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This stock-selection idea combines a metaverse concept classification with an upward-sloping 30-day moving average and a condition described as a reversal or engulfing pattern. The accompanying formula reference identifies stocks whose 30-day average is…
The document describes a technical indicator that combines a volume-weighted moving average with a standard-deviation-based measure of trend strength. It uses two configurable thresholds, dK1 and dK2, to determine the size of a colored dot displayed on the…
This brief description presents Ozymandias_StDev as a variation of the Ozymandias indicator that adds a trend-strength cue. It uses the standard deviation of the Ozymandias indicator and compares that value with a configurable threshold, named dK, whose…
ColorRSI is a visual variation of the standard Relative Strength Index. It changes the indicator’s color when RSI enters overbought or oversold territory, using green to indicate an upward trend direction and red for a downward direction. The document…
This MetaTrader expert-advisor example describes an automatic reversal rule. When a position closes, the program detects the closing deal and opens a new position in the opposite direction on the same symbol, using the same volume. For instance, closing a…
The PChannel indicator plots the highest and lowest price levels across bars, creating an upper and lower price boundary. The document interprets movement above the upper boundary as a sign of strengthening and a move below the lower boundary as a sign of…
This document explains a differential indicator that estimates bullish and bearish price pressure from closing-price changes over a user-selected period. Bull power averages only positive close-to-close increments, while bear power averages only negative…
This indicator compares the direction of a moving average with a Slope Direction Line. When both point up, it colors bullish candles green and bearish candles light green; when both point down, it uses red for bearish candles and light red for bullish…
This brief library description explains a stop-loss helper for market execution orders. It supports either a stop distance set in points or a distance derived from the average true range, with an adjustable ATR multiplier. The stated default multiplier is…
This expert advisor uses UltraMFI signals to enter trades when a bar closes and the displayed trend cloud changes direction. It adjusts the size of a new trade according to recent results in the same direction: configurable counts of recent buy or sell…
This document describes an RSI indicator that can display values from multiple timeframes through a recursive call to itself. It applies a simple moving average to standard RSI values to smooth them; smoothing can be disabled by setting the smoothing…
The document describes a relative version of Average True Range (ATR) intended to make ATR easier to compare across time. It maps ATR into a 0–100% range according to its position relative to values over a chosen historical lookback. This treats ATR as a…
The document examines how one-minute OHLC backtests can misclassify bracketed trades when a bar touches both the stop and target. Because OHLC records prices but not their sequence within the bar, a tester must assume an intrabar path; real tick data can…
This document explains an MT4 indicator that alerts traders when price crosses a moving average and can mark those crosses with chart arrows and labels. It supports several average types, selectable price inputs, and configurable periods. Notifications can…
The document defines a Butterworth Moving Average indicator as a smoothed moving average built with a Butterworth filter. It identifies two configurable inputs: the calculation period and the applied price. The applied price is first represented as a…
This brief description explains an indicator display that plots a selected indicator and its moving average in a separate chart window. The moving average can use any method, and the indicator line can optionally be shown together with that average. It also…
This document describes an automated trading system based on Fractals and Alligator indicators, with settings for take profit, stop loss, trailing exits, and break-even adjustments. It says the system is intended for daily charts on major forex pairs and…
NRatioSign is described as a semaphore-style indicator that generates signals from crossovers of overbought and oversold levels in the NRatio indicator. The document gives only a high-level account of this logic; it does not specify the threshold values,…
The document describes a MetaTrader indicator for monitoring market volatility. It uses Average True Range (ATR) and compares the current reading with a historical average, classifying conditions as low, normal, high, or extreme. The dashboard also presents…
The document suggests using T3 in place of an exponential moving average when smoother or faster indicator levels are desired. It presents T3 as similar to EMA in its calculation, making it a plausible extension for systems that already use EMA-based levels.…
This MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor bases its signals on the ColorBearsGap indicator. A signal is generated when a bar closes and the indicator histogram changes color. The document notes that a supporting TradeAlgorithms library can help the advisor work with…
This MetaTrader indicator description presents blue rectangles as potential price strength zones. The rectangle’s upper boundary is treated as a level where upward price strength may fade. For a long position, it suggests placing a take-profit level below…
This document describes an Expert Advisor that trades changes in the direction of the CoppockHist oscillator. A signal is generated when a bar closes and the indicator direction has reversed. The method therefore depends on the indicator’s direction change…
The described expert advisor begins by opening equal, minimal-sized long and short positions, each with predefined take-profit and stop-loss levels. When one position reaches its profit target, it closes; the losing side is enlarged at price intervals, with…