For example, you can see a video demonstration (for MT5, but there is no difference):

scap indicator  , no use 

 i purchased  and  tried  but  very dissapointed  as its repainting  . and later  that  adjusted  as per price  movement in history .... which  we see back ...

  when we takes position as per it saw us predition  but  price always  go to its ways  not as per indicator  and later indicator repaints and readjusted as per  price ....

 in single  word description ------ no use   fully  fool making to peoples 

Excuse me, perhaps you do not quite understand the main task that this indicator performs.

Read next description, please. I'll try to describe in more detail the principle:

1. The indicator looks in the history of the area which has the maximum correlation with the actual (current) area.
2. Then it shows the found area of ​​history on the actual (current) area.
3. On the left side you see historical bars, which have the maximum correlation with the current bars. On the right side you see historical bars that continue right after the historical area, this is a historical outcome (this is what happened in history).
4. This indicator does not predict future bars. It only shows what was in history, using the search for the most similar situation.

If you still do not understand the principle of the indicator, let me know, please.

I would love to see this paired with Neural Networks /Machine Learning :) 

Hi Lev,

Yes, I agree, it would be great to combine neural networks with this tool. I'll think about it and perhaps implement one of my ideas in the near future.

Thank you for your interest!

GREAT! :) Thank you! Will patiently wait for the (potentially) new "AI" version. :)

Hi :)

Do you mind adding buttons for the different layers (up to 20) directly on the chart? So that user can always use all 20 layers at the same time BUT there will be buttons on the chart where user can quickly disable/enable the layers! This would be a great

feature! I always want to see at a glance which of the 20 layers have predicted the market best by comparing to historical periods. So it is like backtest/forward test. (all data here is past!)

So i choose 2 PAST periods of chart history and see which of the layers have predicted the market best. Then i want to quickly disable all the other layers directly from chart (buttons) so that i can work with the best layer only.

Right now when all 20 layers are on it is just a mess. I can not see which of the layers predicted the market best. 

Can you add that?  :)

Thank you

Hi,

Sure, I'll try to add that.

Actually, all layers are sorted by correlation. The first layer always shows the best correlation, the last layer always shows the worst correlation.