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Midas Volume Profile shows where volume traded in each day or week, drawn as a histogram at the start of the session, with the levels profile traders use, and the session and anchored VWAPs that go with them. All volume is tick volume from a lower timeframe; VWAP from tick volume is not exchange VWAP. Profiles A volume histogram for each session, with the value area highlighted. POC (point of control): the price row with the most volume, drawn across the session. Value area high and low (VAH and
Your watchlist in one grid, drawn over a chart: a row per symbol, the trend on each timeframe you choose, how much of its average daily range today has used, its correlation to the chart's symbol, and the strength of its two currencies. Everything in it is a state, not a signal, and every column says which rule produced it. The columns Trend on each timeframe (M15, H1, H4, D1 and W1 by default, up to six): Up when the last closed bar is above its EMA and the EMA is higher than it was a few bars
Midas Key Levels draws the levels most traders mark by hand every morning, and follows each one until price takes it. The levels Previous day, week and month high and low (PDH/PDL, PWH/PWL, PMH/PML), labelled with the day, week or month they come from. The day, week and month opens (DO, WO, MO), as dashed reference lines for their period. The Asia, London and New York sessions as boxes, with their high and low as levels when the session ends. Equal highs and equal lows : two confirmed swing poin
Trade one account and have the same trades follow on your other accounts, across brokers: for example from your broker's MetaTrader 5 to a prop firm's MetaTrader 5 on the same computer. Midas Trade Copier runs inside the terminals: no server, no internet, no account passwords shared. How it works Attach it in Master mode to a chart on the account you trade, and in Receiver mode on each account that should copy, each in its own terminal. Use the same channel name; use different channel names for
Midas EventLens is an economic-event research desk for MetaTrader 5. Select past releases from the terminal's built-in economic calendar, or import your own UTC event list, and inspect the surrounding one-minute candles from your broker. Compare reactions and replay a window one minute at a time. This indicator never opens, changes or closes trades. Study past reactions Choose a currency and event name, a start date, a symbol and an importance filter. Exact event-name matches take priority; a pa
Midas AI Trade Coach Review your closed MT5 trades with a statistical map and optional AI explanations. The utility reads account history and displays its findings on your chart. It never places, changes or closes orders, including in the Strategy Tester. Your History, Eight Views Explore results by UTC hour block, weekday, session, symbol, direction, holding time, trade size, and whether a trade followed a win or loss. Filter by look-back period, symbol and magic number, including manual trades