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A risk-based trade panel with a built-in account guard. Set the risk, place the stop, click once: the lot size is worked out for you, the trade is managed in R, and daily and maximum loss limits are enforced on every position on the account. It places no trade on its own. Every order starts with your click. ORDER ENTRY - Size by percent of balance or equity, by a fixed amount of money, or by fixed lots. - Stop loss in pips or points; take profit as a multiple of the stop (R) or as a distance
Volatility Target Allocator holds a long position in an index CFD and decides how large that position should be from a forecast of volatility, not of price. When the market is calm it holds more; when it turns violent it holds less; below the 200-day average it holds nothing. It is a risk-sizing expert, not a signal generator. It never sells short and it does not try to call the next move. WHAT IT DOES Once a week, after a daily bar closes: 1. Forecasts next week's volatility with a HAR
Currency Strength Ribbons shows the eight major currencies - USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD and NZD - as smooth lines in one window, each measured against all the others at once from the 28 pairs that link them. HOW IT DIFFERS Most strength meters add up pair changes one pair at a time. That counts every move twice: when EURUSD rises, the euro gets full credit and the dollar full blame, whatever the other 26 pairs say about which of the two actually moved. Currency Strength Ribbons solves
Pivot Box Range draws daily pivot levels and a high-low range box for each day, and it fixes the one thing that quietly breaks most pivot indicators: the broker's short days. THE SHORT DAY PROBLEM Most brokers open a Sunday candle that lasts only an hour or two, and some holidays produce half sessions. A pivot indicator that treats those as a full day calculates Monday's levels from almost no data, and the levels land in the wrong place for the whole week. This indicator merges a short day into
Session Box Range draws the Asian, European and US trading sessions as high-low boxes, so you can see at a glance where each session opened, how far it travelled and where it closed. The range of the most recent session is printed on the on-chart toggle buttons, so the number stays readable no matter how far you zoom or scroll. FEATURES - Session hours are entered in GMT, and the broker's server offset is detected automatically, so the same settings work on any broker and survive the