FXEA365 Support Resistance Auto Levels
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Kenichiro Sakamoto
I'm Kenichiro Sakamoto, the developer behind FXEA365 — a studio building transparent, rule-based Expert Advisors for MetaTrader 5. - Version: 1.20
- Updated: 20 September 2026
FREE — automatic support and resistance levels: previous-day high/low, previous-week high/low and round-number levels, drawn and kept up to date for you.
100% free, no limitations. If it earns a place on your charts, a short review is the one thing that helps us most — it takes 30 seconds and it is what lets other traders find this tool.
Platform: MetaTrader 5 only — there is no MetaTrader 4 edition.
These are the levels most intraday traders mark by hand every morning. This indicator draws them automatically and never lets them go stale.
=== WHAT IT DRAWS ===
- Previous-day high and low — solid lines (default blue).
- Previous-week high and low — dashed lines (default purple).
- Round-number levels — dotted lines (default gray), a configurable number of levels above and below the current price.
- Each line carries a tooltip with its name and exact price.
=== NO REPAINTING ===
Day and week levels come from completed D1 and W1 bars, so once drawn they do not move for the rest of the day or week. The indicator recalculates once per bar, not on every tick — it is light on the terminal.
=== ROUND-NUMBER SPACING ===
Automatic by symbol digits: 50 pips on 5-digit forex pairs, 0.50 on JPY-style 3-digit pairs, 10.0 on 2-digit symbols such as gold. Set InpRoundStep to any value to override — e.g. 5.0 for gold, 100 for indices.
=== SETTINGS ===
- InpShowPrevDay / InpShowPrevWeek / InpShowRound: toggle each group.
- InpRoundStep (default 0 = automatic): spacing between round-number levels.
- InpRoundCount (default 5): round-number lines each side of price.
- Colours and line width are configurable.
=== HONEST NOTE ===
These levels are reference zones, not signals. Price reacts around the previous day's high or a round number often enough to make them worth watching, but nothing here predicts whether a level will hold or break. Use them as context for your own entries and stops — the indicator deliberately gives no buy/sell arrows.
=== WHO THIS IS FOR / NOT FOR ===
Right fit: intraday traders who already mark yesterday's high and low by hand every morning and want that five minutes back, anyone who trades reactions at round numbers, and anyone who wants clean reference levels on the chart without arrows telling them what to do.
Not a fit: traders looking for entry signals, anyone who expects a level to hold because a line is drawn on it, and anyone trading H4 or above — daily and weekly levels are too close together to be useful up there.
=== 5-MINUTE CHART CHECK ===
1) Attach it to a liquid symbol on M15 or H1 — EURUSD or XAUUSD are good first tests.
2) Check the solid blue lines against yesterday's candle on a D1 chart. They must sit exactly on that bar's high and low.
3) Hover any line. The tooltip shows its name and exact price — confirm the price matches the level you expect.
4) On gold or an index, look at the dotted round-number spacing. If it is too dense or too sparse for how you trade, set InpRoundStep yourself (5.0 suits gold, 100 suits most indices).
5) Leave the chart open past midnight server time and confirm the day lines step to the new previous day, and that nothing repaints during the session.
If it earns a place on your charts, a short review is the one thing that helps us most.
=== MORE FREE TOOLS FROM US (FXEA365) ===
- Currency Strength Meter 8 Majors: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/190005
- MTF Trend Dashboard: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/185940
- Spread Guard Live Spread: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/185748
- Donchian Trend Engine (free EA): https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/185534
Our other free tools: https://www.mql5.com/en/users/app.develop.sk/seller
If this is useful, a review helps us more than anything else.
If this tool is useful in your trading, a short review on this page would help, good or bad, including anything you would like improved. It helps other traders decide and tells us what to fix next.
100% free, no limitations. If it earns a place on your charts, a short review is the one thing that helps us most — it takes 30 seconds and it is what lets other traders find this tool.
Platform: MetaTrader 5 only — there is no MetaTrader 4 edition.
These are the levels most intraday traders mark by hand every morning. This indicator draws them automatically and never lets them go stale.
=== WHAT IT DRAWS ===
- Previous-day high and low — solid lines (default blue).
- Previous-week high and low — dashed lines (default purple).
- Round-number levels — dotted lines (default gray), a configurable number of levels above and below the current price.
- Each line carries a tooltip with its name and exact price.
=== NO REPAINTING ===
Day and week levels come from completed D1 and W1 bars, so once drawn they do not move for the rest of the day or week. The indicator recalculates once per bar, not on every tick — it is light on the terminal.
=== ROUND-NUMBER SPACING ===
Automatic by symbol digits: 50 pips on 5-digit forex pairs, 0.50 on JPY-style 3-digit pairs, 10.0 on 2-digit symbols such as gold. Set InpRoundStep to any value to override — e.g. 5.0 for gold, 100 for indices.
=== SETTINGS ===
- InpShowPrevDay / InpShowPrevWeek / InpShowRound: toggle each group.
- InpRoundStep (default 0 = automatic): spacing between round-number levels.
- InpRoundCount (default 5): round-number lines each side of price.
- Colours and line width are configurable.
=== HONEST NOTE ===
These levels are reference zones, not signals. Price reacts around the previous day's high or a round number often enough to make them worth watching, but nothing here predicts whether a level will hold or break. Use them as context for your own entries and stops — the indicator deliberately gives no buy/sell arrows.
=== WHO THIS IS FOR / NOT FOR ===
Right fit: intraday traders who already mark yesterday's high and low by hand every morning and want that five minutes back, anyone who trades reactions at round numbers, and anyone who wants clean reference levels on the chart without arrows telling them what to do.
Not a fit: traders looking for entry signals, anyone who expects a level to hold because a line is drawn on it, and anyone trading H4 or above — daily and weekly levels are too close together to be useful up there.
=== 5-MINUTE CHART CHECK ===
1) Attach it to a liquid symbol on M15 or H1 — EURUSD or XAUUSD are good first tests.
2) Check the solid blue lines against yesterday's candle on a D1 chart. They must sit exactly on that bar's high and low.
3) Hover any line. The tooltip shows its name and exact price — confirm the price matches the level you expect.
4) On gold or an index, look at the dotted round-number spacing. If it is too dense or too sparse for how you trade, set InpRoundStep yourself (5.0 suits gold, 100 suits most indices).
5) Leave the chart open past midnight server time and confirm the day lines step to the new previous day, and that nothing repaints during the session.
If it earns a place on your charts, a short review is the one thing that helps us most.
=== MORE FREE TOOLS FROM US (FXEA365) ===
- Currency Strength Meter 8 Majors: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/190005
- MTF Trend Dashboard: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/185940
- Spread Guard Live Spread: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/185748
- Donchian Trend Engine (free EA): https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/185534
Our other free tools: https://www.mql5.com/en/users/app.develop.sk/seller
If this is useful, a review helps us more than anything else.
If this tool is useful in your trading, a short review on this page would help, good or bad, including anything you would like improved. It helps other traders decide and tells us what to fix next.
