Session Highlighter and Killzones

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Hacene Harrous
Hacene Harrous
Software Engineer at EveryWhere

France

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I build clean, honest indicators for MetaTrader 5. My specialty is multi timeframe dashboards: they read a single idea (RSI, trend, MACD, ADX, Stochastic, CCI or the whole Ichimoku system) across several timeframes at one glance, so you stop flipping between charts. Every tool is lightweight, its
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Session Highlighter and Killzones draws clean colored boxes for the Asia, London and New York trading sessions, plus optional London and New York killzone windows. Time of day is a large part of context in forex, and seeing each session range on the chart explains a lot of what price is doing. Each session box marks the high and the low of that session for the last several days, and the boxes sit behind the candles so the chart stays readable. The session hours are set in server time and are fully configurable, along with every color, and the killzone windows can be turned on when you follow that style. It updates automatically as new bars form and works on any symbol and any intraday timeframe. This is a chart tool for visual context, not a signal system, so trade with your own risk management. It is free to use and is part of the laPanthere suite that you can find on my profile.

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RSI Multi-Timeframe Dashboard shows the RSI of four timeframes at the same time, directly on your chart, so you can read momentum across the whole market at a glance instead of switching charts one by one. By default it displays the M15, H1, H4 and D1 timeframes, and every setting is configurable. Each timeframe is color coded so the current condition is easy to see, with red for overbought, green for oversold and grey for neutral. Alerts are based on the closed bar, which keeps them stable so t

Risk Manager Lot Calculator tells you the exact lot size to trade so that a losing trade costs only the amount you decide, no more. You set your risk as a percentage of the account or as a fixed money amount, and you set your stop loss by pips, by price, or by dragging a line on the chart. The panel then shows the correct position size, the money at risk, the pip value and, when you add a take profit, the reward to risk ratio and the potential profit. Position sizing is the part of trading that

Trend Multi-Timeframe Dashboard tells you whether the market is going up or down on four timeframes at once, using a fast and a slow exponential moving average on each timeframe. Instead of guessing the direction or flipping through charts, you see the whole picture in one panel. By default it reads the M15, H1, H4 and D1 timeframes, and the settings are fully configurable. Each timeframe is shown in green when the trend is up, red when it is down and grey when it is flat, and the percentage gap

Stochastic Multi-Timeframe Dashboard shows the Stochastic reading of four timeframes at the same time, so you can judge momentum across the market without opening several charts. By default it displays the M15, H1, H4 and D1 timeframes, and the K period, D period, slowing and levels are all configurable. Each timeframe is color coded, with red when the reading is overbought, green when it is oversold and grey when it is neutral, which makes extremes easy to spot. Alerts are based on the closed b

MACD Multi-Timeframe Dashboard shows whether MACD is bullish or bearish on four timeframes at once, by comparing the MACD line to its signal line on each timeframe. You read the direction of momentum across the whole market in a single panel instead of switching charts. By default it covers the M15, H1, H4 and D1 timeframes, and the fast, slow and signal settings are configurable. Each timeframe appears in green when momentum is bullish and red when it is bearish, and the histogram value is show

CCI Multi-Timeframe Dashboard shows the CCI reading of four timeframes at the same time, so you can measure momentum extremes across the market at a glance. By default it displays the M15, H1, H4 and D1 timeframes, and the period, applied price and levels are configurable. Each timeframe is color coded, with red when the reading is above the upper level, green when it is below the lower level and grey when it is in the normal zone, which makes stretched conditions easy to see. Alerts are based o

ADX Trend Strength Multi-Timeframe Dashboard shows how strong the trend is and in which direction, on four timeframes at once, using ADX together with the Directional Indicators. It answers the question that decides which tools to trust: is the market trending strongly or simply ranging. By default it reads the M15, H1, H4 and D1 timeframes, and the period and the strong threshold are configurable. Each timeframe appears in green for a strong up move, red for a strong down move and grey when the

Currency Strength Meter Panel ranks the eight major currencies from strongest to weakest over the period you choose, computed from the 28 major pairs. A single currency pair mixes two forces, so it cannot tell you on its own whether the base is strong or the quote is weak. This panel separates the two and gives you a clear leaderboard, which points you toward the pairs where both currencies push the same way. The strength of each currency is shown as a percentage, the strongest in green and the

Ichimoku MTF Dashboard reads the full Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system across four timeframes at once and turns it into a single clear state for each of them. Instead of crowding every chart with five overlapping lines, it answers the question that actually matters at a glance. On M15, H1, H4 and D1, is price above, inside or below the cloud, and is the balance tilting bullish or bearish. For each timeframe the panel combines four honest Ichimoku readings. It looks at the position of price relative to

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Hacene Harrous