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The ColorSTD_Histogram indicator with the timeframe selection option available in the input parameters.
The ColorParabolic semaphore signal indicator featuring alerts, sending emails and push notifications.
The XFatlXSatlCloud indicator with the timeframe selection option available in its input parameters.
A Moving Average indicator, for which the values of two levels can be specified from the code.
The XMA_KLx5_Cloud indicator with the timeframe selection option available in the input parameters.
Buy a security (open BUY positions) at a lower price, sell (open SELL positions) at a higher price.
An example of a template for developing automated trading systems.
This calculates Optimal f using the Geometric Mean. Per Ralph Vince, "In trading we can count on our wins being for varying amounts and our losses being for varying amounts. Therefore the Kelly formulas could not give us the correct optimal f." So, using his equation(s), I created this library for the Geometric Mean version of Optimal f.
Two identical trading systems based on the crossover of the CMO indicator and the zero line, for long and short trades, which can be configured in different ways in one Expert Advisor.
Woodies CCI is a momentum indicator that was developed by Ken Woods. It's based on a 14 period Commodity Channel Index (CCI).
The indicator searches for divergences and displays them on the chart of the custom CCI indicator.
Four different CCIs combined into a "candles" display of CCI. For smoothing you can use one of the 4 basic types of averages: SMA, EMA, SMMA or LWMA.
Oscillator Adaptable_CCI. Along with the calculation price and period, this indicator, unlike the standard one, allows you to change parameters, such as calculation range, correction coefficient, and smoothing method.
Multi JMA Slopes indicator checks slopes of 5 (different period) Jurik Moving Averages (JMA) and adds them up to show overall trend.
The Mirror MA indicator features two mirrored moving averages in a separate chart window calculated based on a difference between two MAs with different calculation data, and one signal line calculated based on a direct moving average data.