SMC Pullback marks swing highs and lows using the pullback definition instead of the usual 3-candle pattern. A high is confirmed only when price trades back through the low of the candle that made it — so every marked point is an actual rejection, and highs and lows always alternate. It evaluates closed bars only and never moves a marker once drawn, so it does not repaint. Two buffers expose the confirmed swing prices to an EA via iCustom.

Estimates the rolling Hurst exponent of price via rescaled-range (R/S) analysis and plots it as a color-coded oscillator that flags whether the market is currently trending, mean-reverting, or moving like a random walk.

A compact on-chart panel showing the current symbol's trend across several timeframes at once, each evaluated independently with its own Fast/Slow moving-average cross. No switching charts to check "what's H4 doing" — it's all in one place, color-coded.

A Fisher Transform oscillator built from statistical first principles — normalizing price into a bounded range, then applying a logarithmic transform to produce sharp, well-defined reversal signals instead of the gradual turns typical of conventional oscillators. Internal recursive state is handled through proper calculation buffers for reliable, correct behavior across backtests. From the article series "Making Custom Indicators for Beginners."

A custom SuperTrend indicator built from first principles, combining an ATR-based volatility band with a ratchet mechanism to produce a clean, non-repainting trend line. Internal recursive state is managed through properly registered calculation buffers, avoiding the state-loss bugs common in manually-managed array implementations. From the article series "Making Custom Indicators for Beginners."