High Impact News Intelligence Indicator MT5
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Mohamed Samsudeen
Hem canlı işlem hem algoritmik strateji geliştirme alanlarında 15 yılı aşkın uygulamalı deneyimle, MetaTrader 4 ve MetaTrader 5 için en gelişmiş, en stabil ve performans odaklı Uzman Danışmanları (EA’leri) sunmaya kendimizi adadık. Yolculuğumuz, piyasa davranışını anlamaya yönelik derin bir tutkuyla - Sürüm: 4.0
- Güncellendi: 28 Temmuz 2026
- Etkinleştirmeler: 10
HIGH IMPACT NEWS INTELLIGENCE
Is an information panel for MetaTrader 5. It reads the Economic built into your terminal, finds the High Impact events ahead, counts down to each release, shows which instruments that release drives, and - only after the news is out - measures the real direction of every affected
instrument from live price action.
Launching Price: $299 | Next Price: $399 | Final Price: $1,999
This is an indicator, not an Expert Advisor. It does not open, modify or close positions, and it does not issue trading signals.
IMPORTANT - NOT SUPPORTED BACKTEST AND IT WILL WORKS ONLY ON LIVE CHARTS
This product cannot be backtested. It does not work in the Strategy Tester and it is not meant to.
It is a live information. A historical replay cannot reproduce a real-time economic announcement: there is no real-time countdown, no calendar on backtest.
When running in the tester it says so on the panel and in the Experts log, rather than drawing numbers that would mean nothing. Please evaluate it on a running screen - a demo account is enough, since the Economic is provided by the terminal and does not depend on your account type.
WHAT IT DELIBERATELY DOES NOT DO
- It does not predict direction before a release. Before the announcement you are given an expected volatility level only - never Buy or Sell.
- It makes no profit claim and it is not a trading system. It is a decision-support tool that tells you what is coming and when.
- It uses no DLL imports, no WebRequest, no external web sites and no third party APIs. Every figure comes from the MetaTrader 5.
WHAT THE DASHBOARD SHOWS
- Server time and local computer time, side by side
- Next High Impact report: name, currency, country, importance
- Countdown in days, hours, minutes and seconds, updated every second
- Expected market activity: a 0-100 volatility score shown as Moderate, High, Very High or Extreme, with a progress bar
- Market status: Waiting for News, Imminent, Analyzing Market, Direction Confirmed
- Result: Actual, Forecast and Previous exactly as published; Actual is coloured against Forecast
- Affected symbols, one per line, each with its measured direction
- Upcoming High Impact publications and recent publications with their figures
- Footer showing health and the time of the last refresh
Colour rule: gray - nothing scheduled, blue - waiting, orange - less than one hour, red - less than 15 minutes, green - released.
HOW THE EXPECTED ACTIVITY SCORE IS BUILT
The score describes expected movement size, not movement direction. It combines the importance flag of the economic report, a weighting of the event type (rate decisions, Non-Farm Payrolls, CPI, GDP, PMI and others), the weight of the currency involved, the gap between forecast and previous value, and a measurement of what the same event actually did in the past: the range of the first 15 M1 bars after each earlier divided by the average M1 range of the quiet hour before it. When your broker does not hold M1 history that far back, the display says so and the historical term is replaced by a neutral allowance.
HOW THE POST-NEWS DIRECTION IS MEASURED
Nothing is measured before the event. Once the announcement time has passed, the reference price for each affected instrument is the close of the last M1 bar before the release. The displacement from that reference is divided by the average M1 bar range of the 30 minutes before the economic event, which normalises the result against the instrument's own volatility:
- below 1.0 x Neutral
- 1.0 - 3.5 x Bullish or Bearish
- above 3.5 x Strong Bullish or Strong Bearish
Each line also shows the move in pips and the multiple itself, so you can see how the verdict was reached.
AFFECTED SYMBOLS
The affected instrument list is built automatically from the currency of the report, ordered by relevance, with your window symbol always first. USD events include the metals. Broker prefixes and suffixes are detected from the window symbol, and alternative names such as GOLD or SILVER are recognised. Only
instruments your broker actually offers are listed.
ALERTS
Separate switches for 60, 30, 15, 5 and 1 minute before the release and at the release itself. Each alert fires once per report through the channels you enable: terminal popup, sound, push notification to the MetaTrader mobile app, and e-mail.
DASHBOARD AND INPUTS
movable by its header, resizable by the corner grip and collapsible to a single title bar. Position, width and collapsed state are remembered. Inputs cover the window corner, offsets, width, font, background, text and accent colours, transparency, auto-hide, the refresh interval, the tracked currencies, the number of future and past events listed, the number of affected symbols and their column count, the alert channels and timings, and switches for the
countdown, the expected move analysis and the direction analysis.
An optional colour scheme is applied when attached: white background, dark text, light grid, green bullish and red bearish bars. All five
colours are inputs and the whole feature can be switched off.
REQUIREMENTS AND NOTES
- MetaTrader 5. Any symbol, any timeframe. One chart is enough - terminal wide, not chart specific.
- Live chart only. The Tester is not supported and the product cannot be backtested, for the reasons given above.
- All event times are shown in your trade server time zone, the same way the terminal calendar reports them.
- Push notifications require your MetaQuotes ID to be set in the terminal options, and e-mail alerts require the SMTP settings of the terminal.
- Measurement needs M1 history for the affected instruments. Where it has not been downloaded yet, the line reads Collecting data and resolves itself within seconds.
