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How I work:
• Every preset is tested and published, including the ones that lost.
• Results are checked on real ticks and against the equity drawdown, not only the balance.
• The funded-account guard went through several rounds of code review before release.
• No DLLs, no web requests, no external files.
Every product has a free demo. Run it in the Strategy Tester on your own broker's data before you buy.
Questions? Use the product's comments or send me a private message here on MQL5. Past results do not guarantee future results.
This indicator draws the breakout channel used by the Nexfin Volatility Breakout engine: the highest high and lowest low of the lookback window, widened by a multiple of the Average True Range so that ordinary noise does not qualify. Every bar that closes beyond the widened level is marked with an arrow. A green arrow marks a buy, a red arrow marks a sell. Signals are evaluated on completed bars, so an arrow that has printed does not move or disappear on the next tick. Every historical signal is
Nexfin Volatility Breakout trades range expansion. It measures the highest high and the lowest low of a lookback window, widens that channel by a multiple of the Average True Range so that ordinary noise does not count as a breakout, and enters only when a bar closes beyond the widened level. An ATR trailing stop manages the exit, widening in volatile conditions and tightening in quiet ones. The channel is measured on the bars before the signal bar, so a breakout is a genuine close beyond the
Nexfin Donchian Trend is an implementation of the classic Donchian channel breakout. It enters when a bar closes beyond the highest high or the lowest low of the entry window, and exits either on the shorter opposite channel or on an ATR trailing stop, whichever you choose. Because the entry and exit windows are set independently, the same engine covers faster channel trading and slower position trading. The channel is measured on the bars before the signal bar, so a breakout is a genuine close
This indicator plots the RSI in its own window and locates fractal pivots on price, reading the RSI at those pivots. A bearish divergence is a higher price high against a lower RSI high with the earlier RSI peak in overbought territory. A bullish divergence is the mirror. Most divergences never resolve, so the signal is withheld until the RSI crosses back through the midline, optionally with MACD agreement. That is the difference between marking every divergence on the chart and marking the ones
This indicator draws the entry channel and, separately, the shorter exit channel expressed as a percentage of the entry lookback, so both halves of a trade are visible at once. Both are plotted bar by bar across the whole chart rather than only at their current value, so scrolling back shows the channel as it stood at that time. An ATR trailing line follows an active breakout and shows where a trailing exit would sit. The exit channel is drawn thinner and dimmer than the entry channel, so the