Amal Yuldashev / Seller

The whole structure, one clean read. This Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT indicator marks market structure with BOS and CHoCH, order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity, premium and discount, and the trading sessions on your chart, then sums up the picture in one dashboard: your chart's own structure first, then M15, H1, H4 and D1. Detection runs on closed bars, so nothing repaints. On your chart Market structure : Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) on confirmed swings, w

A free position manager for MetaTrader 5. Attach it to a chart and it looks after the trades you already have open: it moves them to break-even , trails the stop as they run, and takes a partial close at your target. It never opens trades and never fires a signal. It only manages what is already there. What it does Auto break-even. Once a trade is a set number of points in profit, the stop jumps to entry, with an optional buffer so it locks a few points rather than exactly flat. Trailing stop, t

Drag three lines onto your chart, your entry, your stop loss and your target, and read the exact lot size for the risk you choose. It is a visual position size and risk calculator : the panel shows the money at risk in your account currency, the stop distance in points, and the reward-to-risk, all updating as you drag. Your levels are remembered between sessions , so the plan you set up is still there after a timeframe switch or a restart. No signals, no repaint. What it shows Lot size for the p

Risk-sized entry, break-even, partial closes, a trailing stop and a daily loss limit, in one panel for MetaTrader 5. Drag your stop to where the trade is wrong and the lot size follows your risk. Its button sends the order at that size. Then it manages the trade on every tick, whether you opened it from the panel, by hand, from the phone or with another EA, and it stops you for the day when your loss limit is reached. It never decides to trade. There are no signals and no strategy in it. You cho

Know which trading session is live, how long is left, and when the next one opens, with every session's high and low drawn on the chart.   ICT Killzone and Session Tracker   puts the trading day on your chart in GMT, so it reads the same on any broker, and it can   alert you the moment a session or killzone opens or closes . No signals, no repaint. What it shows Live session panel   with a GMT clock and a row for Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York, each showing active with the time left, or how

A free round-number indicator for MetaTrader 5. Attach it to any chart and it draws the psychological round-number price levels that traders watch, the major "00" figures as solid lines and the "50" half levels as dotted lines, each labelled with its price. It follows price automatically as the market moves. What it does Draws the round numbers for you. The major figures and the half levels around current price, so you never mark them by hand. Auto-scales to the instrument. It reads the price an

A free countdown for MetaTrader 5. Attach it to any chart and it shows the exact time left on the current candle, a progress bar as the candle forms, and a live countdown for a whole set of higher timeframes at the same time. Accurate to the second, and out of your way. What it shows The exact time to the close.   A big, live countdown on the current chart timeframe, ticking every second, with the last few seconds highlighted. A progress bar.   See at a glance how much of the current candle has

A free currency strength meter for MetaTrader 5. It ranks the eight major currencies (EUR, GBP, AUD, NZD, USD, CAD, CHF, JPY) by how they are actually moving across the 28 major pairs, and shows which are strong, which are weak, and which way each one is turning. It computes on closed bars only , so it does not twitch on every tick. It never trades and fires no signals. What it shows The eight majors ranked strongest to weakest, each with its strength value in green or red. Multi-timeframe align

See how far this market usually moves in a day, how much of that range it has already used, and where the day runs out of room. The   Average Daily Range (ADR) Meter   draws the projected day high and low on your chart and can   alert you when price reaches one , or when the day has spent a share of its average range that you choose. No signals, no repaint, just the context that tells you whether there is still room to run. What it shows Average Daily Range   over the last N days, the market's t

Drag three lines onto your chart, your entry, your stop loss and your target, and read the exact   lot size   for the risk you choose. It is a visual   position size and risk calculator : the panel shows the money at risk in your account currency, the stop distance in points, and the reward-to-risk, all updating as you drag.   Your levels are remembered between sessions , so the plan you set up is still there after a timeframe switch or a restart. No signals, no repaint. What it shows Lot size  

Where the volume traded, day by day: a volume profile for each day or session with its POC, value area high and value area low , and the naked POCs the market has not been back to, drawn to the right edge with their dates and prices. Built from one-minute bars on every timeframe, so the levels are the same on M5 and on H4, and a finished day's levels do not move. What it draws A profile for each day , or for each trading session, drawn for the last 10 by default ("Profiles drawn on the chart"):

Pivot points are support and resistance levels a large part of the market watches every session, and they are the same calculation on every chart. This Pivot Points tool builds them for you from the previous closed candle and draws them for you, with the central pivot, resistance and support each labelled and measured against current price. Three calculation methods Classic floor pivots: the standard central pivot, R1 to R3 and S1 to S3. Fibonacci : the pivot with resistance and support projecte

Where the volume traded, day by day: a volume profile for each day or session with its POC, value area high and value area low , and the naked POCs the market has not been back to, drawn to the right edge with their dates and prices. Built from one-minute bars on every timeframe, so the levels are the same on M5 and on H4, and a finished day's levels do not move. What it draws A profile for each day , or for each trading session, drawn for the last 10 by default ("Profiles drawn on the chart"):

The previous day's high and low, the weekly open, last week's range: the lines most traders redraw by hand every morning.   Daily Weekly Monthly Key Levels   draws them automatically from your broker's own candles and tells you how far price sits from each. Zoom in tight and nothing vanishes, because   any level outside the view pins to the chart edge   as a labelled price chip with an arrow. No signals, no repaint, no clutter. What it draws Previous day   high, low and close. Previous week   hi

A free basket closer for MetaTrader 5. If you run a grid, a hedge, or several trades toward one idea, you care about the whole basket, not each ticket. Attach this to a chart, set a total profit target, and it closes   all   your open trades at once the moment they add up to it. It opens nothing and fires no signal. What it does Close the whole basket at a profit target.   When the combined profit of your open trades reaches your target, it closes them all together, in one pass. Optional loss li

Every trade's chart, saved by itself. Each time a trade opens or closes on your account, from an EA, the phone or your own hand, it saves a picture of that symbol's chart with the trade drawn on it and its details written in the corner, filed by day, with a page for each day you open in your browser. It never places, changes or closes a trade, and the pictures stay on your PC. Why a picture. MetaTrader's History tab tells you a trade lost 40 dollars. It does not show you what the chart looked li

Put it on one chart and it enforces your daily loss limit and max drawdown across the whole account, whoever opened the trade: you by hand, the phone app, another EA or a copied signal. At the limit it closes every position, deletes every pending order and keeps closing anything opened until the lock ends. It acts at a line you set short of the limit, not after it, and says in plain words what it did. What goes wrong with a risk manager is rarely a missing feature. It is a limit that fires late,

Before you place a trade, this tells you what it will actually cost you: the spread and your commission converted into your account currency, at the lot size you are about to trade, on this broker and this symbol. MetaTrader already shows you the raw numbers.   Right-click a symbol, open Specification, and the spread, the swap and the stop level are all there, free. What that dialog will not do is turn any of it into money at your size, and it will not sit on the chart and watch the spread move

Before you place a trade, this tells you what it will actually cost you: the spread and your commission converted into your account currency, at the lot size you are about to trade, on this broker and this symbol. MetaTrader already shows you the raw numbers.   Right-click a symbol, open Specification, and the spread, the swap and the stop level are all there, free. What that dialog will not do is turn any of it into money at your size, and it will not sit on the chart and watch the spread move

Put it on one chart and it enforces your daily loss limit and max drawdown across the whole account, whoever opened the trade: you by hand, the phone app, another EA or a copied signal. At the limit it closes every position, deletes every pending order and keeps closing anything opened until the lock ends. It acts at a line you set short of the limit, not after it, and says in plain words what it did. What goes wrong with a risk manager is rarely a missing feature. It is a limit that fires late,

An automated trading journal that splits your account by EA, and then answers why. It is an indicator, so it goes on any chart, even beside the EA running there, and it never trades. It reads the account's history and gives every EA with a closed trade a row: its trades, its net after commission and swap, and a curve of its closed results, with manual trades as a row too. Then it shows each EA's hours and sessions, which of your most active EAs lose on the same days, how the account's fills land