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An average without the lag, and a band that refuses to flip the trend on a quiet bar. Zero-Lag Trend MTF feeds the average price plus its own recent change, which removes most of the delay, then wraps it in a band whose width is the highest ATR of the recent past rather than the current one, so a lull cannot turn the trend around. The side changes only on a break of the band, never on a touch. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. A zero lag average removes delay by feeding

Signals from your Telegram channels, copied to MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 within seconds. TradingMind Signal Bridge reads the channels and groups you choose, recognises each signal with fast built in rules, hands the messy ones to an AI model, including signals posted as screenshots, and passes the order to an expert advisor on your terminal. A news filter, prop firm account protection and a Telegram bot for remote control keep the decision about what gets traded with you. What this product i

A trailing stop line that asks where the money is going before it decides which side to hold. Alpha Trend MTF builds its trail from ATR and lets money flow choose the side, then takes its signals from the line crossing its own copy two bars back, which is what keeps it quiet in a chop that shakes ordinary trailing stops out. Signals from a higher timeframe can be drawn on any chart, and only closed senior bars are read. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. Two trail levels

Half Trend MTF draws a stepped trend line that holds its level until the market takes it out, and flips to the other side when it does. Around it sits an ATR channel. The decision it supports is a simple one, and it is stated plainly: the line says which side the trend is currently held on, the flip says the moment that changed, and the channel says how much room the current volatility gives price before the flip is likely to matter. Because the line only moves when the extremes of the last N ba

Know before you take the trade how much of today's move is already gone. ADR Levels MTF prints the two prices a normal day can still reach, marks the bar where the range was fully spent, and puts the per cent already used on the panel, so a late entry stops looking like a fresh one. It builds its days from the bars of the chart you are on, which means the same numbers on M5 and on H4 and no second data feed to wait for. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. The average daily

Nadaraya Watson Envelope MTF draws a smooth centre line through price and an envelope around it, then marks the bars where price came back inside that envelope after having traded outside it. The question it answers is narrow and it is the only one it claims to answer: price has stretched away from its own recent centre, and it has just stopped stretching. Whether you treat that as a mean-reversion entry, as a place to take profit on a trend position, or as nothing at all is your decision. The i

UT Bot MTF is an ATR trailing stop and the flip signals it produces. The stop follows price at a distance of a chosen multiple of ATR, ratchets in the direction of the move and never gives ground back. When price closes through it, the stop flips to the other side and the indicator marks a BUY or a SELL. That is the whole engine, and it is deliberately simple. What this product adds around it is the part that decides whether you can actually use it: four independent filters, an honest account of

A fear index for instruments that do not have one. Williams Vix Fix MTF measures how far below the recent highest close a bar's low fell, which is the thing a VIX gives an index, and opens a panic zone when that reading clears its own Bollinger band or comes close to its own recent high. Larry Williams built it to find capitulation, and this port adds the mirrored side so a board can show both. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. The gauge is one subtraction: how far below

One line, six weighted averages deep, that changes direction instead of crossing something. Cascade WMA Trend MTF chains six weighted moving averages whose periods grow the way a Fibonacci sequence does, which smooths the result far past what a single average of the same length would do, and takes its signal from the finished line turning. Any higher timeframe can be drawn on any chart, closed senior bars only. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. Six weighted moving averag

The average price everyone who entered after the last swing is holding, drawn without you having to click an anchor. Anchored VWAP MTF finds the last confirmed swing itself, runs the volume weighted average from there, and puts deviation bands around it so a retest can be told from a breakaway. There is no calendar in it anywhere, so it behaves the same on any symbol and any broker session. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. The volume weighted average price is accumulate

A trend line that refuses to wander. Half Trend MTF holds its level while the market pushes at it and flips only when the extremes of the last N bars actually take it out, so it sits still through the chop that makes a moving average look like a signal generator. Around it an ATR channel shows how much room today's volatility gives price before that flip is likely to matter. Free, no trial, no locked features. The decision it supports is a simple one, and it is stated plainly: the line says whic

A trailing stop that never gives ground, and the exact bar it turns. UT Bot MTF draws the ATR stop on your chart, marks every BUY and SELL flip, and then does the part almost no version of it does: it tells you how many signals its filters threw away and which filter threw them, and it warns you, in colour, while the arrow on the current bar can still disappear. Free, no trial, no locked features. The engine is deliberately simple. The stop follows price at a chosen multiple of ATR, ratchets in

Wave Trend Oscillator MTF is a two-line momentum oscillator in its own sub-window. The fast line measures how far the typical price has run from its own smoothed centre, relative to its recent average deviation, and a slower average of that fast line is drawn beside it. The event is a cross between the two lines inside a zone the market has actually reached. Crosses in the middle of the range are not signals, and that single rule is what separates this product from a plain oscillator. Three thin

QQE Mod MTF is a momentum oscillator in its own sub-window. It runs two independent QQE blocks over RSI and turns them into one readable histogram. QQE, which stands for Qualitative Quantitative Estimation, smooths RSI and then builds a trailing band around it from the smoothed average of the RSI's own absolute changes. The band does not move against the trend, which is what makes a QQE cross slower and less noisy than an RSI cross. This product runs two of those blocks at once and publishes wha

A kernel regression that does not repaint, which is the whole point. Nadaraya Watson Envelope MTF draws a smooth centre line through price and an error envelope around it, marks the bars where price came back inside after stretching out, and computes every bar from the bars behind it only, so a closed bar never moves. The usual charting-site version of this line is fitted two-sided and rewrites itself under your feet; this one is causal by construction. Free, no trial, no locked functions. The q

Currency Strength Flux ranks the eight major currencies by relative strength, read from up to 28 pairs, on a four-timeframe composite that only ever uses closed bars. The idea is simple: trade a strong currency against a weak one, instead of the chart that happens to look nice today. Everything on the panel serves that one decision. What it does The panel ranks EUR, GBP, AUD, NZD, USD, CAD, CHF and JPY from strongest to weakest. Every reading is built from the pairs your broker actually quotes.

Currency Strength Pro ranks the eight major currencies by relative strength, read from up to 28 pairs, on a multi-timeframe composite, then ranks the basket's own pairs into a graded scanner. Closed bars only, never on a tick. The idea is simple: trade a strong currency against a weak one, instead of the chart that happens to look nice today. The strength table answers "which currency". The scanner and its A/B/C grade answer "which pair, and how clean is the setup". What it does The panel ranks

Momentum you can read at a glance, and a product that tells you when it is not sure. QQE Mod MTF runs two independent QQE blocks over RSI and prints one histogram: bright when both blocks agree on a direction, grey when they do not. That grey is the point. Most oscillators give you a colour on every bar and leave you to guess how much it is worth; this one says out loud when there is no confirmation. Free, no trial, no locked features. QQE, which stands for Qualitative Quantitative Estimation, s

An oscillator that ignores every cross in the middle of the range. Wave Trend Oscillator MTF publishes a cross only when it happens inside a zone the market has actually reached, grades it by how deep that zone was, finds divergences on the fast line and can draw them on the price chart where you trade, and it can compute all of this on a higher timeframe while you watch your own. Free, no trial, no locked functions. The fast line measures how far the typical price has run from its own smoothed

Squeeze Momentum MTF answers two questions at once, in one sub-window. The first is whether the market is compressed. Bollinger Bands are compared with a Keltner Channel: when the Bollinger Bands sit entirely inside the Keltner Channel, volatility has contracted and the market is in a squeeze. When they push back outside it, the squeeze has released. The second is which way the compressed energy is pointing. A detrended price series is fitted by linear regression and the endpoint of that fit is

Nine closes, thirteen counts, and the discipline most implementations quietly drop. Exhaustion Count MTF runs the classic setup and countdown pair with the full cancellation and recycling rules, marks the perfected nines, leaves the Setup Barrier levels on the chart, and never prints a number on a bar that has not closed, so nothing here repaints, ever. Free, no trial, no locked functions. It counts. It does not predict direction and it does not tell you which way to trade. It answers one questi

The market goes quiet before it moves, and this window shows both halves of that sentence. Squeeze Momentum MTF marks the bars where Bollinger Bands sit entirely inside the Keltner Channel, prints the exact bar where that compression releases, and colours a momentum histogram so you see which side the stored energy was on when it let go, on this timeframe or a higher one drawn right here. Free, no trial, no locked functions. The first question it answers is whether the market is compressed. Boll

Exhaustion Count MTF counts. It does not predict direction and it does not tell you which way to trade. It answers one question: has this move been going on long enough that it is running out of participants. Two independent phases run on the chart, a setup and a countdown, each with its own rules, its own cancellation conditions and its own place in the buffers an Expert Advisor can read. The setup Nine consecutive closes on one side of the close four bars back, started by a price flip. A bar t

QQE Mod Scanner is two products in one file. The first is the QQE Mod oscillator itself, in this chart's own sub-window: two independent QQE blocks over RSI, reduced to one histogram, a trailing line drawn around zero and a Bollinger filter on that line. The state it publishes is the combination of the two, bright when both blocks agree on a direction and grey when they do not. The second is a board that runs the same calculation across a list of symbols on several timeframes at once. The board

Squeeze Momentum Scanner is two products in one file. The first is Squeeze Momentum MTF itself, in this chart's own sub-window: the momentum histogram coloured by expansion and fading, and the row of squeeze dots that says whether the Bollinger Bands are inside the Keltner Channel, outside it, or have just come out. The second is a board that runs the same calculation across a list of symbols on several timeframes at once. A squeeze release is a short-lived event and it happens on different inst

Twenty-eight symbols, four timeframes, one screen, and the trade already on the chart under it. Half Trend Scanner runs the stepped trend line across your whole watchlist, sorts the board by what flipped most recently, and tells you in one column how many timeframes agree on each symbol. Every cell it could not measure explains itself in words instead of going blank, so an empty board is never a mystery. The price increases by $10 every 10 purchases. It is two products in one file. The first is

One glance instead of twenty-eight charts. Wave Trend Oscillator Scanner runs the Wave Trend calculation across your symbol list on up to four timeframes at once, prints every fresh cross with its age and its grade, and marks the rows where the timeframes actually agree. Out of the box it scans fifteen pairs; one setting raises that to twenty-eight. And the oscillator itself draws in this chart's sub-window, so you act on what the table found without attaching a second indicator. The price incre

Two lines that measure the actual rotation of a market rather than the shape of an average. Vortex Indicator MTF sums the upward and downward vortex movements over a window, divides each by the true range, and takes its signal from the crossing of the resulting pair, which is a direction change measured from the bars themselves. It carries no recursion at all, so a continuation from any bar is exact by construction. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. Over a window three s

It stays silent until something actually happens. Volatility Explosion MTF measures the change in momentum bar by bar and reports it only when it clears two thresholds at once: the width of a Bollinger band and a dead zone built from a hundred bar true range. A bar that clears both is a real expansion of volatility with a side, and everything below them is nothing at all. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. The burst is the difference between this bar's MACD and the previo

A trailing stop that speeds up and slows down with the market instead of ignoring it. Var Trail Tracker MTF drives its support average with VIDYA, whose weight follows a momentum measure, then trails a percentage stop around it and compares the two with the original's own two bar delay. Signals are the support average crossing that delayed line, exactly as the method defines them. It is free: no trial, no locked features, no upgrade page. The support average is a VAR, that is a variable index dy

A deeply smoothed trend line, read across up to twenty eight symbols at once. Cascade WMA Trend Scanner runs the six stage cascade over four timeframes per symbol, sorts the board by what turned most recently, and says in one column how many of those timeframes agree, with the chart underneath ready for the entry. The price increases by $10 every 10 purchases. Cascade WMA Trend Scanner is two products in one file. The first is Cascade WMA Trend itself, drawn on the chart in front of you: the cha

Signals from your Telegram channels, copied to MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 within seconds. TradingMind Signal Bridge reads the channels and groups you choose, recognises each signal with fast built in rules, hands the messy ones to an AI model, including signals posted as screenshots, and passes the order to an expert advisor on your terminal. A news filter, prop firm account protection and a Telegram bot for remote control keep the decision about what gets traded with you. What this product i

Which of your symbols are trading above the average price of everyone who bought the last swing, and which have just lost it. Anchored VWAP Scanner runs the anchored VWAP across up to twenty eight symbols on four timeframes, publishes a scale free distance in deviations so that symbols can honestly be compared with one another, and keeps the chart under the board for the entry. The price increases by $10 every 10 purchases. Anchored VWAP Scanner is two products in one file. The first is Anchored

An arrow tells you to buy. Obsidian Scalper Pro tells you where to buy, where the stop goes, where the three targets are, how big the position should be for your risk, and how good the setup is out of 100. Every signal arrives as a finished trade plan drawn on the chart, and a built in statistics window shows the honest result of the last hundred of them, win rate with a confidence interval and all. Every decision is made on a closed bar, so the history you are looking at is the history you woul

One board that says which of your symbols the money has just turned around on. Alpha Trend Scanner runs the volume weighted trail across up to twenty eight symbols and four timeframes, tells you in one column how many of those timeframes agree, and keeps the chart underneath so the trade is one click away from the row that found it. The price increases by $10 every 10 purchases. Alpha Trend Scanner is two products in one file. The first is Alpha Trend itself, drawn on the chart in front of you:

Mean reversion is a numbers game, and the numbers live on more charts than you can watch. Nadaraya Watson Envelope Scanner runs a causal, non-repainting kernel regression envelope across your symbol list on up to four timeframes at once, prints every re-entry with its age, and marks the rows where the timeframes agree. Out of the box it scans fifteen pairs; one setting raises that to twenty-eight. The envelope itself draws on the chart in front of you, so you act on what the table found without

Currency Strength Pro ranks the eight major currencies by relative strength, read from up to 28 pairs, on a multi-timeframe composite, then ranks the basket's own pairs into a graded scanner. Closed bars only, never on a tick. The idea is simple: trade a strong currency against a weak one, instead of the chart that happens to look nice today. The strength table answers "which currency". The scanner and its A/B/C grade answer "which pair, and how clean is the setup". What it does The panel ranks

Every number you check before a manual gold trade, gathered on one chart. Obsidian Gold Terminal sizes the position from your risk, sends the order with an ATR stop and an R based target in a single click, and keeps beside it the context you would otherwise collect from four windows: the spread against its own session average, the day range in ATR, market structure with order blocks and fair value gaps, the economic calendar, and a macro window carrying COT positioning, real yields and the VIX.

An arrow tells you to buy. Obsidian Scalper Pro tells you where to buy, where the stop goes, where the three targets are, how big the position should be for your risk, and how good the setup is out of 100. Every signal arrives as a finished trade plan drawn on the chart, and a built in statistics window shows the honest result of the last hundred of them, win rate with a confidence interval and all. Every decision is made on a closed bar, so the history you are looking at is the history you woul

UT Bot Scanner is two products in one file. The first is UT Bot MTF itself, drawn on the chart in front of you: the ATR trailing stop coloured by the side it is on, and the flip arrows, with the same four optional filters the single-chart product carries. The second is a board that runs the same calculation across a list of symbols on several timeframes at once. The board says which instruments have flipped and how recently; the chart under it shows you the trailing stop, so you do not have to a

Half Trend Scanner is two products in one file. The first is Half Trend itself, drawn on the chart in front of you: the stepped trend line that holds its level until the market takes it out, the ATR channel around it, and the flip arrows. The second is a board that runs the same calculation across a list of symbols on several timeframes at once. The board says which pairs have flipped and how recently; the chart under it shows you the line and the channel, so you do not have to attach a second i

A squeeze release lasts a few bars and never waits for you to cycle through charts. Squeeze Momentum Scanner watches your symbol list on up to four timeframes at once, prints the exact bar each compression let go and which side the momentum was on, and marks the rows where the timeframes agree. Out of the box it scans fifteen pairs; one setting raises that to twenty-eight. The oscillator itself draws in this chart's sub-window, so you act on what the table found without attaching a second indica

Wave Trend Oscillator Scanner is two products in one file. The first is the Wave Trend oscillator itself, in this chart's own sub-window: the fast and slow wave lines and the histogram of their difference, coloured by whether momentum is expanding or fading, with divergence lines that can also be drawn on the price chart itself. The second is a board that runs the same calculation across a list of symbols on several timeframes at once. This is one of the two products in the family where the grad

Twenty-eight symbols on four timeframes at once, and a board that admits when momentum is not confirmed. QQE Mod Scanner runs two independent QQE blocks over RSI across your whole watchlist, prints in every cell which way momentum turned and how many bars ago, and writes flat where the two blocks do not agree instead of colouring the cell anyway. The AGREE column tells you how many timeframes stand on the same side, and the oscillator itself is drawn in the sub-window under the table, so the mom

Exhaustion Count Scanner is two products in one file. The first is Exhaustion Count MTF itself, drawn on the chart in front of you: the setup and countdown numbers printed bar by bar, the Setup Barrier levels currently in force, and the arrows on completed signals. The second is a board that runs the same counting across a list of symbols on up to eight timeframes at once. A nine or a thirteen is a rare event on any one instrument, which is exactly the case a board is for. The table finds them a

Nadaraya Watson Envelope Scanner is two products in one file. The first is Nadaraya Watson Envelope itself, drawn on the chart you are looking at: a causal Nadaraya-Watson kernel regression centre line, an envelope built from the mean absolute error around it, and marks where price came back inside the envelope after having traded outside it. The second is a board that runs the same calculation over a list of symbols on several timeframes at once and puts the answer in a table. The board tells y

A nine or a thirteen is rare on any one chart, and that is precisely why a watch list beats chart-hopping. Exhaustion Count Scanner runs the full setup and countdown method, cancellation and recycling rules included, across your symbol list on up to eight timeframes at once, prints every running count with the count it is heading for, and marks the rows where the timeframes agree. Out of the box it scans fifteen pairs; one setting raises that to twenty-eight. The counts also draw on the chart in

Watch twenty-eight symbols on four timeframes at once, and see the trade on the chart in the same breath. UT Bot Scanner runs the ATR trailing stop across your whole watchlist, sorts the board by what flipped most recently, tells you how many timeframes agree on each symbol, and draws the indicator itself on the chart under the table, so the moment the board finds something you are already looking at it. Every cell that could not be measured explains itself in words instead of going blank. The p