Mestre Unificado
- Indicators
- Version: 1.10
- Activations: 5
Mestre Unificado is a multi-timeframe confluence indicator with a built-in dashboard. It scores three standard tools (EMA trend, RSI and MACD) on M15, H1 and H4, draws buy, sell and exit arrows on the chart when the timeframes agree, and displays the score of each timeframe in a canvas panel. Everything is contained in a single file; no external indicators are required.
How it works
Each active timeframe receives a score from -1 to +1: a weighted sum of the EMA trend direction (fast above or below slow), the RSI distance from 50 and the sign of MACD main minus signal. Higher-timeframe values are always taken from closed higher-timeframe bars (extra shift, minimum 1). A buy arrow is drawn when every active timeframe is at or above the entry threshold, a sell arrow when every one is at or below the negative threshold. An exit mark appears when the M15 score turns against the open signal or enters the neutral zone, or when the average of the active timeframes weakens. Signals are calculated for closed chart bars only and the forming bar is always left empty, so arrows do not repaint. If higher-timeframe data is still loading, the indicator waits and recalculates automatically instead of using a placeholder score.
Main features
- Simultaneous analysis of M15, H1 and H4 (each can be disabled)
- Buy, sell and exit arrows as indicator buffers (usable via iCustom)
- One signal state at a time: a new entry only after the previous one has exited
- Dashboard with the score of each timeframe, the average score and a strength bar; the panel color reflects the current bias
- Fully customizable panel colors, fonts, size and position
Inputs
- Use M15 / H1 / H4
- Entry threshold, neutral exit zone, M15 flip level
- EMA, RSI and MACD periods
- HTF extra shift (minimum 1 = last closed higher-timeframe bar)
- Allow entry on the same bar as an exit
- Max history bars, arrow offset and codes
- Dashboard on/off, position, size, refresh rate, fonts and colors
Notes and limitations
- Reading closed higher-timeframe bars means signals react later than live higher-timeframe values. This is intentional.
- Old bars not covered by the broker's higher-timeframe history are left without signals.
- The indicator does not trade and does not send alerts.
- Past signals do not guarantee future results.
Recommended use
Charts from M1 to M15 on Forex, indices, metals and other liquid symbols. Can also be used only as a dashboard to check multi-timeframe bias.
