Signal Confirm

Signal Confirm watches one symbol and tells you when a trend setup has passed a fixed chain of checks. It works on any symbol and any chart timeframe. It reads only the M1 prices, the prices of the oscillator timeframe (M5 by default) and the daily prices your terminal already has, does not use any server, does not send anything out, and does not open, change or close orders. It shows what happened and when; the decision stays with you.

What It Does

When the chain below is complete, the indicator draws an arrow on the entry candle (the candle that follows the confirming one) and, for the newest mark, three horizontal lines: the entry price, the stop and the target, all carrying the prefix SConf_ in their names. A short text in the corner of the chart says at which step the current setup is, shows the newest mark and the lot size that would risk the chosen percent of the account balance at that stop; the balance is only read and shown, nothing is sent. Earlier marks stay on the chart (the newest few hundred at most) so that you can see how each setup developed afterwards.

How A Setup Is Confirmed

Step 1, trigger: the momentum oscillator on its own timeframe (M5 by default) is at or above 55 (at or below minus 55 for a short setup), the M1 candle closes beyond the previous day's high (low), and the move from the previous close is at least 0.7 percent. The percentage is an input and should be lowered for currency pairs and raised for crypto symbols. Step 2, touch: within 480 minutes the price comes back to the trend dots on the same side (the dots are calculated inside this indicator, no other indicator is needed). The setup is dropped if the dots flip to the other side or the oscillator falls to 25 (for a short setup: rises to minus 25). Step 3, confirmation: within 120 minutes after the touch, the first M1 candle that closes beyond the extreme of the previous candle in the direction of the setup, with the dots on the same side and the oscillator at least 45 away from zero. By default the confirmation counts only inside two time windows of the UTC day (06:30 to 08:30 and 12:30 to 14:30); the windows can be changed or switched off. The entry mark is placed at the open of the next M1 candle. The stop is the dots level of the confirming candle and the target is 1.5 times the stop distance. The indicator then replays the setup on the prices that followed: the target, the stop, or the stop after break-even (the stop moves to the entry once the price has moved in its favour by half of the stop distance). When one candle reaches both the stop and the target, the replay counts the stop first. No new setup is searched while that replayed trade is still open, so marks never overlap, and the corner text can keep saying that it waits for a trigger during that time. At most three marks are drawn per day.

Reading The Chart

Blue arrows mark long setups, orange arrows mark short setups; both colours are inputs. The description of every arrow (open the arrow's properties) gives the entry, stop and target and how the setup ended on the prices that followed. For the newest mark the lines show where entry, stop and target lie; they run to the candle after the one on which the replayed trade ended (for a trade that is still open, one hour ahead of the latest candle). The corner text names the current step: waiting for a trigger, waiting for the touch, or waiting for the confirmation. If the history is not loaded yet the corner shows a short message and the marks appear when the data arrives.

Input Parameters

OscLong and OscShort - the trigger levels of the oscillator. OscConfirm - the level needed at the confirmation. OscCancel - the level that cancels a setup. DailyChangePct - the minimum move from the previous close. TouchWaitMin and ConfirmWaitMin - the time limits of step 2 and step 3. ProxAtr - how close to the dots counts as a touch, as a share of the average true range. StopBufAtr - an extra stop distance beyond the dots. TakeProfitK - the target as a multiple of the stop distance. MaxPerDay - the daily limit of marks. UseSessions with Win1From, Win1To, Win2From and Win2To - the two time windows as HHMM in UTC. ServerWinter, ServerSummer and UsDstRule - your broker's time zone. RiskPercent - the risk used for the lot size shown in the corner. HistBars - how many M1 candles are replayed. OscTF, OscWin, OscMult, DotsMult, AtrPer and EmaN - the oscillator timeframe, its normalising window and the trend-line settings of the oscillator and of the M1 dots. ShowLevels - draw the entry, stop and target lines of the newest mark. AlertPopup and AlertSound - the alerts. ColorLong and ColorShort - the colours of the arrows.

Alerts

An on-screen alert (if AlertPopup is on) and a sound (if AlertSound is on) come as soon as the confirming candle has closed and a new mark is drawn. There are no push messages, no e-mail and no sending of anything out of the terminal.

History And Data

The indicator needs M1 history of the symbol, the history of the oscillator timeframe (M5 by default) and D1 history that covers the replayed period; while that history is loading, the chart shows a short waiting message. On the first start it replays the last HistBars M1 candles to draw the older marks; after that it updates once per finished minute. Marks near the very start of the loaded history may differ from marks calculated with more history, because the oscillator depends on the path of the price.

Code Check

We checked the released build against an independent implementation of the same rules, written in Python and fed with the same terminal prices, on four symbols: gold, oil, a stock index and a crypto symbol. 57 marks came from the run with the time windows off and 21 from the run with them on, most with deliberately relaxed thresholds to get a sample large enough to compare. Every mark matched in time, side and entry price, and the terminal journal showed no errors from the indicator. The comparison checks that the code does what is described here; it does not say anything about how the setups behave in the market.

What This Product Is Not

It is not a trading signal service, it does not predict the market and it does not promise any result. A mark means only that a setup passed the checks above, nothing more. The time limits and distances that are not fixed by any single rule are our own choices; they are exposed as inputs so you can change them.

Notes

No trading functions, no network access, no files. Screenshots in this listing show the indicator on a demo symbol. They were taken with lowered thresholds (smaller oscillator levels and daily move, a wider touch distance, the time windows switched off, up to six marks a day) so that several marks fit on one chart; with the default values marks are rarer.

Support

Questions and bug reports through the product page comments. Please attach the symbol, the chart timeframe and the broker server time of the problem.

Plus de l'auteur
Swept Liquidity Pools
Vasilii Makarenko
5 (1)
A liquidity sweep is a bar that pushes past a prior swing high or swing low, where protective stop orders tend to rest, and then closes back on the inner side of that level. The same event is known under several names: a stop hunt, a stop run, a liquidity grab, a false breakout, a failed breakout, or a swing failure. Swept Liquidity Pools marks those levels and those bars on the chart. The indicator tracks liquidity pools - confirmed swing levels that have not yet been taken - and marks the exac
FREE
Auto Level Map
Vasilii Makarenko
What Gets Drawn Most level tools mark every swing they can find, and a chart with forty lines answers nothing. This one keeps a level only when price came back to it, and prints the evidence next to the line: the number of touches and the age in days. Lines above current price and lines below it are drawn in different colours, so the map reads at a glance without counting. What Puts A Level On The Chart A swing high is a bar whose high is not lower than its neighbours on both sides, within the n
FREE
Hourly Spread Map answers one question: at which hours does this symbol cost more to enter, and by how much. It reads the spread field that the terminal stores in every closed M1 bar of your own broker feed, sorts those measurements into 24 hours by 7 days of the week, and shows the result as a grid in the indicator sub-window. What It Measures Every closed M1 bar carries one spread measurement. The indicator collects them over the period you choose, groups them by the hour and weekday of the ba
FREE
Three Anchors On One Chart Most volume weighted average lines restart once a day. This one draws three at the same time: one anchored to the current trading session, one to the day, one to the week. Their spread tells you something a single line cannot. When the session line sits far under the weekly one, the week has been trading higher than today is; when all three sit together, the market has spent the week in one place. Why The Session Anchor Is Not Midnight The session line starts where the
FREE
What It Shows Candle Clock Desk puts four lines on the chart. The first is the time left until the current bar closes. The next three answer a question the clock alone cannot: is this bar unusually busy, or unusually quiet, right now. Bar closes in - the countdown, in minutes and seconds So far - volume this bar has accumulated since it opened Usual here - what this symbol had accumulated by this same minute, in the past Pace - the first divided by the second The Pace Line Pace of 1.00 means the
FREE
Swap is the part of the cost that is easy to forget, because it arrives once a day, quietly, and never appears in the spread. Swap Cost Calendar puts it on the chart as a number you can act on. What It Shows The panel reads what the broker publishes for the current symbol and shows four things. The cost of one night for a long position and for a short one, in your account currency or in points. The weekday line, showing how many nightly charges a position carries on each day of the week. The tri
FREE
Trade Risk Desk
Vasilii Makarenko
Trade Risk Desk answers one question at the moment you need it answered: what volume makes this stop cost exactly what you decided to risk. Drag the stop line to where it belongs on the chart and the panel prints the volume, the money behind it, and the margin the position will hold. What It Answers Set the risk as a percent of balance or as a fixed amount in account currency. Put the stop where your idea says it belongs. The panel reads the symbol settings your broker publishes and prints: the
FREE
Range Zones M30
Vasilii Makarenko
Range Zones M30 draws zones on your chart where price was pushed back hard on the 30-minute timeframe. It works on any symbol and any chart timeframe, and reads only the prices your terminal already has. It does not use any server, does not send anything out, and does not open or change orders. What It Shows A resistance zone above the market and a support zone below it, as filled rectangles that start at the open of the swing candle that formed them and run to the right. At any moment there is
Un pool de liquidité est un sommet ou un creux de swing confirmé qui n'a pas encore été pris. Un balayage de liquidité est la barre sur laquelle le prix se négocie au-delà de ce niveau puis clôture de nouveau à l'intérieur de la fourchette - le même événement que les traders appellent aussi une chasse aux stops, une course aux stops, une prise de liquidité ou une fausse cassure. Liquidity Sweep Pools MTF marque à la fois les pools et les balayages de liquidité effectués sur ceux-ci, sur le graph
Structure Desk
Vasilii Makarenko
Un conseiller expert pour XAUUSD sur MetaTrader 5. Il travaille sur un panier à la fois : il ouvre dans un ensemble fixe d'heures serveur, ajoute à la position pendant que le prix évolue contre elle, et ferme le panier entier d'un coup. Il n'y a pas de stop loss et pas de take profit sur les positions individuelles. Comment Il Trade Un symbole, XAUUSD, un panier à la fois, jusqu'à 5 ordres dans la même direction. Les entrées sont autorisées uniquement dans des heures serveur fixes, et uniquement
Sarveon
Vasilii Makarenko
Sarveon est un expert advisor pour XAUUSD sur MetaTrader 5. Neuf stratégies indépendantes fonctionnent côte à côte sur un seul graphique. Chacune a son propre numéro magique, son propre timeframe d'entrée et son propre ensemble de distances, et aucune d'entre elles n'ajoute jamais à une position ouverte par une autre. Comment il trade Chaque stratégie scanne les barres récentes de son propre timeframe d'entrée à la recherche d'un niveau de swing : un plus haut qu'aucune barre ultérieure n'a dépa
Ridgeline
Vasilii Makarenko
Ridgeline attend aux niveaux de prix que l'or a laissés tranquilles. Il lit les barres quotidiennes, marque les hauts et les bas qu'aucune barre ultérieure n'a franchis, et y place un ordre stop en attente. Sept ensembles de règles cherchent à différentes profondeurs d'historique, de sorte que l'un peut attendre à un niveau formé la semaine dernière tandis qu'un autre surveille un niveau de trois mois. Un ensemble qui subit une perte se met en retrait pendant deux jours avant de placer quoi que
Sixfold Gold
Vasilii Makarenko
Sixfold Gold trades XAUUSD on the hourly chart. It looks for the points where the market turned and left an extreme behind, places a pending stop order a little inside that level, and attaches a stop loss and a take profit before the order is ever filled. Six zones do this independently, each with its own search depth, and between them they read three timeframes and four sessions, so the advisor is rarely committed to a single view of the market. A trade that goes wrong is closed by its stop. No
GhBreak
Vasilii Makarenko
GhBreak repose sur une idée à propos de l'or : une cassure d'un plus haut ou d'un plus bas de swing qui a tenu depuis sa formation peut courir assez loin pour payer les cassures qui échouent. L'EA ne poursuit pas la cassure. Un ordre stop en attente est déjà placé au niveau, avec son stop et son objectif attachés, avant que le prix n'y arrive. Les positions sont gardées brièvement : dans le rapport ci-dessous, la moyenne a duré 22 minutes. Le niveau de swing Chaque ensemble de règles construit s
Un panneau au lieu de cinq fenêtres Lire un marché signifie généralement garder plusieurs fenêtres ouvertes en même temps : une moyenne mobile pour la direction, un oscillateur pour le momentum, un indicateur de force pour distinguer une tendance d'un range, et encore autre chose pour les niveaux. Chacun répond à sa propre question dans son propre coin de l'écran. Signal Compass Desk rassemble ces lectures dans un seul bloc dans le coin du graphique. Un coup d'œil vous dit dans quelle direction
Pivot Stop Gold
Vasilii Makarenko
Pivot Stop Gold est construit autour d'une situation sur l'or : le prix se retourne à un swing puis le traverse. L'EA ne poursuit pas le mouvement. Un ordre stop en attente est déjà en place près du swing, avec son stop et sa cible attachés, avant que le prix n'y arrive. Les positions sont courtes : dans le rapport ci-dessous la moyenne a duré cinq minutes. Le niveau pivot À chaque nouvelle barre de son unité de temps de travail, l'EA construit un ZigZag à partir des 300 dernières barres et pren
Tessera builds a footprint (cluster) chart from the trade ticks that your MetaTrader 5 terminal already receives from your broker. Prices, volumes and sides come from your own data feed; the indicator does not use any external server, does not send anything out and does not read or store your account details. What It Shows Buy and sell volume inside each bar, price by price, with numbers when they fit. Delta of the bar (the difference between buy and sell volume), cumulative delta and a delta st
Filtrer:
Aucun avis
Répondre à l'avis