Blahtech Supply Demand MT5

Hello, I'm building an Expert Advisor around Blahtech Supply Demand MT5 (and Blahtech Market Profile MT5) using `iCustom()` buffer reads, per the "Expert Advisor Mode -- Reserved for iCustom calls from an Expert Advisor. Code examples available on request" note in your documentation. I'd like to request those code examples, and also have three specific technical questions that would help me integrate correctly: 1. "Avg Bar Size" calculation Your QPoints parameters (Min Range, Min Retrace, Min Approach) are all expressed as multiples/percentages of "Avg Bar Size." Could you confirm: The exact averaging method (simple average of high-low range? ATR-style? something else?) The lookback window length used I've built an independent swing-detector using a 20-bar simple average of (high-low) range, and while my confirmed swing highs are landing close to your displayed QHi levels, my detector requires a materially larger range to confirm a swing low than what your indicator appears to accept -- suggesting our "Avg Bar Size" figures may differ even though we're both using "6.0x" as the Min Range multiplier. 2. QPoint confirmation mechanism Is QPoint/swing confirmation based on a standard zigzag-style pivot re-anchoring approach (i.e., a candidate pivot is replaced whenever price makes a new extreme past it, before the opposite-direction range/retrace conditions are met), or a different mechanism entirely? Understanding this would help me match your confirmed-swing output more precisely. 3. Zone boundary buffers Via `iCustom()`, I can only read one boundary per zone (SupLow for supply zones, DemHigh for demand zones) -- there's no SupHigh or DemLow buffer exposed. Can you confirm: Whether the opposite boundary is intentionally not exposed, and if so, the recommended way for an EA to reconstruct it (e.g., via the originating candle indicated by SupBarNum/DemBarNum) Which of the two boundaries is intended as the "distal" (invalidation) edge vs. the "proximal" (entry-trigger) edge for each zone type Any documentation, code examples, or clarification you can share on these three points would be a big help. Happy to provide more detail on my specific `iCustom()` setup if useful. Thank you for your time, Fabian

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Great indicator, I used it on MT4. I have been using it on MT5 for a few months now, the advantage of MT5 is more time frames (H2,H3 etc)

thank you :)

I've been using this indicator for over a year and can definitely recommend this reliable and effective tool showing high probability zones on multiple timeframes. Other functionalities include detailed info on the zones and their strength, trend indicator and backtesting mode.

Amazing tool to identify Supply & Demand levels on any chart timeframe. Tremendous flexibilty in configuring alerts and display options. Found an issue with duplicate alerts in a previous version and Blahtech quickly resolved for me. Would definitely recommend!

simly good

one of the best coded system , many choices to adjust your zones . i will defiantly give 5 stars from experience trader to experience developer

I liked the app when I tested it on my demo account so I went ahead and bought it to use once I opened a “real” account. Unfortunately the MT5 platform is not very user friendly and it is very poor when it comes to customer support so I have not been able to fund my “real” account or link it to my other brokerage accounts like they say you are supposed to be able to do, so I can’t give a good review. My issue is more with MT5 and MQL5 than with Blahtech.

For all the bells and whistles the training and documentation fall well short of easy or intuitive use. I try to figure things out on my and then go for help if I need it. Even after I go to the manual I can't get some features to work or be altered as they do in the video. They manual should have enhanced screen captures which show what they are talking about and show changes. Not just pages of insufficient text.

One of the few high level Indicators.

plis help, how to lunc this indicator, i am beginner and can not use this, the botton of lunch indicator was gone

It works great with the relevant theory. Already back tested it with more recent market moves. I was specifically hoping it would work with S&P 500 and it aligned perfectly with the setups I was looking at. Coupled with market profile and specific setups it saves me time doing the math and charting points. Worth the money in my humble opinion.

its a brilliant indicator when u get a little bit used to it and understand it. good one its the money worse.

I was not too impressed with this supply/demand indicator. It appears it may have been developed with Online Trading Academy's "program" in mind. (A very expensive course that didn't help me) The idea that a drop base drop or a rally base rally equates into a S/D zone is silly. These same DBD RBR can and often are developed by price imbalances. I even heard the proverbial "don't diddle in the middle" saying that runs rampant through the $$ OTA course. Nevertheless, this indicator carries with it the idea that these S/D pointed out by the indicator could be areas where Bank Institution left orders. The same sentiment taught by OTA. I have used the indicator and I have yet to have the "Big Banks" helping my trades. The key pad should be memorized because you depend upon the alphabet to learn how to use the indicator. Too many bells and whistles. I gave it a three because it does provide Supply/Demand levels, but nothing more than other indicators.

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