New Technical Indicators for MetaTrader 4 - 2

Introduction The Fibonacci Level Professional indicator is a great tool for every day trading as a complement to other indicators for better confirmation of trade setups and where the market tends to move. This indicator is easy to setup and works on all currency pairs and time frames, M15-W1 is recommended. Purpose of this indicator is to show the Fibonacci levels on chart, the daily, upper & lower lines. As an additional function this indicator also draws the retrace and expansion lines to yo

The indicator presents reversal points by Fibo levels based on the previous day prices. The points are used as strong support/resistance levels in intraday trading, as well as target take profit levels. The applied levels are 100%, 61.8%, 50%, 38.2%, 23.6%. The settings allow you to specify the amount of past days for display, as well as line colors and types. Good luck!

This indicator will draw Support and Resistance lines calculated on the nBars distance. The Fibonacci lines will appear between those 2 lines and 3 levels above or under 100%. You may change the value of each level and hide one line inside 0-100% range and all levels above or under 100%. Input Parameters: nBars = 24; - amount of bars where the calculation of Support and Resistance will be done. Fibo = true; if false then only Support and Resistance will be shown. Level_1 = true; - display of t

This indicator is another variant of the famous powerful indicator Fibonacci-SS https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/10136 but has different behaviour in placing Pending Order and TP Line. Automatically places Fibonacci retracement lines from the last highest and lowest visible bars on the chart with: An auto Pending Order (Buy/Sell). Taking Profit 1, Taking Profit 2 is pivot point and Taking Profit 3 for extended reward opportunity. The best risk and reward ratio. Simple and powerful indica

Fibonacci Swing Scalp (Fibonacci-SS) This indicator automatically places Fibonacci retracement lines from the last highest and lowest visible bars on the chart with an auto Pending Order (Buy/Sell), Stop Loss, Taking Profit 1, Taking Profit 2 and the best risk and reward ratio. This is a very simple and powerful indicator. This indicator's ratios are math proportions established in many destinations and structures in nature, along with many human produced creations. Finding out this particular a

This indicator draws Fibonacci level automatically from higher high to lower low or from lower low to higher high. With adjustable Fibonacci range and has an alert function. How to use Fibonacci Risk Reward Ration (R3) into trading strategy Forex traders use Fibonacci-R3 to pinpoint where to place orders for market entry, for taking profits and for stop-loss orders. Fibonacci levels are commonly used in forex trading to identify and trade off of support and resistance levels. Fibonacci retrace

The indicator for automatic drawing of Fibonacci-based Moving Averages on the chart. It supports up to eight lines at a time. The user can configure the period of each line. The indicator also provides options to configure color and style of every line. In addition, it is possible to show indicator only on specific time frames. Please contact the author for providing additional levels or if you have any other suggestions.

Simply drop the indicator to the chart and Fibonacci levels will be shown automatically! The indicator is developed for automatic drawing of Fibonacci levels on the chart. It provides the abilities to: Select the standard Fibo levels to be shown Add custom levels Draw the indicator on the timeframes other than the current one. For example, the indicator is calculated on the weekly period (W1) and is displayed on the monthly period (MN1) Select the timeframes the indicator will be available on Ca

Fibonacci Arcs in the full circles are based on the previous day's candle (High - Low). These arcs intersect the base line at the 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6%. Fibonacci arcs represent areas of potential support and resistance.  Reference point - the closing price of the previous day. These circles will stay still all day long until the beginning of the new trading day when the indicator will automatically build a new set of the Fibonacci Arcs.

Fibonacci levels are commonly used in finance markets trading to identify and trade off support and resistance levels. After a significant price movement up or down, the new support and resistance levels are often at or near these trend lines Fibonacci lines are building on the base of High / Low prices of the previous day. Reference point - the closing price of the previous day.

Support occurs when falling prices stop, change direction, and begin to rise. Support is often viewed as a “floor” which is supporting, or holding up, prices. Resistance is a price level where rising prices stop, change direction, and begin to fall. Resistance is often viewed as a “ceiling” keeping prices from rising higher. This indicator will draw the Support and Resistance lines calculated on the nBars distance. If input parameter Fibo = true then the Fibonacci lines will appear between those

Fibonacci Ratio is useful to measure the target of a wave's move within an Elliott Wave structure. Different waves in an Elliott Wave structure relates to one another with Fibonacci Ratio. For example, in impulse wave: • Wave 2 is typically 50%, 61.8%, 76.4%, or 85.4% of wave 1. Fibonacci Waves could be used by traders to determine areas where they will wish to take profits in the next leg of an Up or Down trend.

Fibonacci SR Indicator This indicator creates support and resistance lines. This indicator is based on Fibonacci Retracement and Extension levels. It will consider many combinations of the Fibonacci levels and draw support/resistance lines based on these. This indicator uses tops and bottoms drawn by the ZigZag indicator in its calculations. The ZigZag can also be drawn on the chart, if necessary. The indicator considers many combinations of past reversal points and Fibonacci ratio levels, and

Fibonacci sequence is defined by integer sequence: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, ... By definition, it starts from 0 and 1, the next number is calculated as a sum of two previous numbers. Instead of the standard moving average, the indicator uses the following calculation of average price: Bar0 + Bar1 + Bar2 + Bar3 + Bar5 + Bar8 + Bar13 + Bar21 + ... Input parameters FiboNumPeriod_1 - numbers in the following integer sequence for Fibo Moving Average 1. nAppliedPrice_1 - Close p

This indicator is based on the same idea as https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/2406 , but instead of Average Bars it uses series or Fibonacci sequence. When the previous Price Close is above the previous indicator Bar, the probability to go Long is very high. When the previous Price Close is under the previous indicator Bar, the probability to go Short is very high.

This indicator is based on the Fibonacci sequence.  The input parameters fiboNum is responsible for the number in the integer sequence. The input parameter  counted_bars  determines on how many bars the indicator's lines will be visible.  When the previous Price Close is above the previous indicator Bar, the probability to go Long is very high. When the previous Price Close is under the previous indicator Bar, the probability to go Short is very high. 

Fibonacci sequence is defined by integer sequence: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 34, 55, 89, 144, ... By definition, it starts from 0 and 1, the next number is calculated as a sum of two previous numbers. Instead of the standard moving average, the indicator uses the caluclation of average price in form: Bar0 + Bar1 + Bar2 + Bar3 + Bar5 + Bar8 + Bar13 +... Input parameters:  FiboNumPeriod (15) - Fibonacci period; nAppliedPrice (0) - applied price (PRICE_CLOSE=0; PRICE_OPEN=1; PRICE_HIGH=2; PRICE_LOW