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Infleizmente, "SMC Day Trading Session Scanner Try" está indisponível

Você pode conferir outros produtos de Wen Rui Tan:
1. Updated usage instructions in blog below:  Smart Market Structure Trading System and Automatic Scanner - Trading Systems - 13 October 2023 - Traders' Blogs (mql5.com) https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/754495 2.1 YouTube video link for introduction:   https://youtu.be/tMU04wo0bc8 2.2 YouTube video link for "Added buttons":  https://youtu.be/hKaijMARwWk&nbsp   3. Smart Money Concepts, Support and Resistance, Buy Side Liquidity, Sell Side Liquidity, Monthly Highs/Lows, Weekly High/Lows, Previou
1. Updated usage instructions in blog below:  Smart Market Structure Trading System and Automatic Scanner - Trading Systems - 13 October 2023 - Traders' Blogs (mql5.com) https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/754495 2. YouTube video link for introduction:   https://youtu.be/tMU04wo0bc8 3. The Smart Market Structure Opportunity Scanner is a great tool to find trading entries and exits based on Smart Money Concepts. It has a build-in custom choice of Forex pair lists to choose from for the scan, and
This scanner works with the other "Smart Market Structure Opportunity Scanner", and is basically an extension of that scanner  with added features to find more accurate entry opportunities for day trading or refined swing trading.  The most important added features are:  1) The ADRs ( Average Daily Range ) for the last 5 days would have color and  +/- sign that shows the direction of each days ADR     move.  2) I added RSI values for each of the trading timeframes ( 1min, 5min, 15min, 30min, 60m
This is the higher timeframe pivot scanner.  There are quite a few input options to choose from,  to calculate the Daily, Weekly, or the Monthly Pivots, for any forex pairs / or your own pairs.  You can use the Fibonacci way of calculating the pivots, or the Standard way of calculation.  The input choice also has 5 different ways to choose from:  - using the averages of High, Low and Close. - using the averages of High, Low, Close, and Close.  - using the averages of High, Low, Open, and Close.