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This document describes a chart indicator that marks candles when their body size exceeds a configurable threshold measured in price points. The provided default input is 100 points. In practical terms, the indicator is a visual filter for identifying bars…
This chart-based calculator converts a chosen account-risk percentage and stop price into a position size. The user sets a risk base such as balance, equity, or free margin, then places or moves Entry and Stop lines. The tool calculates the potential loss in…
TrendStrength is described as an indicator for identifying the broad direction of a market trend. Its rule is to use the direction in which an oscillator moves as the criterion for deciding whether the current trend is rising or falling. The indicator’s…
This brief indicator description explains a visual presentation of MACD: two lines are plotted, and the area between them is filled with color to show the current trend. It identifies the display as a histogram-style view, though it does not explain the…
The document describes a workflow for displaying a signal provider’s trading history on a MetaTrader 4 chart. First, select a provider and export its trading history to a CSV file. Save the file in MT4’s designated Files folder, open a chart for the currency…
This document outlines a customizable exponential moving average indicator for MetaTrader 5. Users can choose the calculation period and select among several price inputs, including close, open, high, low, median, typical, and weighted prices. The EMA is…
This document describes a MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor for scalping gold against the US dollar on a five-minute chart during London and New York sessions. Its controls include a daily loss stop and a maximum spread filter. Users can set trade risk as a…
The document outlines a configurable strategy that uses three moving averages to identify trending conditions and time entries. For buys, the shorter average must be above the two longer averages, and a candle must cross above the shortest average. The sell…
The document introduces the T3 moving average, an adaptive smoothing indicator attributed to Tim Tillson. It describes the indicator as aiming to reduce lag while filtering price noise, and lists three inputs: the calculation period, a coefficient, and the…
The document describes an automated trading system that aims to adapt its entries to trending or ranging markets. It combines an ATR volatility filter, RSI momentum checks, support and resistance bounces or breakouts, and regression-channel mean reversion.…
This document describes an Expert Advisor built around a Donchian channel indicator. It generates a signal when a bar closes with a colored indicator bar and the preceding bar was the opposite color or had no color. The description gives a simple rule for…
This indicator description explains a chart overlay that plots the Commodity Channel Index alongside a smoothed moving average, with the default overbought and oversold levels displayed as channel boundaries. The CCI is calculated over a configurable period,…
A Donchian channel is formed from the highest high and lowest low over a chosen lookback period. The document describes a breakout rule: open a long position when price makes a new high beyond the upper channel, and open a short position when price falls…
This EURUSD setup defines a range from the first four-hour candle of the New York day, then watches five-minute closes for a move outside that range followed by a close back inside. A return inside after an upside break produces a sell signal; a return…
The document describes a charting indicator for viewing two symbols together. Its main panel overlays their price charts, while a lower panel plots a price spread line adjusted by a spread factor. This layout can help users visually compare relative price…
The document explains an inside bar as a candle whose high and low remain within the prior candle’s range. It presents this pattern as a sign of temporary price consolidation: when price stays between earlier turning points, traders may anticipate a pause or…
The Trading Channel Index (TCI) is described as an oscillator comparing the applied price’s deviation from an exponential moving average with a smoothed measure of that deviation. The calculation first takes the absolute distance between price and its…
The document describes a chart indicator that plots several established pivot point methods: Classic, Camarilla, Woodie, Floor, Fibonacci, and Fibonacci retracement. These levels are commonly derived from prior price data and used as potential support or…
This brief indicator description explains a chart overlay that first uses the BSI indicator to assess trend conditions, then draws either a regression-based trend line or channels using a Tango line. It identifies plotted elements by color: upper and lower…
The document describes a signal based on a ZigZag pattern. Its stated setup is a double bottom, followed by confirmation levels in which C is above B and D is above C. It suggests EUR/USD on a 15-minute chart as a preferred starting point, while allowing…
The Ahrens Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator adapts the MACD framework by using Ahrens moving averages in place of the conventional moving-average components. It exposes three inputs: the period for the fast Ahrens average, the period for the…
The document introduces a currency strength meter for MetaTrader 4. It describes the indicator as comparing percentage price changes across periods to help identify currencies in trending or consolidating conditions. It also points readers to demonstrations…
This indicator overlays candles from a larger timeframe on a chart using filled rectangular areas. It distinguishes candle direction through separate colors for the body and shadows, allowing traders to see higher-timeframe price structure alongside…
The Volatility Switch Indicator (VSI) is presented as a normalized measure of current volatility relative to historical data over a selected calculation period. Its output ranges from zero to one, with 0.5 used as a reference level for interpreting changes…