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My focus is market structure: liquidity sweeps and traps, breaks of structure and changes of character, supply and demand zones, fair value gaps, and equal highs and lows. Everything is published for both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.
What I care about most is that a mark stays where it was put. Every build is checked for repainting before release, and the check is a count rather than a claim: the current Deep Water MT5 build passed 199,984 invariant checks across four symbols and three timeframes with zero changes to anything already drawn on a closed bar. Marks are computed from closed bars only, so nothing drifts or re-positions while the current bar is still forming.
Indicators are written in MQL5 and tested against a local price history library covering twenty-one instruments back to 1990, so behaviour is checked across a wide range of market conditions before anything is published.
Everything I publish is an analysis tool. It marks what it detects and leaves the decision to you. It does not place orders, it does not generate signals, and it is not a signal service.
If something behaves oddly on your symbol or with your broker, tell me. I would rather fix it than have you work around it.
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FOR XAUUSD (GOLD) ON H4. This EA was developed and tested on gold only. It will run on any symbol you attach it to, but everything below was measured on XAUUSD H4 and nothing outside that is supported by testing. It warns you in the Experts log if you attach it elsewhere. A Donchian channel breakout with an EMA trend filter. No grid, no martingale, no averaging, no recovery. One position at a time, a stop loss on every trade from the moment it opens. HOW IT TRADES The EA enters when price closes
Non-repainting, and measured: 93,453 invariant checks across 4 symbols and 3 timeframes returned 0 changes. What Deep Water draws on a closed bar stays where it was drawn. Most retail losses are not bad entries. They are being on the wrong side of a liquidity event - stopped out a few pips before the move you were right about. Deep Water marks where those events happen. It does not predict direction. It shows you where large orders have been worked, where stops have been taken, and where a move
Free, with no functional restrictions. It marks market structure on closed bars: breaks of structure and changes of character, supply and demand zones, fair value gaps, equal highs and lows, and the swing pivots the rest is built from. By default it draws on the close of a bar rather than on every tick, and it caps how many of each mark it keeps. Marks are computed from closed bars only, so nothing drifts or re-positions while the current bar is still forming, and the chart does not slow down as
Free, with no functional restrictions. It marks market structure on closed bars: breaks of structure and changes of character, supply and demand zones, fair value gaps, equal highs and lows, and the swing pivots the rest is built from. By default it draws on the close of a bar rather than on every tick, and it caps how many of each mark it keeps. Marks are computed from closed bars only, so nothing drifts or re-positions while the current bar is still forming, and the chart does not slow down as
Non-repainting, and measured: 199,984 invariant checks across 4 symbols and 3 timeframes returned 0 changes. What Deep Water draws on a closed bar stays where it was drawn. Most retail losses are not bad entries. They are being on the wrong side of a liquidity event - stopped out a few pips before the move you were right about. Deep Water marks where those events happen. It does not predict direction. It shows you where large orders have been worked, where stops have been taken, and where a move