Indicators: Zero_Lag_RSI

Pawan Saini 2022.10.09 11:17 #1

Hello sir, this is nice indicator, exactly the one i was looking for. but i need MT4 version. Do you have the MT4 version please?

jagadesh kotte 2024.09.17 14:15 #2

how can i convert this for buy sell signals?

Kevin Onsongo 2025.10.20 19:05 #3

I wish mt5 could be less clunky so that we can seamlessly visually test indicator parameters. I have to open the indicator properties, change a value, save changes to see the new render. Then I have to do it for the next, next next next....

Other platforms allow you to modify your indicator on the fly. Open thr indicator settings window, and change the value up and down and see the indicator change in real time. You can visually narrow down to potentially sweet spot even before running strategy tester.

Modifying a Position - Modifying a Position - View and Configure Charts

Ryan L Johnson 2025.10.20 20:23 #4

Kevin Onsongo #:

I wish mt5 could be less clunky so that we can seamlessly visually test indicator parameters. I have to open the indicator properties, change a value, save changes to see the new render. Then I have to do it for the next, next next next....

Other platforms allow you to modify your indicator on the fly. Open thr indicator settings window, and change the value up and down and see the indicator change in real time. You can visually narrow down to potentially sweet spot even before running strategy tester.

Here's a thought--nothing more and nothing less...

Try "backdooring" indicator calculation variables as GlobalVariables within OnCalculate(). In this way, you could edit those GV's in the Tools==>Global Variables window. Specifically, the indicator code would use GlobalVariableGet().

Checking the existence and Writing and reading global Global Variables - Algorithmic