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is a multi-timeframe visual matrix that tracks the relative linear progression (log-return strength) of the eight major currencies — EUR, GBP, AUD, NZD, USD, CAD, CHF, and JPY — across selected timeframes in a single responsive panel. Motive Traders often struggle to quickly see which currencies are gaining or losing strength relative to one another across multiple timeframes. This indicator condenses that information into color-coded progression lines so you can immediately identify strong
designed to help traders monitor the long and short swap rates of available trading instruments through a clear, organized on-chart table. Its primary purpose is to make overnight financing costs and potential swap credits easier to observe across multiple symbols without repeatedly opening individual instrument specifications. By presenting swap information in a centralized display, the application helps traders incorporate holding costs into their market analysis and trade planning. Key
This indicator builds a live correlation matrix from the symbols currently selected in Market Watch . It calculates Pearson correlation on simple returns over a user-defined lookback and displays the results in a clean, auto-sized grid. Positive correlations appear in green, negative in red, and near-zero values stay neutral. An optional automatic timeframe scanner cycles through only the timeframes you enable (M1, M5, M15, M30, H1, H4, D1, W1, MN1), updating the entire matrix at a set interval
is a visual market-monitoring indicator that displays multiple trading instruments and timeframes within a single chart window. Developed using MQL5, the indicator transforms historical price data into a structured dashboard featuring custom candlesticks or price dots. Each row represents a symbol, while each column represents a selected timeframe. This arrangement allows traders to examine recent market behavior across several instruments and timeframes without continually opening and closing
Synchronizes all open charts to the symbol of the chart this indicator is applied to. SyncAllCharts is a MetaTrader 5 indicator that lets one main chart control the trading symbol shown on all other open charts. Change the symbol on the main chart, and the other charts follow while keeping their own timeframes. It helps you review the same market across several timeframes without changing each chart manually. How to use it Attach the indicator to one chart that you want to use as the main
is designed to simplify switching between trading instruments directly from the active chart. It allows traders to cycle through symbols listed in the broker's Market Watch using on-chart navigation buttons or keyboard arrow keys . The indicator's primary motive is to make multi-symbol market analysis faster, more convenient, and more organized by reducing the need to manually locate and open individual charts. Key Features Previous / Next Navigation: Switch between Market Watch symbols using
Quote Cost Parity is a MetaTrader 5 chart panel for forex majors and minors that share a quote currency. Pairs with the same quote have the same pip cost for a given lot. The indicator uses that correspondence directly: it calculates the cost once for the group, then shows that cost for three lot sizes. It acknowledges only these quote groups. JPY: USDJPY, EURJPY, GBPJPY, AUDJPY, NZDJPY, CADJPY, CHFJPY. Source : USDJPY. CHF: USDCHF, EURCHF, GBPCHF, AUDCHF, NZDCHF, CADCHF. Source : USDCHF
is a panel that groups FX Major & Minor quote currencies and shows the shared pip or point cost of a trade. View that cost for three fixed lot sizes or three account-balance risk percentages. Currency Cost Constellation is a MetaTrader 4 chart panel for forex majors and minors that share a quote currency. Pairs with the same quote have the same pip cost for a given lot. The indicator uses that correspondence directly: it calculates the cost once for the group, then shows that cost for
Automated Timeframe cycling with Symbols centered. Force every timeframe onto one clock window, so the story you see on Daily is the same story you are slicing on H4, H1, and M1. Traders usually flip timeframes and lose the span. A Daily chart shows a few weeks, then M15 shows a few hours, and the eye treats them as different markets. This indicator locks the window to N bars of the highest enabled timeframe — default 10 Daily — and maps every lower timeframe to that same stretch
motive is to turn market volatility and selected time/session reference points into a visual price grid . Instead of claiming to predict price direction, it gives the trader a structured way to judge where current price sits relative to ATR-derived or fixed-distance ranges. Potential Volatility awareness: ATR-based spacing expands and contracts with measured price volatility. Price-range context: Multiple grid levels show how far price has traveled from a reference point. Session analysis: The
is an exit manager for trades you open yourself. It does not open positions and it does not send signals. After a manual buy or sell, it gives that trade a stop and up to six exit stages based on volatility. Three stages come from Average True Range, each with its own timeframe. Three come from completed range: daily (ADR), weekly (AWR), and monthly (AMR). Each stage can be switched on or off. Enabled stages are sorted by distance. Nearer stages trail the stop. The furthest is posted as the take
An on-chart pre-trade planning panel that calculates and displays risk, lot size, and potential outcomes for three ATR-based targets (TP1 / TP2 / TP3) across ten risk-percentage profiles. It shows live spread, point or pip value, total cost (spread + commission + swap), stop-loss exposure, and the resulting dollar and percentage outcomes for each risk level. The panel is drawn entirely with chart objects, remains responsive to window size, and supports both points and pips mode. Benefits Gives a
visual trade planner for MetaTrader 5. It draws multi-timeframe ATR reward and stop zones on the chart so you can judge distance and payoff before you place the trade yourself. It does not send, modify, or close orders. Motive A single ATR on the chart timeframe often hides the larger and smaller ranges a trade is actually working against. This EA stacks three take-profit slices, each from its own timeframe, period, and multiplier, then places an ATR stop and an optional fixed stop beside them
Displays broker-provided LONG and SHORT swap values for selected instruments in a full-chart, dynamically sized table. The Swaps Monitor Table provides a simple way to view the swap rates supplied by your broker for multiple trading instruments at once. The table can display instruments from Market Watch, all available instruments, or a manually selected list , allowing traders to monitor swap costs without opening each symbol individually. The indicator automatically adjusts the table cells and