MacroEdge Pro

Fundamental Bias Dashboard for MetaTrader 5

Overview

MacroEdge Pro is a comprehensive fundamental analysis panel that surfaces macro data, institutional positioning, and session timing in a single clean dashboard — directly on your chart. Designed for discretionary traders who need economic context without switching between tabs, terminals, or external tools.

Rather than displaying raw numbers, MacroEdge Pro interprets them: beats vs misses, consecutive streaks, COT trend direction, kill zone timing, and intermarket confirmation are all processed and colour-coded so you can read the tape at a glance.

Key Features

📅 Economic Calendar (TODAY tab)

• Today's high-impact releases filtered to the attached pair's currencies only
• Automatic skip of non-numeric events (speeches, surveys, auctions, reports with no forecast/previous)
• EIA energy releases gated to oil/gas charts — won't appear on EURUSD
• Beat/miss outcome per event with % change from prior reading
• Short-Term Direction signal driven by the release with the highest % deviation, persisting 24 hours or until displaced by a larger print
• Pre-release warning banner at 30 minutes, red alert at 5 minutes
• Signal history log showing last 5 signals with ACCEPTED / PARTIAL / DELAYED / REJECTED reaction outcomes

📊 Key Events (KEY EVENTS tab)

• NFP, FOMC, CPI, PCE, PPI, GDP and Initial Claims tracked per currency
• EUR events prefixed by country code (DE CPI, FR CPI, EU HICP) — no ambiguity across Eurozone releases
• Beat/miss streak for last 3 prints (▲▲▼)
• % change from prior reading on every row
• Central bank rates for both pair currencies with last move direction (HIKE / CUT / HOLD)
• Intermarket correlation confirmation (Gold vs EUR, Oil vs CAD, Bonds vs JPY, etc.)
• Confluence score bar: counts all active signals (ST direction, key events, DXY, yield, COT, CB rate differential, intermarket) into a single X/Y readout

📈 CFTC COT Positioning (CFTC tab)

• Symbol-aware: Gold → CFTC Gold Net Positions, Oil → Crude Oil, currencies → S&P 500 + Nasdaq 100 risk proxy
• 4-week history with trend direction (▲ INCREASING — 3 of 3 wks)
• Text-based sparkline (oldest → newest)
• Smart Money divergence flag when COT trend contradicts price action

🕐 Sessions & ICT Kill Zones (SESSIONS tab)

• 4 ICT Kill Zones (Asia, London, New York, London Close) with live active/countdown timers
• Server-time conversion of all UTC windows — works on any broker offset
• Kill zone hit rate (% of last 20 sessions where day high or low formed in each window), calculated in background after first timer tick
• Standard session clock with Tokyo/London and London/NY overlap detection
• Liquidity summary footer

⚙️ Fully Configurable

• All event weights adjustable per input (NFP, FOMC, CPI, PCE, PPI, GDP, Claims, intraday)
• Bias multipliers per currency pair type (EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF)
• Intermarket symbol fields for broker-specific naming (XAGUSD, NGAS, USOIL)
• Section visibility toggles (CB rates, intermarket, confluence bar, history log)
• Panel position, width, font size
• High/Medium/Low importance filter

How to Use

1. Attach to any chart — the panel auto-detects the pair and filters all data to the relevant currencies
2. Open the TODAY tab during active sessions for short-term signal and upcoming release warnings
3. Use the KEY EVENTS tab for the macro backdrop: trend of CPI/PCE/GDP, CB rate direction, streak of beats/misses
4. Check the CFTC tab weekly (Friday release) for institutional positioning trend and divergence flags
5. Use the SESSIONS tab to time entries within ICT Kill Zones — active zone shown at top with countdown

Requirements

• MetaTrader 5 build 2755+
• Economic calendar must be enabled in terminal (Tools → Options → Charts → Show news)
• DXY and Bond symbols configurable (defaults: USDX, ZN) — set to your broker's equivalents
• Allow WebRequest not required — uses native MT5 Calendar API only

Notes

Bias multipliers and event weights are heuristic starting points, not statistically derived coefficients. The confluence score is a signal count, not a probability. Both are intended as structured frameworks for your own discretionary analysis — not automated signals.