Codes
TimerClosingPeriod v.2 for MetaTrader 5
The updated version of TimeClosingPeriod indicator, it plots the time, remained to the current bar complete. At the last second it plays the sound file, specified in the input parameters
PivotPointUniversal for MetaTrader 5
The indicator plots Pivot levels for all available history. There are 5 variants of Pivot levels is supported: Classic, Fibonacci, Demark, Camarilla, Woodies. There are 3 calculation periods: daily, weekly, monthly. For the daily pivot levels it's possible to specify the GMT time shift
Murrey Math Lines (support and resistance) for MetaTrader 5
The indicator plots Murrey Math Lines for all available history, it doesn't uses any objects
WoodiesCCI for MetaTrader 5
Indicator for Woodie’s CCI trading strategy
Trade Sessions Indicator for MetaTrader 5
This indicator is based on DRAW_FILLING buffers. The input parameters are absent, the TimeTradeServer(), TimeGMT() functions are used
TimerClosingPeriod for MetaTrader 5
The indicator prints the time to close of the current timeframe, if it less than H1, it also prints the time to close of the current hourly bar
Articles
Analyzing Candlestick Patterns for MetaTrader 5
Construction of Japanese candlestick chart and analysis of candlestick patterns constitute an amazing area of technical analysis. The advantage of candlesticks is that they represent data in such a manner that you can track the dynamics inside the data. In this article we analyze candlestick types
An Example of a Trading System Based on a Heiken-Ashi Indicator for MetaTrader 5
In this article we look into the question of using a Heiken-Ashi indicator in trading. Based on this indicator, a simple trading system is considered and an MQL5 Expert Advisor is written. Trading operations are implemented on the bases of classes of the Standard class library. The testing results
The Price Histogram (Market Profile) and its implementation in MQL5 for MetaTrader 5
The Market Profile was developed by trully brilliant thinker Peter Steidlmayer. He suggested to use the alternative representation of information about "horizontal" and "vertical" market movements that leads to completely different set of models. He assumed that there is an underlying pulse of the