Fabii Memory Baseline
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Fabien Georges Andre Guillemaud
MetaTrader 5向けのカスタムインジケーターとトレーディングツールを開発しています。
私自身もトレーダーです。長年にわたり、自分自身のシステムトレード手法を構築・改善してきました。インジケーターをゼロから設計し、さまざまな組み合わせを検証し、リスク管理パラメータを調整し、実際の市場環境でコードをデバッグしてきた経験があります。その実践的な経験により、お客様が説明を終える前に、本当に必要としているものを理解できます。
開発内容：
カスタムインジケーター（オシレーター、オーバーレイ、マルチタイムフレーム版）
MT4からMT5への変換 - バージョン: 1.24
- アクティベーション: 20
Every moving average forgets a move the moment it ends. This baseline remembers — it holds the level a trend reached instead of snapping back into the noise. Your trading timeframe and a higher one on the same chart. Any pair, any timeframe. No repaint. Try it free on your own charts in the Strategy Tester before you buy.
▬▬▬ THE PROBLEM ▬▬▬
A normal moving average follows price tick by tick. In a quiet range it wobbles, and every small spike drags it around — so your entries and exits flip on noise that means nothing. You end up over-trading a line that never sits still.
▬▬▬ HOW IT WORKS ▬▬▬
Memory Baseline adapts, then remembers. When price stretches far from the line, a rubber-band pull closes the gap so the baseline keeps up with a real move. When the move is over, the line does not snap back — it holds the level it reached and eases down on its own, the way a trend actually cools off. A directional slope bias leans the line the way momentum is running, capped by ATR so it never runs away from price. The result is a baseline that tracks strong moves but stops reacting to every wick.
▬▬▬ WHY IT BEATS A PLAIN EMA 200 ▬▬▬
A 200-period EMA is the classic baseline, but it is a fixed-speed average: it lags badly when a real move starts, then keeps drifting after the move is over, and it wobbles inside ranges because every close pulls it a little. Memory Baseline is not fixed-speed. It closes the gap to price fast when a move actually stretches, holds the reached level instead of drifting back, and stays put when price is only chopping. Same idea as an EMA baseline — one clean line you trade around — but it reacts when it should and stays still when it should, which is exactly what an EMA cannot do at a single fixed period.
▬▬▬ TWO BASELINES, ONE CHART ▬▬▬
Turn on the higher-timeframe overlay and a second baseline appears on the same chart — the same memory line computed on a higher timeframe, drawn as a staircase. Your local line gives the fine signal; the higher-timeframe line gives the background bias. You read top-down without switching charts: trade the local line in the direction of the higher-timeframe one.
▬▬▬ KEY FEATURES ▬▬▬
- Memory adaptation: the line pulls to price on a real stretch, then holds its level instead of snapping back.
- Directional bias: leans with the prevailing slope, ATR-capped.
- Second baseline from a higher timeframe, shown together with the local one on the same chart.
- Direction colouring: both lines read bullish or bearish at a glance.
- Price label at the current level.
- Cross alerts: popup, sound or push when price crosses the local line.
- EA-readable buffers (line and direction, via iCustom).
- No repaint — signals are final on bar close.
▬▬▬ INPUTS ▬▬▬
| Parameter | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| MA Type | EMA or SMA base | EMA |
| MA Period | Base MA period | 200 |
| Adapt Mode | Off or rubber-band pull | Rubber |
| ATR Period | ATR period for the pull limit | 14 |
| ATR Mult | Pull limit in ATR multiples | 5.0 |
| Adapt Strength | Pull strength past the limit (0..1) | 0.8 |
| Bias Mode | Off or directional slope | Slope |
| Bias Strength | Directional bias strength | 1.0 |
| Max Bias ATR | Bias cap in ATR multiples | 1.0 |
| Bias Smooth | Slope smoothing period | 2 |
| HTF | Second baseline timeframe (Current = off) | Current |
| Colour Line | Colour the lines by direction | true |
| Show Label | Price label at the local line | true |
| Alert On Cross | Alert when price crosses the local line | true |
▬▬▬ HOW TO USE IT ▬▬▬
- Add it to any chart. The default 200-period baseline suits swing and trend trading.
- Read direction from the colour: price above a rising line favours longs, below a falling line favours shorts.
- Use a close beyond the line as a bias shift, not a raw scalping trigger.
- For a top-down read, set HTF to a higher timeframe and trade the local line in the direction of the higher-timeframe staircase.
- Turn on alerts so you do not have to watch the chart.
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▬▬▬ SUPPORT ▬▬▬
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▬▬▬ GET IT ▬▬▬
Download it, drop it on a chart, and read your first candle. If it earns a place in your setup, a review helps other traders find it. Follow my profile for what comes next. (For educational and analytical use. Trading involves risk; past behaviour does not guarantee future results.)
