Auto Trendline Channel Touch Count

RSI AutoScale is a clean, lightweight RSI for traders who use both TradingView and MetaTrader 5 and want the two charts to look the same. WHAT IT SHOWS - RSI (Wilder smoothing): the same values as the standard RSI, with any applied price. - Signal line on the RSI: SMA, EMA, SMMA or LWMA, with its own period. - Levels: upper, middle and lower lines (70 / 50 / 30 by default). They use MT5's native levels, so they reach the right edge and their values appear on the scale. - Zone fills: the middle

Elliott Wave Auto Count labels Elliott waves automatically on four degrees at the same time: the base degree and the three degrees above it. It follows the rules and guidelines of "Elliott Wave Principle" (Frost & Prechter). For the current wave it also shows a price x time target zone and an invalidation level. This is the MetaTrader 4 version; the counting logic is the same as in the MetaTrader 5 version (sold separately). HOW IT WORKS 1. Swings: five ATR(100)-based zigzags. Each higher degr

Dow Structure MTF shows the Dow theory trend structure of five timeframes at the same time, using the pullback low / rally high approach that is common among Japanese traders. For each timeframe you see whether the trend is up, down or range, which price would change it, and how far the current price is from that level. Only closed bars are used, so a confirmed result never changes afterwards (no repaint). This is the MetaTrader 4 version; the logic, inputs, display and alerts are the same as i

Fibo Price Time Zones combines Fibonacci price levels with Fibonacci time targets and draws them on the chart as boxes (price x time zones). It helps you organize which price areas to watch and roughly when. Where boxes from several waves and from higher timeframes overlap, the area is emphasized in three levels. Base waves are built only from confirmed swings, so a confirmed box does not move afterwards (see the conditions below). This is the MetaTrader 4 version; the calculation, inputs, defa

Time Average Lines draws four averages that are measured by time, not by the number of bars. When you switch timeframes, each line still averages the same length of time. The main line (3) averages how far price had moved from the day's open at the same clock time on past days, and the rest of today is shown as a dotted path that joins those past averages. The path is a summary of the past, not a forecast. THE FOUR LINES - (1) Time MA: average close of the bars that started within the last N m

Gold Pullback EA is a simple trend-following robot for XAUUSD (gold). It waits for the daily trend, buys or sells the pullback on H4, and lets winners run with an ATR trailing stop. HOW IT TRADES - Trend filter (D1): long only when EMA50 > EMA200 and the daily close is above EMA50; short only in the opposite case. - Entry (H4): price pulls back to EMA20 within the last 3 bars, then an H4 bar closes back beyond EMA20 and beyond the previous bar's high (low for shorts). - Stop loss: below the la

Elliott Wave Auto Count labels Elliott waves automatically on four degrees at the same time: the base degree and the three degrees above it. It follows the rules and guidelines of "Elliott Wave Principle" (Frost & Prechter). For the current wave it also shows a price x time target zone and an invalidation level. HOW IT WORKS 1. Swings: five ATR(100)-based zigzags. Each higher degree uses a larger swing threshold. The finest zigzag is hidden and is used only to count the sub-waves inside each l

Dow Structure MTF shows the Dow theory trend structure of five timeframes at the same time, using the pullback low / rally high approach that is common among Japanese traders. For each timeframe you see whether the trend is up, down or range, which price would change it, and how far the current price is from that level. Only closed bars are used, so a confirmed result never changes afterwards (no repaint). WHAT YOU SEE - Table of five timeframes (M15, H1, H4, D1, W1 by default, all changeable)

Fibo Price Time Zones combines Fibonacci price levels with Fibonacci time targets and draws them on the chart as boxes (price x time zones). It helps you organize which price areas to watch and roughly when. Where boxes from several waves and from higher timeframes overlap, the area is emphasized in three levels. Base waves are built only from confirmed swings, so a confirmed box does not move afterwards (see the conditions below). WHAT IT DRAWS - Price levels: retracement 38.2 / 50 / 61.8 / 7

Time Average Lines draws four averages that are measured by time, not by the number of bars. When you switch timeframes, each line still averages the same length of time. The main line (3) averages how far price had moved from the day's open at the same clock time on past days, and the rest of today is shown as a dotted path that joins those past averages. The path is a summary of the past, not a forecast. THE FOUR LINES - (1) Time MA: average close of the bars that started within the last N m

Auto Trendline Channel MTF draws trendlines, parallel channels and horizontal support / resistance automatically from confirmed swing highs and lows. For each line it records the touch count, close breaks, wick breaks and retests. A table shows, for the chart timeframe and two higher timeframes, the nearest line above and below the price, the distance to it and the Dow theory direction. Touch counts and break records describe what happened on the past chart. They do not tell whether price will