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This indicator shows red dot when fast ma is lower than slow ma (for sell position) and vise versa. Thanks   Time Frame MA: timeframe that 2 lines are calculated.        

Very Simple indicator to show the current Net Profit/Loss on any open positions in pips and $. Still in development but It works. .

3x Weighted then Smoothed MACD with multiple price point options Price Points are  1 = Close 2 = Median 3 = Weighted 4 = Typical

Uhmm.. this initially started as a project for myself to have a break-even level shown on the charts. (i.e., when market moved against me - but I was sure of the trend, and opened another position - I wanted to know where my new break-even would be, as well as how much I would stand to lose / profit) Unfortunately, over the 6-8 months of using this myself, different thoughts went into the code - it became slighty bigger than the original breakeven calculator :) Currently it tracks your daily and weekly P&L against what it thinks you should've made, auto-draws fibs. Monitors and draws fib-based resistance/support levels, on a local and higher time-scales, and on a rare occasion might even give a BUY / SELL suggestion. Additionally, it does re-calculate further, based on the future orders you might have in the same instrument. It will suggest position sizes, and where positions should be, maximum amount to invest, stop loss points, showing exactly how much you would lose in this or that scenario, and also has some preset take profit suggestions. it also draws the line, where you would stand to lose everything - for the brave risk takers. The parameters should be left at default at 1st, and are: - Risk: 1000 - 5000 (think about this as 10%-50% of money you would have left on your account if trade goes bad). Default 2400 should be left, and increased to may be 4000 for a more conservative day trader Aahh yes, this indicator works on all time-scales, but would be more beneficial for intraday stuff. - Maximum balance: 100000 is the default value, ideally this should be x2 your current account value. But it's probably best to start with x10 your current account value (this is basically the amount you would like to have). These numbers are used in calculations of suggested take profit and stop loss points.as a side-note, I don't think intra-day trading is good for long term stuff, but if you do stick with indicator suggested stop losses, at least you will have some basic risk management. you will probably need to adjust the timezone parameter, to your own timezone (line 8) Anyway, play around; if you like it / find it usefull; give me a shout :)