DojiZonenIndikator
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- 버전: 3.10
- 활성화: 5
**Heiken Doji Zone Detector – Multi-Timeframe Indecision Zones for MT5**
Automatically detects **Heiken Ashi Doji candles** — the most powerful indecision signal in price action — and projects them as clearly visible zones on your chart. Calculate zones on a higher timeframe (e.g. M10) and display them on your execution timeframe (e.g. M2).
### Why Heiken Ashi Doji Zones Work
A **Heiken Ashi Doji** is a candle with an extremely small body and long wicks on both sides. Unlike regular Dojis, Heiken Ashi Dojis are filtered from market noise — they only appear when the market is **truly undecided**. This indecision creates a price range where neither buyers nor sellers have control.
When price eventually **breaks out** of this zone, one side has won the battle. The breakout direction reveals who took over — and these breakouts tend to be **strong, directional moves** because all the accumulated orders inside the zone fuel the momentum.
**The edge:** The zone acts as both a **support/resistance area** and a **trigger zone**. A close above the zone = bullish signal. A close below = bearish signal. The zone width gives you a natural **stop-loss and take-profit distance**.
### Features
- **Multi-Timeframe** — Calculate zones on any higher timeframe, display on your trading chart
- **Clean Rectangle Zones** — No jagged lines, precise horizontal zones with sharp edges
- **Break Detection** — Automatic color change when price breaks the zone (green = bullish, red = bearish)
- **Break Arrows** — Clear entry signals at the opposite zone boundary
- **Zone Extension** — Optionally extend zones X bars after break for visual tracking
- **Heiken Ashi Doji Filter** — Configurable body ratio, candle size, and open-close distance
- **Works on any symbol** — Forex, Gold, Indices, Crypto — any instrument, any timeframe
### Companion: Heiken Doji Analyzer
Separate statistics window that backtests every zone break automatically:
- Total breaks (Long/Short)
- TP and SL hit rate
- Win rate per direction
- Expected value in R-multiples
- TP = zone width, SL = zone width (1:1 RR, adjustable via multiplier)
