DeFoeji Quarterly Theory Dual Cycle Mapper
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Dian Fuji Hamoko
I am an independent trader with a strong interest in financial markets, particularly Forex and Gold (XAUUSD). My trading approach focuses on technical analysis, market structure, Smart Money Concepts (SMC), and multi-timeframe analysis. - Versão: 1.2
DeFoeji Quarterly Dual Cycle
Quarterly Theory, your way: choose AMDX or XAMD on every level.
Most Quarterly Theory tools lock you into one phase order. This indicator lets you decide. Pick AMDX (Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution, Continuation/Reversal) or XAMD (Continuation/Reversal, Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution) separately for the Weekly, Daily and 90-minute cycles, then let the built-in statistics show which model fits your symbol.
Key features
- Dual-model engine: AMDX or XAMD, selectable independently for Weekly, Daily and 90-minute levels.
- Three cycle levels on one chart: Weekly (Monday to Thursday = Q1 to Q4), Daily (Asia, London, New York AM, New York PM) and 90-minute micro cycles inside every session.
- Clock-based phases: each quarter is defined by time, not by candle patterns, so the map is objective and does not change with price action.
- Color-coded boxes: every quarter is drawn as a high/low box labeled A, M, D or X (A gray, M pink, D green, X blue). Level boxes are padded so Weekly, Daily and 90-minute boxes stay readable when stacked.
- Live phase panel: shows the quarter that is running right now on each level and the model in use.
- Daily Q statistics panel: analyses the last N trading days (default 20) and shows, for each Daily quarter, the average range, share of total range, efficiency (|close-open| / range) and how often it was the largest-range quarter.
- AMDX vs XAMD fit score (0 to 100): tests whether D lands on the largest-range quarter (weight 50), A on the smallest-range quarter (weight 25) and D on the most directional quarter (weight 25). The panel then states which model fits better, or that the result is unclear when the gap is too small.
- Server time with offset: built on MT5 server time, with a minute offset to match any broker.
- London hours style: start at 06:30 (per table) or 06:00 (uniform).
- Works on any symbol and timeframe. Weekdays only.
Session schedule (table time)
- Asia 00:00-06:00, London 06:30-12:00 (or 06:00), New York AM 12:00-18:00, New York PM 18:00-24:00
- 90-minute cycles divide each session into four quarters.
How to use
- Attach the indicator to a chart.
- Set the offset so the table time matches your broker's server time.
- Choose AMDX or XAMD for each level in the inputs.
- Read the statistics panel to see which model suits the symbol, and switch the Daily mode if you want to follow it.
Inputs
Levels and Model
- Show Weekly / Daily / 90-minute: enable or disable each level.
- Weekly mode / Daily mode / 90-min mode: AMDX or XAMD for each level.
Time
- Offset in minutes: table time = server time + offset.
- London hours style: per table (06:30) or uniform (06:00).
- Lookback days: how many days of Weekly/Daily boxes and 90-minute boxes to draw.
Display
- Show A/M/D/X labels.
- Fill Weekly / Daily / 90-minute boxes.
- Gap between levels (% of box range).
- Current phase panel on/off.
- Watermark on/off.
Daily Statistics
- Show statistics panel on/off.
- Number of trading days to analyse (N).
- Minimum score gap for a recommendation.
- Panel position (X, Y) and background on/off.
Notes
- The statistics are calculated from M15 history. If the panel shows a data warning, open an M15 chart and scroll back so the terminal can load more history.
- The indicator maps time-based cycles and statistics. It does not generate buy or sell signals.
- Past statistics do not guarantee future behavior. Trade at your own risk.
