SD Zones MTF Dashboard
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- 버전: 1.0
- 활성화: 5
SD Zones MTF Dashboard is a chart-analysis tool for MetaTrader 5 that automatically marks supply and demand zones and shows the trend of four timeframes in a compact on-chart panel. WHAT IT DOES - Detects supply and demand zones from confirmed swing pivots. - Keeps only zones that were followed by a real impulse move (measured in ATR), so weak levels are filtered out. - Extends active zones to the right and removes them once price closes beyond them (optionally shows broken zones as outlines). - Merges overlapping zones to keep the chart clean. - Dashboard shows the EMA trend (UP / DOWN) for M15, H1, H4 and D1, plus the number of active supply and demand zones. - Alerts (popup and push notification) when price touches a zone. HOW IT WORKS A zone is created after a swing high or swing low is confirmed by a number of bars on both sides (default: 5). The zone is only drawn if price then moved away by at least the configured multiple of ATR (default: 1.5). Zones are built from closed bars only. Because a pivot needs confirmation, a new zone appears a few bars after the turning point (by design), and it does not move or disappear afterwards unless price breaks it. SETTINGS - Bars to analyze, pivot strength, minimum impulse (x ATR), ATR period - Maximum active zones per side - Show broken zones on/off - Supply and demand colors - Popup alerts on/off, push notifications on/off - Dashboard on/off, fast/slow EMA periods, panel position HOW TO USE Attach the indicator to any symbol and timeframe. Use the zones as areas of interest together with your own rules and risk management. Check the dashboard to see whether higher timeframes agree with the direction you are considering. NOTES - Works on forex, metals, indices and other symbols. Check the results on your broker's symbols in the demo account first. - This is an analysis tool. It does not open or close trades. - Supply and demand zones are areas of possible reaction; price may pass through them. No signal or zone guarantees profit. - Trading involves risk. Past behavior of price does not predict future results. SUPPORT Questions and feature requests are welcome in the comments section.
