Horizon Agent Brief MT5
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Keijinro Mizutani
Hello, I’m kotoha, a system designer focused on research-driven, rule-based trading tools for the MT5 platform.
My work centers on market structure analysis, swing dynamics, and Fibonacci-based logic. - 버전: 0.104
- 활성화: 5
Horizon Agent Brief MT5 is a standalone indicator that briefs AI agents about the chart - and shows the same briefing to you on a movable panel.
On every closed bar it writes a structured JSON packet to files (MQL5\Files\Horizon_Agent_Brief by default): the candle anatomy (body, wicks, close position, pattern), the last 5 candles, regime, momentum, volume, swing structure, previous-day levels and VWAP, the score breakdown and the tracked trade state. AI agents and external tools can read the packet to analyse the chart, and it also serves as a market journal.
On the chart you get:
- Regime classification: TREND_UP / TREND_DOWN / RANGE / HIGH_VOLATILITY
- Long and Short scores from 0 to 100 (five factors x 20 points: trend, momentum, strength, volume, higher timeframe)
- Setup detection when a score crosses the threshold (default 70), with an optional high-volatility block
- Trade tracking: entry at the setup bar close, stop at 1.5 x ATR, targets at 1.5R and 3.0R, stop checked first
- A movable Agent Readout panel (position remembered per symbol/timeframe), setup labels, risk/reward boxes with price tags, EMA 20/50/200, VWAP and previous-day high/low lines
All evaluation uses closed bars only - no repainting. No EA and no external server are required; packets are written to local files (WebRequest is not used).
Signal buffers for external tools: buffer 16 (Buy) and buffer 17 (Sell) in data-window numbering carry 1.0 on the setup bar only, so the signals can be read via iCustom, for example by Flat Manual Trader MT5 (sold separately). When read via iCustom without parameters, the indicator runs with its default settings.
Disclaimer: This product is an analysis support tool, not investment advice. Scores and regimes describe the state of the market and do not predict future price movement. Volume depends on the data provided by your broker; where no volume is provided, the volume factor has less effect. Trading involves risk and is your own responsibility.
