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Sergey Golubev #:

The users asked about MultiPass SSL fast-nrp indicators so those 2 indicators are on the following posts:  and  (updated version).

The fixed indicators are attached (indicators are same ones; the first indicator was coded for old MT4 and fixed now; the second indicator was coded for updated builds of MT4 - it was fixed long time ago).

Same indicator but with arrows can be found here  , and please find fixed version attached. 

Elite indicators :) - I'm trying to find the right buffer value for a signal buy and sell in my ea with icustoms.
Elite indicators :) - I'm trying to find the right buffer value for a signal buy and sell in my ea with icustoms.
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I'm now in truble because i'm try to insert this indicato in a ea with icustom() function but i don't found the right buffer value for signal buy and sell. Wich are the value for the buffer for this indicator in icustom() function
 

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Something Interesting

Sergey Golubev, 2025.10.27 06:36

Very interesting indicator - 

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Kalman filter - with candles or bars - indicator for MetaTrader 5

Kalman filter - with candles or bars - indicator for MetaTrader 5

Kalman filter - with candles or bars - indicator for MetaTrader 5

This one was published long time ago using Kalman filter name (among other publications, you can check this one too : Kalman filter - a version for mt4). Kept the name and made it multi time frame.Multi time frames are having, apart from all the standard multi time frames that can be used in metatrader 5, 3 additional "time frames" :

  • first higher time frame (first time frame higher than the current chart time frame)
  • second higher time frame (second time frame higher than the current chart time frame)
  • third higher time frame (third time frame higher than the current chart time frame)

Also, this version is adding colored bars or candles to the display in order to make it easier to assess the trend. The display is adjusted automatically.


 

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  • 2026.02.17
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