanel indicator for MetaTrader 5. The indicator exposes a timeframe input, with a four-hour period shown as the default, so users can select the chart period from which the indicator…
The document describes a chart indicator that automatically positions two standard deviation channels. It offers a visual channel-based view of price behavior, but does not explain the calculation method, how the channels are anchored, or how a trader might…
The document outlines a function for opening a trade in an MQL5 environment. It describes deriving an opening price and take-profit and stop-loss levels from symbol data and user parameters, then preparing a trade request with details such as instrument,…
CronexCCI adapts the MACD concept by applying it to a time series of Commodity Channel Index (CCI) values instead of prices. It displays the resulting indicator as a colored cloud, offering a visual way to examine changes and relationships in the transformed…
This short indicator description introduces round price levels as possible support or resistance. It gives EUR/USD examples at prices ending in two zeroes after the decimal point and describes an indicator that displays the two nearest such levels above the…
This expert adviser places a Buy Stop above the high of bar one and a Sell Stop below its low, with a configurable offset. The setup seeks to enter when price moves beyond that bar’s range. Its parameters include stop loss, take profit, trailing stop…
This indicator builds price and volume distributions from lower-timeframe candle data, then displays Value Area High, Point of Control, and Value Area Low. It distinguishes developing levels for the active profile from completed levels for the prior profile,…
This note describes an intraday extension of the Keltner channel. The channel combines a simple moving average with average true range multiplied by a user-selected factor; this variant uses intraday ATR. It further modifies the basic intraday version by…
The document introduces a gradient version of a double-smoothed exponential moving average. It distinguishes this indicator from the commonly named double EMA, noting that the calculation differs despite the similar name. The author characterizes it as…