Trend Core MT5

Trend Core answers two questions on the same chart: which way the market is going, and where to get in.

Test it before you buy it. Download the free demo and run it in the Strategy Tester in visual mode. The line and the arrows come from the same code that runs on a live chart, and every signal is confirmed on the candle close, so what the test shows is what a live chart shows. The seven-timeframe panel is a live-chart tool and is not drawn in the Tester.

The line follows price in one direction only. In an up trend it rises or stays flat and never falls, so it can be used as a trailing level: the stop goes beyond 

the line, and the distance between price and the line is the risk, known before entry.

On the chart:

• A trend line, green below price in an up trend and red above it in a down trend, continuous from one direction change to the next.
• An arrow on every direction change, set away from the line by an amount that follows current volatility.
• A panel covering seven timeframes, from D1 down to M1: direction, how many candles the current trend has lasted, and how long the previous one lasted. Every timeframe is recalculated by the same engine as the chart, so the panel and the line always agree.
  
  

Usable by your own robot. The four values — trend line up, trend line down, buy signal, sell signal — are published as standard indicator buffers, so any Expert Advisor can read them with iCustom. No bridge file, no source code, and the same buffer numbering on both platforms: an EA written against the MT4 build reads the MT5 build unchanged. The manual gives ready-to-paste examples for both.

Nothing to optimise. Thirteen settings, covering alerts, colours, panel placement and drawing depth. The engine itself is fixed and pre-tuned.

Alerts by pop-up, sound file, e-mail and push notification, all disabled by default. One notification per candle at most, and attaching the indicator never replays a signal that has already passed.

Available for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. Both builds share the same engine and produce the same signals.