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LP_entry - MetaTrader 4 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 17:58:27 +0800

Up and down arrows on each bar and information about "trend strength" and "PEAK" or "EXTREM peak" on the chart.

The indicator uses only WPR and RSI signals. The arrow can be changed only on the last bar, and the indicator works on all TFs and all symbols.
The principle is simple ((WPR(4) +100 + RSI(2))/2) < or > 50. This is my first indicator, be careful and good luck.

4 other indicators are used on the chart: BollingerBands (9,2,0), Clock, FiboPiv_v2, PL4 CandleTime

Attachment download

📎 lp_entry.mq4 (5.92 KB)

Source: MQL5 #39588

Doda-Donchian v2 mod - MetaTrader 4 Script - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 17:06:31 +0800

This is Doda-Donchian v2 created by Gopal Krishan Doda, but when I used this indicator I found some bugs and I had to fix it. Features for price and candle time have also been added.

Attachment download

📎 Doda-Donchian_v2_mod_fix.mq4 (13.92 KB)

📎 Doda-Donchian_v2_mod.mq4 (13.89 KB)

Source: MQL5 #10030

Doda-Donchian v2 mod - MetaTrader 4 script usage and filtering suggestions

Doda-Donchian v2 mod - MetaTrader 4 script is a resource related to trading scripts. Before downloading or referencing, it is recommended to confirm the platform version, transaction type, time period, whether DLL is required, whether source code is included, parameter description and historical update records.

Both automated trading tools and foreign exchange indicators should first undergo backtesting, simulated account observation, and small capital verification. Pay special attention to spreads, slippages, maximum drawdowns, position opening frequency, stop loss methods, trading periods and broker rules, and avoid direct real-time execution based only on titles or short-term profit descriptions.

MARSICD - MetaTrader 5 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 17:02:28 +0800

John Q. Amson

Trend indicator based on two RSI oscillators. In most cases, the period of the oscillator can vary. The final indicator is very similar to the ADX and MACD technical indicators combined on one chart. This indicator should be interpreted in the same way as the two indicators above.

The indicator was first implemented in MQL4 and published in the code base on June 7, 2012 (in Russian).

The indicator uses the SmoothAlgorithms.mqh library class (must be copied to terminal_data_folder\MQL5\Include). The use of these classes is described in detail in the article " Averaging price series for intermediate calculations without using additional buffers ".

Input parameters:

 //+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
//| Indicator input parameters |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Input Smooth_Method MAMethod= mode_LWMA ; //Smoothing method
Input unit ARSI_PERIOD= 14 ; //RSI A period
Input unit RRSI_Period = 14 ; //RSI RPeriod
Input unit AMA_PERIOD= 5 ; //Send a periodic signal
Input unit RMA_PERIOD= 5 ; //Signal R period
Input unit sMAD_PERIOD= 21 ; //Signal period of histogram
Input unit MP phase = 15 ; //smoothing parameter

Attachment download

📎 marsicd.mq5 (12.72 KB)

📎 smoothalgorithms.mqh (133.8 KB)

Source: MQL5 #968

MA_Rounding_Channel_HTF - MetaTrader 5 Script - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 14:36:06 +0800

This indicator has time frame selection options available in the MA_Rounding_Channel input parameter:

 Input ENUM_TIMEFRAMES time range = PERIOD_H4 ; // Indicator chart period (time range)

This indicator requires the MA_Rounding_Channel.mq5 indicator file. Place it in \MQL5\Indicators.

Figure 1. MA_Rounding_Channel_HTF indicator

Attachment download

📎ma_rounding_channel.mq5 (11.89 KB)

📎 ma_rounding_channel_htf.mq5 (13 KB)

📎 smoothalgorithms.mqh (130.19 KB)

Source: MQL5 #14385

CandleTrend - MetaTrader 5 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 14:09:38 +0800

The CandleTrend indicator shows the direction of price movement in six different time frames: H4, H8, H12, Daily, Weekly, Monthly. Squares are drawn in red for downtrends and green for uptrends.

Indicator input parameters:

 //+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
//|Indicator input parameters |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Input color UpColor=lime green; // currency uptrend color
Input color DnColor=red; // Currency downtrend color
Input color Zr color = gray; // Do not change color
Input integer font size = 11 ; // font size
Input type_font FontType=Font14; // Font type
Input ENUM_BASE_CORNER what corner = corner lower left corner ; // position corner
Input unit Y_= 20 ; // vertical position
Input unit X_= 5 ; // Horizontal position

Figure 1 Candle Trend Indicator

Copy the .mqh library file where the font name is obtained to the "terminal_directory\MQL5\Include" folder.

Attachment download

📎 getfontname.mqh (5.09 KB)

📎 candletrend.mq5 (10.76 KB)

Source: MQL5 #1028

Heap Sort - Array Sorting Algorithm - MetaTrader 5 Library | MT5 EA Download - MetaTrader 5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:21:24 +0800

//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//| Heap sort.mq5 |
//| 2019 - 2021, Dimitri Pecherica|
//| https://www.mql5.com/en/users/dmipec |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//|Heap sort - array sorting algorithm |
//| Best - n log n, average - n log n, worst - n log n |
//| Memory - 1, Stable - No, Method - Select |
//| Heap sort is a more efficient version of selection sort. it |
//| also works by determining the largest (or smallest) element of |
//|List, put it at the end (or beginning) of the list, |
//|Then continue with the rest of the list, but complete this operation|
//|To perform tasks efficiently by using a data structure called a heap, a |
//|Special type of binary tree. After the data list is created |
//|Put it into the heap, the root node is guaranteed to be the largest (or |
//|Minimum) element. When it is removed and placed at the end of |
//|List, heap is rearranged so the largest element remaining|
//|Move to the root. Using the heap, find the next largest |
//|element takes o(log n) time instead of linear scan o(n) |
//|Simple selection sorting. This allows heap sorting in O(n log |
//|n) time, which is also the worst-case complexity.              |
//| although in practice slower than | on most machines
//|Achieve good quick sort, its advantage is more |
//|Favorable worst-case o(n log n) running time. Heap sort is an in-place sort
//|Algorithm, but it is not a stable sort.                          |
//| Heap sort was invented by j. w. j. Williams 1964. This is |
//| is also the birth of the heap, which Williams has described as |
//|It is a useful data structure in itself. In the same year, r.w.  |
//|floyd released an improved version that can sort arrays |
//|In situ, continuing his early research on tree sorting |
//|Algorithm.                                                        |
//| Heap sort mainly competes with quick sort, the other one is very |
//|Efficient and versatile comparison-based near-in-place sorting|
//|Algorithm.                                                        |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//|Compare with other algorithms |
//| Quick sort is usually faster due to some factors, but |
//|The worst-case running time of quick sort is o(n2), that is, |
//|Unacceptable for large data sets, can be intentional |
//|Triggered with sufficient implementation knowledge, create |
//|Security risk.                                                  |
//| Therefore, due to the o(n log n) upper bound of heap sort | |
//|The running time and constant upper limit of its auxiliary storage, |
//|Embedded or related systems with real-time constraints|
//|Heap sorting is often used for security purposes, such as the Linux kernel.      |
//| Heap sort also competes with merge sort, which has the same time |
//|Boundary. Merge sort requires Ω(n) auxiliary space, but heap sort |
//|Only constant quantities are required. Heap sort usually runs faster
//|In practice on machines with small or slow data caches, and indeed
//|No need for so much external memory. On the other hand, Merge |
//|Sort has several advantages over heap sort: |
//| Merge sort on arrays with better data caching |
//|Performance, often better than heap sort on modern desktops |
//|Computer, because merge sort frequently accesses consecutive |
//|Memory location (good reference location); heap sort |
//|References are distributed throughout the heap.                        |
//| Heap sort is not a stable sort; merge sort is stable.          |
//| The parallelism of merge sort is very good and can achieve close to linear effect |
//|Speed up by simple implementation; heap sort is not an obvious |
//|Candidates for parallel algorithms.                              |
//| Merge sort can be applied to singly linked lists
//|There are o(1) extra space. Heap sort can be applied to the operation |
//|Doubly linked list with only O(1) extra space overhead.          |
//| Merge sort is used for external sorting; heap sort is not.      |
//|Locality of references is the problem.                              |an> //| introsort is an alternative to heap sort that combines quicksort | //| and heap sort while retaining the best of both worlds: worst-case speed | //| average speed of heap sort and quick sort.                          | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //|Script program startup function | //|Heap sort example | //| Sort symbols (items) by color (key). Colors in MQL are | //|integers. Similarly, items can be sorted by any other key, such as by | //|Number | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ #include #include blank on start ( blank ) { //--- Load symbols from the terminal into array (item) string symbols[]; SymbolLoad(symbol); //--- Load the colors of the symbols into the keys array colorkeys []; Print the symbol table to check the results SymbolsPrint(symbol); } //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Symbol | Color name ( id ) | Number //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // OGZD.L | clrGold ( 55295 ) | 3 // SGGD.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // MGNT.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // ATAD.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // PLZL.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // Five.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // ROSN.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // NVTK.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // SBER.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // MNOD.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // SVST.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // NLMK.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // LKOD.L | clrGold (55295) | 3 // XAGUSD | clrkhaki(9234160) | 5 // XAUUSD | clrkhaki(9234160) | 3 // LTCUSD | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 2 // (10156544 ) | 2 // Crypto.ALT | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 2 // ETHEUR | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 2 // Crypto.Top | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 2 // EOSUSD | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 3 // LTCBTC | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 5 // BTCUSD | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 2 // 2n class="comment">// DSHUSD | clrMediumSpringGreen (10156544) | 2 // ADBE | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // PM | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // MMM | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // EA | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // HPE | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // VZ | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // MSFT | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // PFE | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // GOOGL | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // JNJ | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // Bachelor | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // Cat | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // NKE | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // PG | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // PEP | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // KO | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // General Manager | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // GE | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // Apple | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // PYPL | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // LLY | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // FB | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // BRK.B | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // IBM | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // V | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // INTC | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // WFC | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // C | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // PRU | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // ATVI | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // GS | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // JP Morgan | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // NEM | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // Tesla | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // CVX | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // DAL | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // WMT | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // eBay | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // SBUX | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // MCD | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // NFLX | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // UPS | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // Amazon | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // FOXA | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // NVDA | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // XOM | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // DIS | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2> // CMCSA | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // CSCO | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // BAC | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // ORCL | clrPaleGoldenrod (11200750) | 2 // .JP225Cash | clrPink (13353215) | 1 // WTI | clrPink (13353215) | 2 // Brent | clrPink (13353215) | 2 // .USTECHCash | clrPink (13353215 ) | 1 // .US30Cash | clrPink (13353215) | 1 // .US500Cash | clrPink (13353215) | 1 // .DE30Cash | clrPink (13353215) | 1 // GBXUSD | clr Mei(14524637) | 5 // USD/MXN | clr Honeydew (15794160) | 5 // USD Try | clr Honeydew(15794160 ) | 5 // USD/PLN | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // EURUSD | clr Honeydew (15794160) | 5 // USDJPY | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 3 // USD/CHF | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // EUR/NZD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // CADJPY | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 3 // USD Canadian Dollar | clr Honeydew (15794160) | 5 // NZD USD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // Euro Japanese Yen | clr Honeydew( 15794160) | 3 // NZDJPY | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 3 // NZDCHF | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // EURUSD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // CADCHF | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // AUDJPY| clr Honeydew(15794160) | 3 // NZDCAD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // GBPCHF | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // Euro | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // GBP/USD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // GBPJPY| clr Honeydew(15794160) | 3 // Euro Canadian Dollar | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // AUD/USD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // British Pound New Zealand Dollar | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // British Pound Canadian Dollar | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // Euro| clr Honeydew (15794160) | 5 // USD offshore RMB | clr Honeydew (15794160) | 5 // British pound to Australian dollar | clr Honeydew (15794160) | 5 // USD to Russian ruble | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 4 // USD ZAR | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // EURPLN | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // Swiss Franc Japanese Yen | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 3 // AUD/NZD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 // AUDCHF | clr Honeydew (15794160) | 5 // AUDCAD | clr Honeydew(15794160) | 5 //+------------------------------------------------------------------+

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📎 heapsort.mq5 (9.41 KB)

📎 heapsort.mqh (19.87 KB)

📎 functions.mqh (4.25 KB)

📎 asorter.mqh (2.79 KB)

📎 comparefunction.mqh (6.39 KB)

Source: MQL5 #32775

Restricted Channel - With Status - MetaTrader 5 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:26:19 +0800

This indicator originally posted here limits the channel to be expanded with the display of "Status".

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📎 limit_channels_-_with_states.mq5 (12.38 KB)

Source: MQL5 #37281

Restricted Channel - With Status - MetaTrader 5 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resource Usage and Screening Suggestions

Restricted channel - with status - MetaTrader 5 script | Foreign exchange indicator download - MT4/MT5 resources are foreign exchange indicator related resources. Before downloading or referencing, it is recommended to confirm the platform version, transaction type, time period, whether DLL is required, whether source code is included, parameter description and historical update records.

Signal Trend Assistant - MetaTrader 4 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources - MetaTrader 5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:16:57 +0800

View current and historical trends for every timeframe in a single indicator window. The trend is determined by the last two moving averages of each timeframe; if the current moving average is higher than the previous moving average, the trend is bullish (green), otherwise it is bearish (red). The default moving average period is set to 5 to identify short-term trends.

suggestion:

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📎 signaliticsstrendassistanttv1.0.mq4 (13.66 KB)

Source: MQL5 #14831

Signal Trend Assistant - MetaTrader 4 Script | Foreign Exchange Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resource Usage and Screening Suggestions

Signal Trend Assistant - MetaTrader 4 Script | Foreign Exchange Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 resources are foreign exchange indicator related resources. Before downloading or referencing, it is recommended to confirm the platform version, transaction type, time period, whether DLL is required, whether source code is included, parameter description and historical update records.

Price Action EA - MetaTrader 4 Expert | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:03:36 +0800

An amazing EA that doesn't use any indicators. Instead, it follows price action. Testing was conducted from August 18, 1995 to January 29, 2014. It has successfully turned $10,000 into $11,958,183.37.

If your balance is $10,000, you can use the default parameters. Change the lot size based on your current balance. The recommended lot size is 0.01 lots per 100 USD.

Please test it for a long time and let me know your feedback. I've updated the code by starting TradeType as 1.

Here is more information about this EA:

I noticed that most people are confused about how this EA works. In fact, I wasn't ready to submit it for approval. I just noticed now that it was approved.

The logic behind this EA is very simple. During periods of market volatility (usually 5 minutes after a major news release), the market tends to move up and down multiple times and then move strongly in one direction. If you use this EA during this period, the EA will open the first trade in the direction you decide, for example TradeType =1, which means long trade. If the market falls by 100 points (10 pips), the system will close long trades and open short trades. The EA keeps moving up and down until the market moves in one direction. It is dangerous if it moves up and down more than 5 times. Usually 5 or 10 minutes after a major news release, it indicates that the market is trending in one direction. Of course don't start before and immediately after the news is released, as these are the most volatile times in the market. Wait 5 or 10 minutes. Sometimes you need to wait for the hour candle to close. It depends on how significant the impact of the news is on the market. Also, this EA should not be used when the market is very slow and the trading volume is very low.

The EA proved that the Forex market trended very strongly between 1995 and 2010. Then it becomes more volatile.

New update: Cleaned up the code and added trailing stops.

Attachment download

📎 PriceAction.mq4 (3.11 KB)

Source: MQL5 #11103

MaByMa_HTF - MetaTrader 5 Script | Forex Indicator Download - MT4/MT5 Resources

blogger — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 11:54:54 +0800

This is an indicator with available time frame selection options in the MABima input parameters:

 Input ENUM_TIMEFRAMES time range = PERIOD_H4 ; // Indicator chart period (time range)

In order to provide correct operation of the indicator, please place the compiled MaByMa.mq5 indicator file in terminal_data_folder\MQL5\Indicators.

Figure 1. MaByMa_HTF indicator

Attachment download

📎 MaByMa.mq5 (8.05 KB)

📎 MaByMa_HTF.mq5 (11.74 KB)

📎 smoothalgorithms.mqh (134.03 KB)

Source: MQL5 #11344