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Range Zones M30 draws zones on your chart where price was pushed back hard on the 30-minute timeframe. It works on any symbol and any chart timeframe, and reads only the prices your terminal already has. It does not use any server, does not send anything out, and does not open or change orders. What It Shows A resistance zone above the market and a support zone below it, as filled rectangles that start at the open of the swing candle that formed them and run to the right. At any moment there is
Tessera builds a footprint (cluster) chart from the trade ticks that your MetaTrader 5 terminal already receives from your broker. Prices, volumes and sides come from your own data feed; the indicator does not use any external server, does not send anything out and does not read or store your account details. What It Shows Buy and sell volume inside each bar, price by price, with numbers when they fit. Delta of the bar (the difference between buy and sell volume), cumulative delta and a delta
Pivot Stop Gold is built around one situation on gold: price turns at a swing and then moves through it. The EA does not chase the move. A pending stop order is already waiting near the swing, with its stop and target attached, before price gets there. Positions are short: in the report below the average one lasted five minutes. The Pivot Level On every new bar of its working timeframe the EA builds a ZigZag from the last 300 bars and takes the two latest pivots, never counting the bar that is
One Panel Instead Of Five Windows Reading a market usually means keeping several windows open at once: a moving average for the direction, an oscillator for momentum, a strength indicator to tell a trend from a range, and something else again for the levels. Each one answers its own question in its own corner of the screen. Signal Compass Desk puts those readings into a single block in the corner of the chart. One look tells you which way the market is leaning, whether the move is gaining or
GhBreak is built on one idea about gold: a break of a swing high or low that has held since it formed can run far enough to pay for the breaks that fail. The EA does not chase the break. A pending stop order is already waiting at the level, with its stop and target attached, before price gets there. Positions are held briefly: in the report below the average one lasted 22 minutes. The Swing Level Each set of rules builds its own bars - H2, H4 or D1 - from hourly data and looks for the latest
Trade Risk Desk answers one question at the moment you need it answered: what volume makes this stop cost exactly what you decided to risk. Drag the stop line to where it belongs on the chart and the panel prints the volume, the money behind it, and the margin the position will hold. What It Answers Set the risk as a percent of balance or as a fixed amount in account currency. Put the stop where your idea says it belongs. The panel reads the symbol settings your broker publishes and prints: the
What Gets Drawn Most level tools mark every swing they can find, and a chart with forty lines answers nothing. This one keeps a level only when price came back to it, and prints the evidence next to the line: the number of touches and the age in days. Lines above current price and lines below it are drawn in different colours, so the map reads at a glance without counting. What Puts A Level On The Chart A swing high is a bar whose high is not lower than its neighbours on both sides, within the
Three Anchors On One Chart Most volume weighted average lines restart once a day. This one draws three at the same time: one anchored to the current trading session, one to the day, one to the week. Their spread tells you something a single line cannot. When the session line sits far under the weekly one, the week has been trading higher than today is; when all three sit together, the market has spent the week in one place. Why The Session Anchor Is Not Midnight The session line starts where the
What It Shows Candle Clock Desk puts four lines on the chart. The first is the time left until the current bar closes. The next three answer a question the clock alone cannot: is this bar unusually busy, or unusually quiet, right now. Bar closes in - the countdown, in minutes and seconds So far - volume this bar has accumulated since it opened Usual here - what this symbol had accumulated by this same minute, in the past Pace - the first divided by the second The Pace Line Pace of 1.00 means the
Sixfold Gold trades XAUUSD on the hourly chart. It looks for the points where the market turned and left an extreme behind, places a pending stop order a little inside that level, and attaches a stop loss and a take profit before the order is ever filled. Six zones do this independently, each with its own search depth, and between them they read three timeframes and four sessions, so the advisor is rarely committed to a single view of the market. A trade that goes wrong is closed by its stop
Swap is the part of the cost that is easy to forget, because it arrives once a day, quietly, and never appears in the spread. Swap Cost Calendar puts it on the chart as a number you can act on. What It Shows The panel reads what the broker publishes for the current symbol and shows four things. The cost of one night for a long position and for a short one, in your account currency or in points. The weekday line, showing how many nightly charges a position carries on each day of the week. The
Hourly Spread Map answers one question: at which hours does this symbol cost more to enter, and by how much. It reads the spread field that the terminal stores in every closed M1 bar of your own broker feed, sorts those measurements into 24 hours by 7 days of the week, and shows the result as a grid in the indicator sub-window. What It Measures Every closed M1 bar carries one spread measurement. The indicator collects them over the period you choose, groups them by the hour and weekday of the
Swept Liquidity Pools is free. It marks the confirmed swing highs and lows that price has not taken
yet, and the bar that reaches beyond one of them and is rejected. One timeframe, closed bars only,
nothing redrawn afterwards.
Liquidity Sweep Pools MTF carries that logic across two timeframes at once. The pools of the higher
timeframe are computed in their own buffers rather than copied from another chart, so the levels line
up with what you see. It adds a live panel of pools still waiting, a volume filter on the bar that
forms a pool, and CSV export of every sweep it detects, for anyone who prefers to count on their own data.
Ridgeline is the expert advisor built on the same reading of the market. It waits at daily levels no
later bar has taken out and places a pending stop order in front of the level, with stop and target
attached the moment the order goes in. Seven independent sets work different depths of history.
Structure Desk and Sarveon approach gold from the order side rather than the structure side.
Everything is on my profile page, and every product ships a demo that runs in your own Strategy Tester.
Start with the free one and see whether the markup reads the way you trade.