Demetra WeekClock Hour x Weekday Atlas
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Francesca Draoli
Under the name DEMETRA, I develop software for MetaTrader 5. On this profile I publish indicators, utilities and expert advisors. I handle the code, the tests and the updates myself. - Sürüm: 1.52
- Etkinleştirmeler: 10
A map of every hour of every weekday: how often that hour closed up, its average return, and whether that tendency still held in later weeks. Any symbol from your terminal. It never trades on live charts.
Main features
- One cell per weekday and hour. Colour shows how often that hour closed up over the lookback you set. Hover a cell for the up share, the average return, and whether the same direction kept showing up in later weeks. Only closed bars are counted. A cell stays blank until there are enough samples.
- Live strip: today's range so far against what is typical by this hour of this weekday, described in plain words (quiet, normal or expanded). The comparison follows each weekday's own rhythm, so a quiet Asian morning or a short Sunday open is not called quiet just because it is early.
- Any symbol: pick a market group and a symbol; the chart symbol does not change. A symbol the Lab adds to Market Watch is hidden again when you pick another one and when you remove the Lab.
- Export the grid to a CSV file in MQL5\Files.
- It rebuilds on a schedule you set, and once more after a restart as soon as the terminal is connected and the history is complete.
- Hours are your broker's server time plus an optional shift. Sunday has its own row (many brokers open the week with a short Sunday-evening session). Saturday fills only for symbols that trade at weekends. When US and European clocks differ for a short stretch of the year, European session hours can appear one column earlier or later.
- Tooltips on every button, header and row. On a chart too small for the full grid, the panel folds itself to a title bar. No account data on screen.
- Out-of-range inputs are refused with one clear message. No DLL, no web requests. English UI. (The Strategy Tester demo opens one validator trade.)
Trading involves risk of loss. WeekClock describes how each hour of the week behaved on past prices; it gives no trading signals and no guarantee of results. Past statistics do not predict future ones.
