Diskussion | QuantumTrade Panel | Kostenloser Download Technischer Indikator für den MetaTrader 5

Findolin 2026.02.13 12:01 #1

May I put a Question please?: Should the ratio between timeframe analysis and minutes between updates always be approximately the same (1:3 or 1:4)? Or is the fixed setting (15 minutes) suitable for all time frames?

Joas Da Silva Veiga 2026.02.13 15:27 #2

Findolin #:
May I put a Question please?: Should the ratio between timeframe analysis and minutes between updates always be approximately the same (1:3 or 1:4)? Or is the fixed setting (15 minutes) suitable for all time frames?

There is no need to maintain a fixed ratio between the analysis timeframe and the update interval (such as 1:3 or 1:4). The 15-minute setting is simply a practical default because it only controls how often the panel refreshes on the screen.

All calculations are performed based on the selected analysis timeframe (e.g., M5, M15, H1) and the available historical data. The update interval does not influence or distort the analysis itself.

You may adjust the refresh interval according to your trading style. If you trade very short timeframes (e.g., M1), you might prefer updates every 5 minutes. If you trade longer timeframes (e.g., H1), 15 or even 30 minutes is usually sufficient.

In short, the fixed 15-minute setting works for all timeframes, but it can be customized for convenience, not for analytical accuracy.

Findolin 2026.02.13 15:49 #3

Joas Da Silva Veiga #:

There is no need to maintain a fixed ratio between the analysis timeframe and the update interval (such as 1:3 or 1:4). The 15-minute setting is simply a practical default because it only controls how often the panel refreshes on the screen.

All calculations are performed based on the selected analysis timeframe (e.g., M5, M15, H1) and the available historical data. The update interval does not influence or distort the analysis itself.

You may adjust the refresh interval according to your trading style. If you trade very short timeframes (e.g., M1), you might prefer updates every 5 minutes. If you trade longer timeframes (e.g., H1), 15 or even 30 minutes is usually sufficient.

In short, the fixed 15-minute setting works for all timeframes, but it can be customized for convenience, not for analytical accuracy.

Oh, thank you so much for the quick and insightful reply. I had already had similar thoughts and now feel reassured. It's reassuring to know I'm on the right track. All the best and many more great new indicator ideas.

Joas Da Silva Veiga 2026.02.13 19:28 #4

Findolin #:
Oh, thank you so much for the quick and insightful reply. I had already had similar thoughts and now feel reassured. It's reassuring to know I'm on the right track. All the best and many more great new indicator ideas.

You’re very welcome, I’m glad it helped and that you feel reassured! You’re definitely on the right track. Good trades!