Yuki Nakayama
Yuki Nakayama
5 (2)
  • Information
no
experience
11
products
1
demo versions
0
jobs
0
signals
0
subscribers
MT5 tools that survived the testing — not the marketing.

I'm an independent developer based in Japan, building indicators and Expert Advisors for MetaTrader 5. I approach the market as a systematic researcher, not a marketer.

Every tool here passes the same filter I run on my own strategies before I trust them with real money: large-scale backtests with realistic spread, commission and slippage, and a strict check for look-ahead bias. Most ideas don't survive that filter — and when they don't, I drop them. That's why this catalog is deliberately small, and why a tool being here means it earned its place.

What you can expect:
• No doctored results, no "99% win rate," no black boxes.
• An honest description of what each tool does — and what it doesn't.
• A free version of almost everything, so you can judge the work before spending anything.

Found a bug, or an idea to make a tool better? Tell me — I read every comment and ship updates.
Yuki Nakayama
Published post The Zone That Vanished: Why Order Blocks Leave Your Chart Without Price Ever Breaking Them
Every few weeks someone asks me a version of the same question: "Your indicator removed a zone from my chart, but price never went through it. Is that a bug?" It is a fair question, and for a long time my answer was too short...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post When Yen Crosses Stop Moving Together: Reading the AUD/JPY Fracture Line
The Bank of Japan left its policy rate at 1.0% on 31 July, an 8–1 decision with the dissenter arguing for 1.25%, and warned that underlying inflation is likely to run clearly above target from the second half of its fiscal year...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post Zones, Agreement, and Survival: One Workflow from Entry to Risk
This is the fifth post in the order block series. The last one was a before-and-after story about adding a confirmation requirement to naked zone entries, and it ended where most posts about entries end: with a cleaner signal and a smaller trade count...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post The Real Yield Flip: Trading Gold Through the 2026 Hike-or-Cut Uncertainty
A trader I know spent most of June convinced that gold had to go up. His reasoning was simple, and on the surface it was not wrong: inflation was finally cooling, the June CPI print came in soft, the annual rate dropped to its lowest level in years...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post One Order Block Was Never Enough: A Before/After Look at Adding Confirmation
This is the fourth post in the order block series. The last one was a checklist for auditing any zone indicator, including ours, and it ended with an exercise: pick a chart, fix your rules in advance, and tally what actually happens after every zone touch for two weeks...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post The Order Block Skeptic's Checklist: 5 Tests to Run Before You Trust Any Zone
Search "order block indicator" in any trading forum and you will find two crowds talking past each other. One insists order blocks are the closest thing retail trading has to reading institutional footprints...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post Order Block Mitigation: When a Zone Is Still Worth Trading
The first post in this series covered a simple routine for the London open: frame the Asian range, mark fresh H1 order blocks, wait for a sweep and a reaction...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post How Order Blocks Form, Mitigate, and Die on MT5 (No Repaint Indicator)
Most order block indicators for MT5 have one habit that quietly ruins them: they redraw their zones after the fact. A box that was not on your chart an hour ago suddenly appears exactly where price bounced, and your backtest looks flawless while your live account does not...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post Best Free MetaTrader 5 Tools for Trading Gold (XAUUSD) in 2026
Gold has been one of the most active markets of 2026: wide daily ranges, fast reactions to macro headlines, and frequent false breaks that punish late entries...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post Confluence Sniper: Every Signal Leaves a Receipt You Can Open in a Text File
Any trader who has spent a year on MQL5 knows the move. You attach a signal indicator, scroll back over the chart, and every arrow sits perfectly on a swing low, so you buy it. A week of live trading later, the arrows on your screen do not look anything like the ones in the screenshots...
Yuki Nakayama Published product

Confluence Sniper Pro marks entries only when several independent methods agree on the same bar, and it settles the one argument every signal tool eventually loses: repainting. Every live signal is written to a local ledger file the instant its bar closes, and the gold arrows on history are replayed from that record, never recomputed. A clearly separate hollow arrow shows the model estimate on older bars, so the two are never confused. What the ledger showed yesterday is still there today, byte

Yuki Nakayama Published product

Confluence Sniper marks entries only when several independent methods agree on the same bar, and it settles the one argument every signal tool eventually loses: repainting. Every live signal is written to a local ledger file the instant its bar closes, and the gold arrows on history are replayed from that record, never recomputed. A clearly separate hollow arrow shows the model estimate on older bars, so the two are never confused. What the ledger showed yesterday is still there today, byte for

Yuki Nakayama
Published post The 2026 Prop Firm Drawdown Shift: A Survival Checklist for Funded Traders
The prop-firm world you signed up for two years ago is not the one you are trading in today...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post The XAUUSD Trading Day: How Gold Moves Through Tokyo, London and New York
Gold trades almost 23 hours a day, and that is exactly the trap. Because the chart never stops, it is tempting to treat 03:00 and 16:00 as the same market. They are not...
Yuki Nakayama
Published post Trading the London Open with Order Blocks: A Simple 3-Step Routine
The first 90 minutes of the London session are, for many FX and gold traders, the best window of the day: spreads tighten, volume arrives, and the overnight range finally resolves into a direction...
Yuki Nakayama Published product

Order Block Zones marks the candles institutions leave behind — the last opposite-color candle before a strong move that breaks structure — and draws them as clean supply and demand zones on your chart. How a zone is found is transparent, not a black box. A bearish candle whose high is then broken upward by a displacement leg becomes a demand zone. A bullish candle whose low is then broken downward becomes a supply zone. Displacement is measured against ATR, so weak and noisy candles are

Yuki Nakayama Published product

Order Block Zones PRO marks the candles institutions leave behind — the last opposite-color candle before a strong move that breaks structure — and draws them as clean supply and demand zones, then extends the same engine across timeframes. How a zone is found is transparent, not a black box. A bearish candle whose high is then broken upward by a displacement leg becomes a demand zone. A bullish candle whose low is then broken downward becomes a supply zone. Displacement is measured against ATR

Yuki Nakayama Published product

NEW in v2.0 - Gold Pulse now also answers WHY gold is moving: MACRO verdict - USD, yields and risk in one read: HEADWIND or TAILWIND for gold.; NEXT high-impact event with a live countdown (economic calendar).; Hover any element to reveal the exact numbers behind it - visual at a glance, data on demand. Know exactly where gold is in the day, get ALERTED the instant something matters, and never miss the moments that move XAUUSD. Live session clock, ADR consumption, ATR/spread, multi-timeframe

Yuki Nakayama Published product

Keep your funded or challenge account alive — with a seatbelt that fastens itself. PRO automatically flattens positions and blocks new orders the instant a daily-loss or max-drawdown limit is breached. Plus one-click BUY / SELL at the largest lot you may safely fire, with an arm-then-confirm so a single misclick never fires a trade. Utility tool. No strategy, no profit promises, no martingale. Why PRO (vs free Risk Guardian) Free Risk Guardian shows you how close you are to breaching, in real

12