CRT Pro MT4 Candle Range Theory

HOW TO USE                                                       1. Drag the indicator onto any chart.                            2. Set AnchorDate (YYYY.MM.DD) and AnchorTime (HH:MM) to the        bar where you want the VWAP to start calculating from.        3. The VWAP line and up to 3 standard deviation bands will          appear from that anchor point to the current bar.             MULTIPLE INSTANCES                                                Set a different IndicatorID (e.g. 1, 2, 3

Draws high of the day and low of the day anchored VWAPs for multiple days.                   DaysBack = Today only, today + 1 day back, today + 2 days back...               Today recalculates live                             Historical days are computed ONCE and frozen (static).                Colors tab shows exactly 2 entries:                                  High of the day VWAP color  (default: Green)                                   Low of the day VWAP color  (default: Red)               

# VWAP Trend Dashboard  --- ## What It Does Displays a compact dashboard on any MT5 chart showing the **VWAP-based bias** for up to **5 symbols simultaneously**. For each symbol it checks the current price against four VWAP levels and summarises the overall directional bias in a single Trend column. --- ## Dashboard Columns | Column | What It Means | |---|---| | **Symbol** | Your custom display label | | **NY VWAP** | VWAP anchored at NY session open today | | **Day VWAP** | VWAP anchored

Stop wasting time digging through MT4/MT5 account statements to understand how your trading is performing. The Trading Stats Indicator puts every number you need — Win Rate, Avg Profit, Avg Loss, Risk:Reward Ratio, Expected Value, and Total Profit — right on the chart, updated live with every tick. Why Trading Stats Exists? Every serious trader eventually asks the same questions at the end of a session: How many trades did I take today? What was my average winner versus my average loser? Do I a

Opening Range Pro WHAT DOES THIS INDICATOR DO? The Opening Range indicator marks the highest and lowest price reached during a specific time window that you define (for example, the first 15 minutes of the New York session). Once that window closes, it draws two horizontal lines — one at the high and one at the low — extending across the rest of the trading day, so you can see at a glance whether price is above or below the range, and use those levels as reference for your trading decisions.

Draws high of the day and low of the day anchored VWAPs for multiple days.                   DaysBack = Today only, today + 1 day back, today + 2 days back...               Today recalculates live                             Historical days are computed ONCE and frozen (static).                Colors tab shows exactly 2 entries:                                  High of the day VWAP color  (default: Green)                                   Low of the day VWAP color  (default: Red)               

# VWAP Trend Dashboard  --- ## What It Does Displays a compact dashboard on any MT5 chart showing the **VWAP-based bias** for up to **5 symbols simultaneously**. For each symbol it checks the current price against four VWAP levels and summarises the overall directional bias in a single Trend column. --- ## Dashboard Columns | Column | What It Means | |---|---| | **Symbol** | Your custom display label | | **NY VWAP** | VWAP anchored at NY session open today | | **Day VWAP** | VWAP anchored

Stop wasting time digging through MT4/MT5 account statements to understand how your trading is performing. The Trading Stats Indicator puts every number you need — Win Rate, Avg Profit, Avg Loss, Risk:Reward Ratio, Expected Value, and Total Profit — right on the chart, updated live with every tick. Why Trading Stats Exists? Every serious trader eventually asks the same questions at the end of a session: How many trades did I take today? What was my average winner versus my average loser? Do I a

Opening Range Pro WHAT DOES THIS INDICATOR DO? The Opening Range indicator marks the highest and lowest price reached during a specific time window that you define (for example, the first 15 minutes of the New York session). Once that window closes, it draws two horizontal lines — one at the high and one at the low — extending across the rest of the trading day, so you can see at a glance whether price is above or below the range, and use those levels as reference for your trading decisions.

CRT Pro WHAT PROBLEM DOES CRT PRO SOLVE? --------------------------------- When trading on low timeframes such as M1, M5, M15 or M30, it is easy to lose sight of the broader market structure. CRT Pro solves this  by overlaying H1 candles and H4 High/Low range lines directly behind your  low timeframe chart, in real time, so you always know where the higher timeframe market structure sits relative to current price — without switching charts or opening multiple windows. -----------------------