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mrtools:
Adaptive Averages MACD - alerts & arrows and averages Bands_arrows both from here: https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general updated to be compatible with new mt4 builds and upgraded with the now 20 moving averages.

On the averages bands when I originally did it the alerts they weren't correct, so just found that and reposted a corrected version, when magenta dot sell and lime green dot buy.

 

This is another adaptive macd this version is using advanced kaufman ama as slow macd and a choice of the 16 different averages for the fast ma and macd signal also made an averages bands is actually 2 bands both indicators are mtf with alerts and arrows.

updated and upgraded versions here: https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 
mrtools:
Adaptive Averages MACD - alerts & arrows and averages Bands_arrows both from here: https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general updated to be compatible with new mt4 builds and upgraded with the now 20 moving averages.

Hi MrTools

I quite like the Adaptive Averages MACD. Could you please do me a favour and add the feature of "vertical lines on zero-cross" i.e. Long-cross = Green line, Short-cross = Red line. I much prefer these verticals to arrows as it clearly "zones off" my long & short runs on the H4 & D1.

Thanks & regards

Sylvester

 

Was checking some things about digital filters and found out that there is quite a confusion as far as what is what and how is what calculated, so it seems some cleaning and unifying needed to be done

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Here are 2 indicators : the "on chart" ones (the ones that are "behaving" averages like and are, by their nature, placed on the main chart) and a "separate" ones (the ones that can not be placed on main chart)
On chart ones - determined by FilterType parameter :
0 - FATL(Fast Adaptive Trend Line)

1 - SATL(Slow Adaptive Trend Line)

2 - RFTL(Reference Fast Trend Line)

3 - RSTL(Reference Slow Trend Line)

Separate ones - determined by FilterType parameter :
0 - FTLM(Fast Trend Momentum)

1 - STLM(Slow Trend Momentum)

2 - RBCI(Range Bound Channel Index)

3 - PCCI(Perfect Commodity Channel Index)

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These are checked and are done as they are calculated as proposed originally (no "shortcuts" but to the letter, attached the original document describing all the relevant things (in Russian, I did not find any in English)) and efficiently (some versions of RBCI I have found are anything but mild to a processor - there are no problems of that sort with this one, also some indicators posted as FATL are in fact RFTL) and have added multi time frames capabilities

Updated version posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/173071

 
rowish:
Despite it has to be compiled with the old version I thank you very much!

Thought that I have checked that one. Anyway, here is a version that can be compiled with the new metatrader 4 : rsi_ema_mtf_v1.2_nmc.mq4

Files:
 
mladen:
rowish

Better not to use that indicator. There are quite a few errors in it (not yours)

Use this one from this post instead : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

Mladen,

Despite it has to be compiled with the old version I do thank you very much!

 

Guys,

I just would like to remind again : if you find some code that is not compatible with the new metrader 4 from this section, please post it and it will be updated asap. We are doing it all the time but it simply takes time with all the stuff and all the checks that have to be made( I had more than one case when all compiled OK and then when I attached that to a chart - nothing. It was not working. So it takes time to update all since some changes are not obvious as they should be - compiler is hardly helping in some cases)

 

Updated percent bollinger smooth : percent_bollinger_bands_smooth_mtf_nmc.mq4

Original was posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

 

Mladen & MrTools

Thanks you very much for all the nmc updates, in particular thanks for the nmc in the name. It will sort very well in my Windows search.

Ray

 
SAugustine:
Hi MrTools

I quite like the Adaptive Averages MACD. Could you please do me a favour and add the feature of "vertical lines on zero-cross" i.e. Long-cross = Green line, Short-cross = Red line. I much prefer these verticals to arrows as it clearly "zones off" my long & short runs on the H4 & D1.

Thanks & regards

Sylvester

Hi Sylvester, on this version changed out the arrows with the line, and something I forgot to mention there are 4 possibilities for the alerts and arrows or lines as in this version:

case 0 :

if (osmaBuffer>0) = upline

if (osmaBuffer<0) = downline

or

case 1 :

if (macdBuffer>0) = upline

if (macdBuffer<0) = downline

or

case 2 :

if (signBuffer>0) = upline

if (signBuffer<0) = downline

or

case 3 :

if (signBuffer>macdBuffer) = upline

if (signBuffer<macdBuffer) = downline

Reason: