A port of the Olsen group's Alpha Engine: eight limit-order agents trade intrinsic-time directional changes on a hedging account. They add on overshoots and trim at a profit on reversals.

Mirrors trades opened, modified, and closed by another EA on the same hedging account, selected by magic number. By default it inverts direction (Buy↔Sell, SL↔TP), so you can forward-test the reverse of a strategy with real spreads, slippage, and execution.

A free open-source MT5 utility for analyzing historical trading performance beyond Profit Factor.

Shows where stops are likely resting and which ones were just taken. Liquidity pools = confirmed swing highs and lows that price has not traded through yet, equal highs/lows (a bigger pool) and yesterday's high and low. When a bar trades beyond a pool it is marked as swept, and as "grabbed & rejected" if the same bar closes back inside. Non-repainting: a swing is used only after N closed bars on each side. The panel is a neon city drawn on a CCanvas: the price is a flying car, sell stops are towers below it, buy stops floating platforms above it, yesterday's levels golden billboards, a searchlight sweeps the sky and a ticker runs today's catch. Two buffers give the nearest active pool above and below for use in an Expert Advisor. Indicator only: it never trades.

Measures whether an indicator repaints instead of trusting the claim. It re-reads the buffers of any custom indicator on bars that have already closed and counts every value that changes, appears or disappears, with the furthest shift back at which that still happens. Verdict per buffer on a chart panel, every event written to CSV.