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Main Features

• for each detected pair with majors (8 main currencies) on both sides and for each timeframe (from M1 to D1), the amount of history bars is displayed
• for each timeframe, the pair with the shortest history is highlighted
• automatic downloading of all the necessary history data for all displayed pairs based on the adjustable parameters (desired amount of bars specified separately for each timeframe)

Main features

• for any given point in time, the overall strength is calculated using the data from the recent history segments of specified length (by default 'last 240 hours' which should correspond to 2 trading weeks)
• furthermore, for each of 8 currencies, the speed of overall strength rising/falling is calculated and displayed in sorted order from the fastest rising to the fastest falling; the speed algorithm is adjustable and updated at every tick
• in the 'cross mode', the difference between overall strengths of two particular currencies of the currency pair this indicator is attached to is shown
• most important settings can be controlled and changed globally (using hotkeys or scripts) in the real-time for all the charts at once without the necessity of the manual adjusting the indicator's properties
• optional EMA feature to smooth out the data
• fixed linear double-precision percentage scale from 0% (overall weakest currency) to 100% (overall strongest currency)
• various display customizations including the colors, width and graph type (line/histogram) and even font type and size of the data
• in the 'cross mode', optional audio/visual notification when the zero line is crossed
  (i.e. when one currency of the pair just turned from overall weaker to overall stronger compared to the other one of the given pair, and vice versa)
• in the 'cross mode', built-in divergence detector capable of detection of 'possible' divergences (something what seems at the moment to be a divergence, but isn't confirmed yet) and already 'confirmed' divergences

• special and very unique algorithm allowing the recalculation of the pivots at virtually any frequency - besides traditional recalculation every 24 hours, all the pivot data can be recalculated for example every 4 hours, every hour, every 5 minutes, every minute, and in the 'real-time mode' the data can be even recalculated at every tick (maximal possible update frequency, for real 'accuracy enthusiasts')
• besides the traditional pivots formula can calculate also Fibonacci pivots
• can calculate and display either standard pivot points (main pivot point P and 3 bands S1 R1, S2 R2, S3 R3), or mid-pivot points (P, S0.5 R0.5, S1 R1, S1.5 R1.5) if finer granularity is needed
• in addition to the classic history representation, the actual (most current) pivot data can be also displayed as (moving) horizontal lines (either full-length or of the specified length) which, in addition, can be drawn in the background
  (i.e. 'under' the main price chart, to avoid distortion of candles)
• wide range of settings, including:
  • number of bands switch (0 - 3)
  • pivots/mid-pivots switch
  • standard/Fibonacci mode switch
  • drawing history lines enable/disable switch
  • drawing horizontal lines enable/disable switch
  • short/full horizontal lines switch
  • customizable extra price-line highlighting
  • customizable text labels

Main features

• for any given point in time, the overall pivot position is calculated using the data from the recent history segments of 'last 24 hours'
• 'sister' indicator to CSI with several differences:
  • while CSI shows short to intermediate term trend (by default the period of 10 trading days), CPI is focused more to 'what is happening right now'
  • different formula
  • different scale with no fixed minimum/maximum
• furthermore, for each of 8 currencies, the speed of overall strength rising/falling is calculated and displayed in sorted order from the fastest rising to the fastest falling; the speed algorithm is adjustable and updated at every tick
• in the 'cross mode', the difference between overall pivot positions of two particular currencies of the currency pair this indicator is attached to is shown
• most important settings can be controlled and changed globally (using hotkeys or scripts) in the real-time for all the charts at once without the necessity of the manual adjusting the indicator's properties
• optional EMA feature to smooth out the data
• variable linear double-precision percentage scale, mostly within the range from -100% (overall mid-pivot S0.5 position) to 100% (overall mid-pivot R0.5 position)
• various display customizations including the colors, width and graph type (line/histogram) and even font type and size of the data
• in the 'cross mode', optional audio/visual notification when the zero line is crossed
  (i.e. when one currency of the pair just turned from overall weaker to overall stronger compared to the other one of the given pair, and vice versa)
• in the 'cross mode', optional audio/visual notification when the specified level is exceeded
  (i.e. when the difference between overall pivot positions of two particular currencies of the currency pair exceeds the specified level)
• in the 'cross mode', built-in divergence detector capable of detection of 'possible' divergences (something what seems at the moment to be a divergence, but isn't confirmed yet) and already 'confirmed' divergences

Main features

• the current overall strength and the overall pivot positions are calculated using the data from the most recent history segments of specified length
• for each of 8 major currencies is displayed:
  • overall strength/pivot positions, expressed in graphical as well as numerical form
  • optional graphic indication whether overall strength/pivot levels are currently rising/falling
  • optional graphic indication whether overall strength/pivot levels are currently accelerating in its rising/falling
  • graphic indication when overall pivot level appears above 100% (overall mid-pivot R0.5) or below -100% (overall mid-pivot S0.5)
  • optional graphical mini-chart with linear double-precision percentage scale, either in 'strength' mode or 'pivot' mode, with adjustable scroll-interval (if set above 1s, the resulting value is the arithmetic average of all values calculated within given interval) and optional minute separators (vertical grid)
• most important settings can be controlled and changed globally (using hotkeys or scripts) in the real-time without the necessity of the manual adjusting the indicator's properties
• various display customizations including the colors, width, font type and size of the data
• optional mini-chart's scale description and graphic-meter's scale description
• for each of 8 major currencies is furthermore implemented:
  • optional audio signalization when overall strength acceleration is detected
  • optional audio signalization when overall pivot level appears within the specified 'near' deviation (by default 2%) of 100% or -100% (i.e. from 98% to 102%, or from -98% to -102%)
  • optional audio signalization when overall pivot level appears above 100% or below -100%, with regards to 'near' deviation (i.e., with the default settings, above 102% or below -102%)
• optional audio/visual/e-mail notifications with the following features (all configurable separately for each of 8 currencies):
  • 4 triggers per currency: overall strength level above/below and overall pivot level above/below
  • 2 'timeout' variables per currency: timeout for overall strength level alarm and timeout for overall pivot level alarm
    (i.e. how often is the alarm of the same event allowed to occur)
  • 2 'iteration' variables per currency: number of iterations for overall strength level alarms and number of iterations for overall pivot level alarms
    (i.e. how many times is the alarm of the same event allowed to occur; with the special value for 'never' and 'infinite')

Main features

• all standard features of respective indicators
• built-in divergence detector capable of detection of 'possible' divergences (something what seems at the moment to be a divergence, but isn't confirmed yet) and already 'confirmed' divergences, with:
  • for indicators with fixed scale (CCI, RSI, Stochastic) - a possibility to set the 'minimal significant deviation' to display and alert only significant divergences (filtering out the 'noise')
  • an ability to separately configure the appearance of divergence trend-lines in the main price chart area and/or in the indicator chart area in order to stress out a divergence, including the possibility to separately configure the width of these price's and indicator's trend-lines

Main features

• displays 4 bands around the imaginary middle (SMA with the default period 20) which are the most likely zones where the price either bounce off or continue towards the next band; furthermore, the third and fourth band is often used to identify so-called extreme overbought/oversold areas indicating an upcoming market turn, or, especially if seen in higher timeframes, indicating a strong pressure in the given currency pair
• all used Fibonacci numbers are adjustable in the indicator's properties; also, the period of the (non-displayed) middle SMA is adjustable (non-displayed because the Metatrader unfortunately doesn't allow to display more than 8 lines per indicator)
• most of the settings can be controlled and changed globally (using hotkeys or scripts) in the real-time for all the charts at once without the necessity of the manual adjusting the indicator's properties
• optional fully customizable audio/visual/e-mail notification when the price appears beyond the 3rd band and beyond the 4th band; furthermore, the notification of the 3rd band may be restricted to only those cases when the price appears within the specified distance (by default 20%) from the high/low calculated from the specified history range (by default 'last 240 hours')

• 5pm EST is the very time when the present trading day ends, swap (roll-over) interest rates are applied and at the same time the new trading day begins, so the '5pm EST open price' is actually the open price of a trading day; therefore this indicator allows to see at very first sight how the given currency pair is doing any single day
• furthermore, this indicator allows to examine the market movement of all 3 world markets (Asia, EU, US) within a given day and see whether the later market happens to be in reversal mode compared to the former market
  (e.g. US market sometimes reverses what happened during EU market)
• at every 5pm EST the indicator's data is resetted (set to 0) and optional vertical separator of specified height and color is drawn
• single-color/multi-color switch; multi-color mode allows to specify different color for the data above 0 (above the price from the last 5pm EST) and different color for the data below 0
• all the data can be displayed either as a pure price offset (e.g. '0.0165') or recalculated as a deviation in pips (e.g. '165')
• optional horizontal line drawn in the main price chart (optionally drawn in the background) displaying the price from the last 5pm EST, thus allowing another way to easily see whether the current quote is above or below the open price from the beginning of the trading day
• optional MA feature with adjustable period allows to smooth out the noise and show the price swings; all 4 MA modes (SMA, EMA, SMMA, LWMA) are supported

Main features

• multi-timeframe - in a given chart timeframe can be displayed the data either for the same timeframe (traditional approach) or for any higher timeframe up to 'daily'
  (e.g. in M5 timeframe chart can be displayed indicator's data calculated from H4 timeframe chart)
• allows to select MA period as well as MA mode; all 4 MA modes (SMA, EMA, SMMA, LWMA) are supported
• 2 modes of operation - ATR mode (when MA period is greater than 1), Range mode (when MA period is equal to 1)
• optional 4 lines of text, separately switchable and fully customizable (i.e. text position, font type and size), showing:
  • 1st line - the current (most recent) data, shown in respective color according to its ratio to the average and to the maximum (i.e. if the current data exceeds the average then is shown in yellow color; if exceeds the maximum then is shown in red color); all colors and ratios for comparison are fully customizable
  • 2nd line - the average of specified number of 'last N' values (by default 'last 10') and its percentage ratio to the current data
  • 3rd line - the maximum of specified number of 'last N' values and its percentage ratio to the current data
  • 4th line - 'Last 5pmEST Distance' value (feature taken from the Last 5pmEST Distance Indicator) shown in respective color
    (i.e. positive value in green, negative value in red)
  • optional switch when all 4 lines are shown in compressed form in just 1 single line
  • another optional switch for even more compressed, extra short interpretation line
• fully customizable optional extra feature allowing to display another the 'Last 5pmEST Distance' value (feature taken from the Last 5pmEST Distance Indicator) shown in respective color in form of a single number (with optional and customizable 'before' and 'after' descriptive string) anywhere in the chart window
  (e.g. small green/red number in round brackets shown in the left lower corner of the main price chart)
• optional 'Last 5pmEST Distance' horizontal line drawn in the main price chart (feature taken from the Last 5pmEST Distance Indicator)

Main features

• ulti-timeframe - in a given chart timeframe can be displayed the data either for the same timeframe (traditional approach) or for any higher timeframe up to 'daily'
• in 'SMA' mode, when 'TF' is set to less than 1440 (D1):
  • the position of the price is compared to the specified SMA (calculated from the 'TF' timeframe) and the result is displayed in the form of blocks of 2 specified colors (by default green/red)
  • furthermore, at the specified position on the chart is (optionally) displayed the most recent value of the SMA in numerical form (with fully customizable font type, size and color) and when the price appears within the specified 'SMAnear' deviation (by default 15 pips) of the SMA, the SMA value is automatically shown in the specified respective font color (by default green/red)
• in 'SMA' mode, when 'TF' is set to 1440:
  • the position of the price is compared to the complex set of 4 specified SMAs (calculated from the 'TF', thus D1, timeframe) and 1 specified EMA (calculated from the 'TFema' timeframe) which gives in total 32 possible combinations, thus the result is displayed in the form of blocks of 8 specified colors
• in 'RSI' mode:
  • the position of the specified RSI (calculated from the 'TF' timeframe) is compared to the '30', '50' and '70' levels and at the same time the price is compared to the specified SMA (calculated from the 'rTFsma' timeframe) which gives in total 12 combinations, thus the result is displayed in the form of blocks of 6 specified colors)
  • during the comparison, the resulting color of a block is calculated not only from the actual RSI (and SMA), but also the previous RSI value is taken into consideration
  • furthermore, at the specified position on the chart is (optionally) displayed the most recent value of the RSI in numerical form (with fully customizable font type, size and color)
• SMA/RSI mode switch can be controlled and changed globally (using hotkeys or scripts) in the real-time for all the charts at once without the necessity of the manual adjusting the indicator's properties

Main features

• a gap (i.e. the hole between the current open price and the very previous close price) may basically occur in 2 forms:
  • during the trading (i.e. the open price at, for example, 11:15:00 is different from the close price at 11:14:59) - doesn't happen very often and usually is a result of some fundamental event
    (e.g. news-driven steep slope market)
  • when a new trading week begins (i.e. the very first open price seen in the new trading week is different from the very last close price seen in the last trading week) - this happens relatively more often and usually may be either a result of some weekend event or the immediate continuation of a market movement from the end of the last week
• audio/visual notification when a gap is detected; the gaps can be detected either for all security symbols (currency pairs and other financial instruments), or only for currency pairs containing majors on both sides, or only for specified symbols (up to 10 symbols separately specified in the indicator's properties)
• the maximal allowed age of the gaps can be specified as well as the minimal size of the gaps (specified in pips and/or in percentage ratio)

Main features

• local computer's timezone, including daylight saving time indication (DST)
• GMT time
• actual broker's timezone, including last known broker's time
• whether the Forex is open (and the remaining time to the close) or closed (and the remaining time to the open)

Main features

• multi-timeframe - in a given chart timeframe can be displayed the data either for the same timeframe (traditional approach) or for any lower or higher timeframe up to 'monthly'
• besides standard channel lines, can optionally display also the following Fibonacci channel lines (individually selectable):
  • 23.6% inside line
  • 38.2% inside line
  • 50% inside line (the middle line)
  • 61.8% inside line
  • 76.4% inside line
  • a couple of 123.6% extended (outside) lines
  • a couple of 138.2% extended (outside) lines
  • a couple of 150% extended (outside) lines
  • a couple of 161.8% extended (outside) lines
  • a couple of 176.4% extended (outside) lines
• each channel line can have customized color, width and line style
• the number of bars used for the channels detection as well as the length of the channel (optionally drawn in the background) is adjustable
• informative 1-line or 2-lines description can be optionally shown anywhere on the price chart with fully customized font type, size and color
• furthermore, every time when the price breaks the channel, such spot on the chart can be optionally highlighted with the mark of specified color

Main features

• allowing to detect and report (via e-mail) the following events (individually selectable):
  • newly opened order
  • newly created pending order
  • closed order
  • deleted pending order
• each e-mail contains all the necessary information stated directly in the mail's subject, including:
  • type of order
  • time when the order was opened/created, time when the order was closed/deleted
  • lotsize
  • currency pair
  • open quote; close quote
  • profit/loss in the deposit currency
• new event (opened/created/closed/deleted order) is detected as fast as within 1 second

Main features

• in mode 1:
  • displays the distances (in pips) from the highest and the lowest price of the specified history range (by default 'last 240 hours'); the data is shown in sorted form so the shorter distance is always displayed first
  • highlight (with the specified color) the data when the price appears within the specified distance (by default 3 pips) from the high/low
  • displays (optionally) the current spread value as well as the current stop and freeze levels (individually selectable)
  • the data can be shown in standard or in compressed form
• in mode 2 displays the following information about the positions opened on the pair this indicator is attached to:
  • total number of all respective open positions
  • total size of all respective positions in lots; opposite (mutually 'cancelling') long/short positions are automatically considered
    (e.g. if there is 2-lots buy order and 1-lot sell order, then total lotsize is 1 lot)
  • total profit/loss in the deposit currency
  • total ticksize (profit/loss difference when pair's quote changes by 1 pip) in the deposit currency; opposite (mutually 'cancelling') long/short positions are automatically considered
    (e.g. if there is 2-lots buy order and 2-lots sell order, then total ticksize is 0)
  • 'average open price' of all respective open positions - the quoted price of the pair when (if seen) the total profit/loss of those positions would become closest to 0 (break-even)
• all the data is updated at every tick and can be shown anywhere on the chart with customizable font type, size and colors
• optional customizable audio/visual notification when the price appears within the specified distance from the high/low
• optional fully customizable audio/visual/e-mail notifications when the price reaches the high/low and when the price exceeds the high/low (thus making a new high/low)
• optional e-mail notification containing all the trading information (as provided in mode 2) and including the actual quoted price, sent in the specified interval (by default 300 seconds); additional switch to send this e-mail notification even when no open respective position is found (useful for periodic notification of the selected pair's quote on the e-mail or cellular phone)

Main features

• displays the following account information:
  • leverage (e.g. '1:100')
  • Stop Out level (e.g. '30%'); if the margin level drops to this level, all open positions are automatically closed by the broker
  • the mode how the free margin is calculated (either only floating profit is used, or only floating loss, or both floating profit and loss, or no floating profit nor loss is used for the calculation)
  • balance
  • equity
  • margin level in percentage
  • number of open positions
  • actual floating P/L in the deposit currency and in percentage regarding to the account balance
• also, all balance information can be optionally sent as an e-mail notifications in the specified interval (by default every 300 seconds); e-mails are sent out only if any open position is detected
• enhanced Trailing Stop (TS) function which automatically moves the SL (Stop Loss) of the selected positions forward as their floating profit rises, thus allowing to secure a proportionate part of that profit on-the-fly
  • at the beginning, when a position is opened (thus its profit is negative), the SL is (optionally) automatically calculated and set according to the specified SL% derived from the account balance (by default 2%); if SL% sub-feature is enabled but set to 0, the SL is set to the minimal possible distance, considering the current spread/stop levels (useful for scalping)
  • when the profit of a position reaches the specified (variable 'TSStartDistance') number of pips, the SL is automatically moved forward to the specified position (variable 'TSStart'); subsequently, as the profit grows, the SL is continuously being kept (with the specified step) in the specified distance (variable 'TSDistance') from the current price; SL is moved only forward, never backward
    (e.g. 'TSStartDistance'=10, 'TSStart'=0, 'TSDistance'=15 - when the profit of a position reaches +10 pips, the SL is set to +0, break-even; when the distance between the price and SL exceeds 15 pips, the SL begins to be continuously kept in 15 pips distance)
  • SL can be moved either linearly (SL is all the time kept in the same distance from the quoted price) or progressively, when the total profit in pips multiplied by the specified progressive factor (variable 'TSFactor') is added to the specified distance
    (e.g. 'TSDistance'=15, 'TSFactor'=0.2 - when the profit is +20 pips, the SL is set in 19 pips distance thus at +1; when the profit is +40 pips, the SL is set in 23 pips distance thus at +17; when the profit is +100 pips, the SL is set in 35 pips distance thus at +65 pips etc.)
  • positions with set TP (Take Profit) can be optionally excluded from the Trailing Stop function; also, positions created with the specified magic number can be excluded as well (to allow coexistence with, for example, automated trading EAs etc.)
  • most of the settings can be controlled and changed globally (using hotkeys or scripts) in the real-time without the necessity of the manual adjusting the indicator's properties
• AutoClose feature capable of watching and closing all open/pending positions at once without ever using any SL
  • in the simple (retrace disabled) mode, AutoClose watches overall floating P/L (Profit/Loss) of the whole trading account and when this P/L reaches the specified percentage of the account balance (may be even negative number), all open/pending positions are immediately closed/deleted
    (e.g. account balance is $1000, several positions are opened, some are in profit some in loss, AutoClose is set to +5% - when total floating profit reaches $50, everything is closed;
    similar example, the floating loss is -$100 thus -10%, a trader wants to escape at break-even, if seen, therefore AutoClose is set to 0% and as soon as the P/L gets to $0 everything is closed;
    another example, the floating loss is -$250 thus -25%, a trader wants to close all as soon as possible but willing to accept no more than -$100 loss, therefore AutoClose is set to -10% and as soon as the P/L gets to -$100, if seen, everything is immediately closed)
  • in the retracement mode, AutoClose also watches overall P/L, but when the specified percentage is reached, the retracement from the highest floating profit level starts being monitored and the closure is invoked not until the overall profit retraces to the specified percentage (by default 55%); it could be compared to some form of 'invisible progressive Trailing Stop' applied for all open positions altogether without any use of SLs at all
    (e.g. account balance is $1000, AutoClose set to 5%, Retrace set to 55% - when the floating profit reaches $50, the retracement sub-feature is activated and the closure trigger is set to $27.5 and starts being continuously recalculated; now, if the floating profit immediately starts to retrace and declines down to $27.5, everything is closed; if, however, floating profit continues growing, from every new 'high' of the floating profit is recalculated new closure trigger, thus when profit gets to $70 closure trigger is $38.5, when profit rises to $100 closure trigger is $55 and so on; as long as the floating profit doesn't retrace down up to the closure trigger level, all positions are kept open)
  • retracement closure trigger is moved only forward (higher), never backward (lower)
  • optional e-mail notifications when retracement sub-feature is activated, sent together with all the necessary information in the specified interval (by default every 300 seconds)
  • when the closure is invoked, all positions are closed using adjustable 'Slippage' variable and if for whatever reason not all positions are managed to be closed at a time, the attempt is automatically repeated 'Retry' times; the closure is confirmed with audio/visual notification as well as with optional e-mail notification
  • most of the settings can be controlled and changed globally (using hotkeys or scripts) in the real-time without the necessity of the manual adjusting the indicator's properties
• in addition, all global variables can be in the real-time backed up and restored back using up to 10 different config files
• each Watcher's text row can be separately turned on/off as well as positioned anywhere on the chart with the specified font type, size and color
• to ensure the most accurate and fastest reactions, all Watcher's functions are updated by default every 50 ms, which means update frequency 20x per second (adjustable variable)