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In my opinion, an MT5 indicator feels trustworthy before testing when it is clear, honest, and not overloaded.
The first thing I look at is chart cleanliness. If the chart is full of objects, repeated text, or unclear zones, it becomes difficult to trust the tool even before testing it.
Second, the input settings should be simple and organized. A trader should understand what each section does without needing to guess.
Third, repainting behavior must be explained clearly. Even if an indicator uses live market structure or updates while the candle is forming, the author should explain what is confirmed on candle close and what is only a live/early signal.
Also, I think screenshots and videos are very important, but they should show real chart behavior, not only perfect examples. A short video explaining how to read the signals is often more useful than many static screenshots.
For me, the strongest trust signals are:
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Clean chart layout
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Clear inputs
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Candle-close confirmation logic
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Honest explanation of repainting or updating behavior
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Fast loading without freezing the terminal
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A professional author profile and consistent support replies
A good indicator should not promise profit. It should help the trader read the market more clearly and make better decisions with proper risk management.
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