TRIX Indicator - page 4

[Mladen Rakic]

rabah:
Thanks Mladen. I downloaded the indicator from the post, but it wouldn't work. When I compiled it the following errors occurred: see attachment. Thanks Again for all of your great work.

04_06_16_stt_errors.docx

rabah

Use this one : schaff_trix_trend_cycle_2_nmc.mq4

[coolfx]

Hello great coders here please i will be very appreciative and grateful if you can help me to make a scalping ea 5minutes with the attached indicator.Attached is the screenshot setting in the indicator 

[landsat11]

Mladen Rakic:

rabah

Use this one : schaff_trix_trend_cycle_2_nmc.mq4

Hello

I need this indicator schaff_trix_trend_cycle_2_nmc.mq4  whit a alert.

[Aira MJ]

Here is a new good version

Moderator note <ex4 file deleted. Please only post mq4>

[Sergey Golubev]

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Sergey Golubev, 2025.05.30 05:11

MQL5 Wizard Techniques you should know (Part 67): Using Patterns of TRIX and the Williams Percent Range

We continue our series on studying signal patterns generated by pairing technical indicators. Last time, we looked at the fractal adaptive moving average when paired with the force index oscillator. For this article, we are looking at the Triple Exponential Moving Average Oscillator (TRIX) when paired with another oscillator, the Williams Percent Range (WPR). TRIX being a moving average oscillator is a trend signalling indicator, while the Williams Percent Range acts as a compliment on support and resistance levels.

[Sergey Golubev]

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Sergey Golubev, 2025.10.08 15:18

MQL5 Wizard Techniques you should know (Part 82): Using Patterns of TRIX and the WPR with DQN Reinforcement Learning

When trading with robots or Expert Advisors, the pursuit for structured and repeatable trading rules usually starts with technical indicators that are familiar. The tendency is often to dabble in oscillators, moving averages, and price based patterns in order to construct strategies that can outlive changing market regimes. Among these, the TRIX, aka Triple Smoothed Exponential Moving Average, as well as the WPR which is also Williams Percent Range, are a classic pair. TRIX usually captures momentum by sieving out short-term price noise, while WPR highlights overbought or oversold situations. Both indicator patterns, therefore, when combined, can complement each other and help spot turning points or continuations in price.