Random Walk Index technical indicator was originally developed by Michael Poulos. The RWI compares a security's price movements to random movements in an effort to determine if it's in a statistically significant trend. It can be used to generate decisive signals based on the strength of the underlying price trend. In this version customized by Iba with polarization indicator values, the resulting sentiment zones are filtered, and the levels -1 and +1 are considered as logical trigger values. Additionally, the colors shadow green (bullish) and red (bearish) represent bullish and bearish sentiment, respectively.

Random Walk Index technical indicator was originally developed by Michael Poulos. The RWI compares a security's price movements to random movements in an effort to determine if it's in a statistically significant trend. It can be used to generate decisive signals based on the strength of the underlying price trend. In this original version, the levels 0 and 1 are considered as logical trigger values. Additionally, the calculation method is generated using ATR or Range methods.

ZPF (Zero Point Force) is a zero point force indicator that displays the market climate. If the line for +ZP Force has positive values, it indicates a predominance of a bullish climate in the market. Conversely, if the values are negative, it signifies a bearish climate. Regarding the line for -ZP Force, the situation is reversed: positive values indicate a bearish climate, while negative values indicate a bullish climate.

The Deviation Oscillator, as a sentiment volatility oscillator, represents the difference between the price and the price simple moving average, normalized within the selected range. The indicator positive difference value in the indicator shows bullish market sentiment, while a negative difference value indicates bearish market sentiment.

The Parabolic SAR indicator is transformed into an oscillator by displaying the simple smoothed difference between the PSAR indicator and price. In this version, a positive difference value in the indicator indicates a bullish market sentiment, while a negative difference value indicates a bearish market sentiment.

The Bulls Bears Power oscillator displays the power of bulls and bears, as well as their ratio. In other words, when both indicator components, bulls (green) and bears (red), are above the zero level, the sentiment is very bullish. The bullish sentiment is considered to be in progress and continual if the bullish component (green) is above the up stop level (magenta). Similarly, when both indicator components, bulls (green) and bears (red), are below the zero level, the sentiment is very bearish. The bearish sentiment is considered to be in progress and continual if the bearish component (red) is below the down stop level (magenta). The up and down stop levels are determined by one of the Iba's modeling systems, which compares the consistency of the levels of bulls and bears.

Indicator Bulls Bears Impulse displays in a separate window a pulse graph showing the market switches from bullish to bearish, and vice versa.

The Wildhog oscillator displays an asset's overbought/oversold states and also searches for divergences. The system is based on the highs, lows, and closing prices of the last eight bars by default period. In this version, we use five indicator components to confirm overbought/oversold conditions. In other words, when all indicator components are above the level of 70 and the fast component begins to return from above to below the level of 70, the overbought condition is confirmed and supply factor start to increase. Similarly, when all indicator components are below the level of 30 and the fast component starts to return from below to above the level of 30, the oversold condition is confirmed, and demand factor start to increase. This indicator may appear complex, but it is based on the Iba model SD. It detects the initiation of the supply or demand factor by observing the ending periods of accumulation or distribution phases. The original indicator you can find in link: https://ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3423

The Wildhog oscillator displays an asset's overbought/oversold states and also searches for divergences. It works on any timeframe. The system is based on the highs, lows, and closing prices of the last eight bars by default period.

The Demand Index indicator, developed by James Sibbet, combines price and volume and is often considered a leading indicator of price changes. It has one configurable parameter: Period - calculation periods. James Sibbet defined six "rules" for the Demand Index: Divergence between the Demand Index and the price indicates an upcoming price reversal. The price often reaches new highs after an extreme peak in the Demand Index, as the index acts as a leading indicator. A high price accompanied by a lower peak in the Demand Index usually coincides with an important peak, serving as a confirmation indicator. The Demand Index breaking the zero level indicates a trend change, although with a delay, making it a confirmation indicator. If the Demand Index consistently fluctuates around zero, it suggests that the current price trend has weak potential and is unlikely to last long. A significant long-term divergence between prices and the Demand Index indicates an important market top or bottom.

The Derivative Oscillator indicator by Constance Brown was published in her book "Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional" Use as standard DPO (detrended price oscillator) indicator.

The Sylvain Vervoort Asymmetrical RSI indicator was described in the October 2008 issue of the 'Stocks & Commodities' magazine. This indicator is used to determine trade sentiments in correlation with indicator value above and below level 50, in multiple periods, such as 10, 50, 100, and 200. /

TMAG is an oscillator based on three moving averages and the +DI and -DI lines of the DMS (Directional Movement System) indicator. It indicates the market state as uptrend, downtrend, or flat. The trade signal, with confirmation based on this indicator, is when the cross happens above (for long) and below (for short).

Forecast oscillator was developed by Tushar Chande and is the continuation of his "Time Frame Forecast" method. Interpretation: Positive indicator values predict price growth, while negative values suggest the price may fall. Tushar Chande also recommends using a 3-day smoothing line as a signal line. When the oscillator line is accelerated relative to the signal line or crosses it, this indicates either a stopping of the price movement (reversal or intersection opposite to the signal line movement), or a continuation of movement in the same direction (reversal or intersection in the direction of the signal line movement), or a forthcoming trend change (which needs to be confirmed by the intersection of the oscillator's zero value). Data interpretation depends on the position of the oscillator line, i.e., whether it is above or below zero.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a popular momentum indicator used in technical analysis to measure the strength of an asset's price action. It is typically used to identify potential buying or selling opportunities in the market. This unique indicator utilizes different sets of input data to calculate three different RSI components simultaneously. The three RSI indicator components are generated from three data sets: high minus close[1], close minus close[1], and low minus close[1]. In other words, these data sets are calculated using the current day's high, close, and low price values in comparison with yesterday's close price value, and these data sets are essential in generating three different RSI values. Using this unique RSI indicator code, traders can have a more comprehensive understanding of the strength of an asset's price action. By simultaneously monitoring the three different RSI values, traders can identify potential buying or selling opportunities based on their individual trading strategies. In other words, when all three indicator components are above zero value, the market sentiment is very bullish, and when all three indicator components are below zero value, the market sentiment is very bearish.

The Braid Filter oscillator determines the trend based on the maximum and minimum values between 3 different moving averages of the chosen type. The distance between those 2 moving averages must be greater than 40% of the value of ATR (Average True Range) to confirm the trend, indicated by coloring the histogram green for bullish and red for bearish. If the histogram is above the filter, then the trend is identified; if the histogram is below the filter, then the trend is not identified.  

Indicator Sylvain Vervoort RSI inverse fisher transform built on Sylvain Vervoort Rainbow Moving Average. Use indicator values when are above the upper limit for long trade, and below the lower limit as short trade zone.

The technical indicator Mogalef Bands projects the high, median, and low levels of the most probable range into the future by taking into account the market environment. This indicator can be applied immediately to any financial instrument you may be working with. The indicator checks the values of linear regression, compares them to the extremes of past deviation bands, and if a breakout occurs in either direction, it adjusts the bands to the most probable range in which the price will fluctuate. Usage; it can be used as a target for breakouts or to set take profit/stop losses

The RSI Oscillator displays the smoothed difference between two different-period RSIs. This is an analogy of the Wyckoff system. Use the green shadow zone for long positions when the indicator's main component value is above the signal component and the indicator zero value. Use the red shadow zone for short positions when the indicator's main component value is below the signal component and the indicator zero value. For major market conditions, use the Elder Triple Screen Trading System. For example, indicator periods could be (10, 25, 5), (40, 100, 5), (160, 400, 5).

The Hurst oscillator is described in Jim Hurst's book "The Magic of Stock Transaction Timing". This indicator can be used for identifying long trading zones when the indicator value is above the zero level, and for short trading zones when the indicator value is below the zero level. Range and range average values are used as extreme indicator values. These range values are then used as filter confluence indicator values to trigger events Here you can find the original version.

The Hurst oscillator is described in Jim Hurst's book "The Magic of Stock Transaction Timing". This indicator can be used for identifying long trading zones when the indicator value is above the zero level, and for short trading zones when the indicator value is below the zero level.

Supply Demand Directional Volume is a volume indicator that offers a simple way to estimate the movement and balance (or lack thereof) of supply and demand volume based on the shape of the price bar. Use the crossing supply/demand components as trading zones.

This indicator measures the price tendency in a correlated dependency with the logarithmic detrended momentum of price and detrended price. Use the long zone when the indicator value is +3 and the short zone when the indicator value is -3. Use stars to identify the opposite overstretch of the price (oversold/overbought) in correlation with the trading zone.

The Directional Movement Index (DMI) is an indicator developed by J. Welles Wilder in 1978 that identifies the direction in which the price of an asset is moving. The indicator does this by comparing prior highs and lows and drawing two lines: a positive directional movement line (+DI) and a negative directional movement line (-DI). An optional third line, called the average directional index (ADX), can also be used to gauge the strength of the uptrend or downtrend. When +DI is above -DI, there is more upward pressure than downward pressure on the price. Conversely, if -DI is above +DI, then there is more downward pressure on the price. This indicator may help traders assess the trend direction. Crossovers between the lines are also sometimes used as trade signals to buy or sell. This version of DMI describes the pressure of buyers and sellers more efficiently, capturing the trading zones of strong buyers and weak sellers and vice versa, as compared to a lower standard deviation value. Strong buyers and weak sellers are described when the indicator's green component (DI+) is above zero, and the red component (DI-) is below zero. Strong sellers and weak buyers are described when the indicator's red component (DI-) is above zero, and the green component (DI+) is below zero.

PDI is a simple signal indicator that measures the price difference between the previous and current bars. It displays signal marks on the candlesticks where the previous data source price is higher than the current one by a pre-defined price difference. If the price difference is positive, the mark will be placed on the low price of the current candlestick. If it is negative, the mark will be placed on the high price.

The TOSC oscillator shows the difference between the exponential moving average and the recursive trendline.

The Standard Error Bands indicator is a smoothed linear regression line, where the period linear regression curve is smoothed by a three-period simple moving average. The upper channel line is the linear regression line plus 2 standard errors, while the lower channel line is the linear regression line minus 2 standard errors. The indicator was described by John Andersen in the "Stocks and Commodities" magazine in September 1996.

This indicator detects Signal-To-Noise ratio. As an additional piece of information, you can use the indicator's cross components to draw trend lines, which can be a proper and effective way to identify price moves.

Another sentiment confirmation indicator, using price spread and volume.

The Pivot Oscillator is based on three average indicators of the average differences in prices. The oscillator shows the market sentiment and the market power of typical prices.

The purpose of the Impulse Momentum Oscillator (IMO) is to identify fresh momentum. The general recommendation is to trade in the direction of the intersection between the oscillator line and the range line. Two "anticipating" range lines provide signals when they crossover, although with a break in the new sentiment. In other words, when the upper range increases by following the main line, a long momentum occurs, and when the lower range decreases by following the main line, a short momentum occurs.

WPR CrossSignal indicator

RSI CrossSignal indicator

The indicator displays the ratio of yesterday's range to today's range. As Toby Crabel noted, "If yesterday's range was narrower than the previous day's, it may lead to an explosive movement today." According to my dear mentor Iba, "If the current range is narrower than the previous one, the time trigger to close the position is based on the loss/rebalance trend force for the current trend and must happen."

TrendSignal trend-following indicator specifies the change of a trend when Close price breaks through the specified range of bars upwards or downwards. The Risk parameter allows defining the distance from the extreme price for this period, and it is defined it as a percentage of the range for this period.

This custom indicator, is a difference between Power Weighted Moving Average and Weighted Moving Average. Use for Bullish sentiment when indicator result is above the zero and Bearish when indicator result is below the zero

This custom indicator represent the difference between Continual VWAP and SMA in same bars period calculations. There is a strategy to use the difference as indication of trade zones, and this indicator produse those trade zones; indicator positive values indicate trading Long, and negative values trading Short. In this strategy as close confirmation indicator is used SMA (simple moving average) to identify average momentum price position. In another words SMA Long confirmation is when price above the SMA, and via versa. As additional help to identify zones into chart, bars are colored, based on zones. VWAP Continual custom indicator you can find here

The Relative Strength Index Wave Indicator, was created by Constance Brown. This custom indicator is realized as a rainbow with RSI indicators calculated from different input data types; high, low, hlcc4, and four different smooth periods.

Turtle Trade trend following system is a complete opposite to the "buy low and sell high" approach. This trend following system was taught to a group of average and normal individuals, and almost everyone turned into a profitable trader. They used the basis logic of well known Donchain Channel which developed by Richard Donchain. In this version you have simplified version; for long trade zone (indicator value >0), for short trade zone (indicator value <0), and neutral (indicator value =0; no trend identified)

This indicator builds upon Ehlers previous work by attempting to detrend the underlying source data that is used to calculate the final result. He was able to create a leading indicator by removing the trend data and by using his previous calculations to turn the source data into a leading indicator. There are two ways to understand this indicator. First if the indicator is below the midline then it is in a mid to longterm downtrend and if it is above the midline then it is in a mid to longterm uptrend. Also this indicator shows great promise in predicting future trends so because of that aspect, it may give some false signals from time to time. Using the ZScore indicator you can produce binary data from DetrendingFilter output data.

Power Weighted Moving Average. This indicator is a hybrid of moving average series.

Slope Direction Line indicator is displayed as a colored average line indicating the average market movement direction. Use it in multi timeframe to identify trend direction.  

This indicator drawing FibonacciRetracement (FR) object into chart, and the parameters of FR are definated based on Decycler Ocillator values (pic.2).  The highest price for FR is definated from price highest-high (pic 2 greenarrow) during last positive zone of Decycler indicator of the last completed positive cycle (pic 2 green shadow), also the lowest price for FR is definated from price lowest-low (pic 2 red arrow) during last negative zone of Decycler indicator of the last completed negative cycle (pic 2 red shadow). This indicator can called also Automated-FibonacciRetracement, and this is good news for new traders and lazy traders :D. Decycler Oscillator you can download by clicking here. Enjoy mDecyclerFibonacciRetracement

The Ehlers Decycler Oscillator is a technical indicator proposed by John F. Ehlers. Its calculation involves eliminating very low-frequency components from Ehlers Simple Decycler and transforming the output into the oscillator. Low-frequency components are eliminated using the half-period Ehlers Highpass filter. The oscillator itself is equal to the ratio of the high-pass output data to price, multiplied by a coefficient. This coefficient is equal to 1 by default, however, you might want to adjust it if you use several instances of the oscillator on the same subgraph. Crossovers of oscillators with different coefficients might help identifying important trend reversals.

This indicator illustrates the High-to-Low variation. It works nicely on shorter time frames. The index value is calculated based on the observation length. By changing this input, you can have a wider or shorter observation range. There is an additional smoothing function to make the output even smoother.

WyckoffFIR indicator show instrument sentiment for bullish (above zero) and for bullish (bellow zero) the FIR (Finite Impulse Response Filter) indicator you can download from here

The T3 Velocity indicator is an entirely new technical study that deploys the T3 in calculating velocity, on the other hand, it does not deploy the T3 when smoothening velocity. In as much as velocity is a considerably smoother momentum, using the T3 makes it even smoother. This indicator includes the original Tim Tillson calculation alongside the enhanced Fulks/Mutulich calculation, in value range from -100 to +100.

The Original formula of Balance Of Power is calculated as the ratio of the differences between the Close and the Open and between the High and the Low. It can also be smoothed with a moving average of a selected type. The Balance Of  Power is an oscillator showing strength of the bulls versus bears measured by the ability of each to push prices to extreme levels. Positive values of the oscillator signify an uptrend, while negative ones signify a downtrend. In this version you have raw component smoothed by SMA and FIR, derived from source smoothed also by FIR (Finite Impulse Response Filter). The Balance Of Power indicator you can download from here the FIR (Finite Impulse Response Filter) indicator you can download from here

This indicator is quite suitable even for the beginner at Forex, also it will be a good addition to a trading system of a professional. WKBIBS (WKB Internal Bar Strength) gives the earliest signals in comparison to standard Stochastic type oscillators. In contrast to all arrow indicators, it neither gives false signals, nor it redraws. WKBIBS is not more complex visually than arrow indicators but it gives more early and correct signals. Usage, when the blue oscillator crosses the upper green line downwards, it is time to sell, and if the blue oscillator crosses the lower red line upwards, it is time to buy. It's very simple, and most importantly, very clear: at the moment when a signal appears, a price on a chart is still actual for entering the market in the appropriate direction. The rest features including the possible use of a trend filter and preferred trades direction you can choose for yourself. The Internal Bar Strength indicator you can find here

This indicator developed by Volker Knapp. It is calculated as the moving average of the values of the internal bars strength that represent the ratio (close-low)/(high-low) * 100% for each of them The crossing of 60% level means the overbuying and the crossing of 40% level means overselling, and so they are the signals for selling and buying respectively.

The ATR Stop and Reverse, is a very simple trading system used for scalping. The indicators used in this trading system basically focus on the stop and reverse concept, as in the parabolic SAR indicator . In this version you can definate to use ATR or Fix for defination reverse Pips Zone.

Quadratic Moving Average indicator

QMASMAdelta is a volatility indicator based on the quadratic moving average and this indicator is compared it with standard deviation indicator, but is a bit more sensitive in price.

Andean Oscillator  The proposed indicator aims to measure the degree of variations of individual up-trends and down-trends in the price, thus allowing to highlight the direction and amplitude of a current trend.

This version of Bollinger Bands contain 3x components, in standard deviation ranges (1, 2, 3); and the levels from Mean with period of 200, acting as support and resistance, also try to identify intensity of trend The idea is from video: youtube.com/watch?v=GmbGLZk9eDY

BollingerBand Over Stretch indicator (idea from mariocontaforex) this indicator try to identify reverse signals based on standard deviation of mean. for more filter signals use SMA with periods 200

The Polarized Fractal Efficiency indicator is designed for identifying trend from deriving fast and slow ROC indicator values

Open Oscillator indicator calculates Open price change dynamics for a specified period of time, with minimum and maximum Open prices for the range, relative to the current values, as well as two exponential smooth components.

Polychromatic Momentum Extended indicator Denis Meyers that invented Polychromatic Momentum, describes it as: Momentum is defined as the difference, or percent change, between the current bar and a bar some lookback period in the past. The major problem with using momentum based indicators is that the optimum lookback period seems to change over time creating losses with the current chosen lookback period. To avoid the errors due to a single lookback period we create an indicator that takes an weighted average of all significant lookback periods for the tradable. We named this indicator polychromatic because poly means many and chromatic means colors. Thus, Polychromatic Momentum for this indicator translates into the sum of many Momentums.

Directional Volatility Effect indicator. The indicator displays two volatility effect zones; bullish (green shadow) and bearish (red shadow). To find original version please click here

PDI (Price Difference) is a simple signal indicator of the price difference between the previous and the current bars. It displays as signal marks the candlesticks, on which the previous Applied price is higher than the current one by the pre-defined Price difference. If the price difference is positive, the mark will be placed on the Low price of the current candlesticks. If it is negative - on the High price.

ZScore of Time Segmented Volume indicator. Get Time Segmented Volume indicator from here.

Time Segmented Volume indicator

The SZO (Sentiment Zone Oscillator) indicator shows the market sentiment (activity and direction) and zones of excessive activity (overbought/oversold zones). It can display a dynamic channel, beyond which deals are seen as undesirable because of the high probability of a change in sentiment and of reversal. If the indicator line moves beyond the channel and at the same time enters the overbought/oversold zone, this may mean that the market trend can change soon. The indicator often warns of such a possible change in advance, so it is advisable to use it in combination with another confirmation indicator.

Shadow True Strength Index indicator Use shadow color as trade sentiment; green for Long; red for Short

DonChain Percentage oscillator displays a relative price position inside the Donchian channel as oscillator. Remark, indicator above or below level 50 for sentiment zone.

HiLo Range Fan indicator. Trade long when all indicator components are above zero level, trade Short when all indicator components are below the zero level.

HiLo Range indicator. Trade long when indicator is above zero level, trade Short when indicator is below the zero level.

The general idea of using SwingArms is to provide a visual confirmation of a trend change, define of trailing price and entering zone. This indicator and FIR Slope generate useful signals to trade

The indicator result, is calculated from FIR (Finite Impulse Response Filter) indicator and price levels Use histogram as short term trend and dots (green and red) as open position trigger. For more information about FIR indicator click here

Directional Volatility indicator. The indicator displays two volatility lines; bullish (green component) and bearish (red component).

CoVariance function as indicator to interpret trade sentiment zones

This indicator is used for positions trailing stop, and is calculated separately for long (green component) and short (red component) trades, based on price cycles.  

Volatility Channel by Larry Williams indicator Conditions Long: price > (top channel + bottom channel)/2 Short: price < (top channel + bottom channel)/2 Note, increase calculation periods, to increase projection (in bars)

Zero Lag RSI oscillator is an RSI with a minimum delay.

Fisher Transform of normalized prices flows by Fisher Transform allows you to detect the peak oscillations of the indicator line, which indicate the trend reversal points.

The indicator represents a combination of RSI and STARC components (Stoller Average Range Channels), which is similar to indicator Bollinger Bands. Its bands get narrower on stable markets and wider on volatile markets. STARC component does not consider standard square deviation as BBands, its is calculated using average true range (ATR), and its components are derived from RSI, for providing more detailed information on market volatility.

The GaussianBands indicator works like BollingerBands and performs centerline and deviation band filtering based on input deviation parameters. This indicator identifies the price squeeze, and this means the beginning of the open trade position, and the direction of the trade is determined by the price position with the central line of the indicator (above/beelow). This indicator also identifies the state of momentum and trend based on extended internal and external bands Use the ZScore indicator for confirmation. (download ZScore from here)  

RSI on btf with result as slope or step

This is a hybrid version of Stochastic Oscillator

DiNapoli MACD indicator is a zone and trigger trading oscillator, developed based on tradition MACD. In this version you should trade when the cross happen above the zero level for long trades (macd[0]>signal[0] & macd[1]<signal[1] & signal[0]>0), and when the cross happen below the zero level for short trades (macd[0]<signal[0] & macd[1]>signal[1] & signal[0]<0) In upper timeframes the same signal conditions you can use as a trade zone. The following picture shows two cases of buying and selling triggers

Ehlers Super Smooth Indicator

Ehlers Super Passband Filter Indicator

This indicator derived from VWAP leading and lagging components. Long trades zone is defined when indicator is above the zero, Short trades zone is defined when indicator is below the zero.  

The Renko Line Break determines the direction of the trend. During a pullback in the trend, place a stop order based on the range in Pips. If the trend is long (background green color) and the price is below the RenkoBottomLine, consider opening a long position and view the RenkoTopLine as the first resistance level. If the trend is short (background red color) and the price is above the RenkoTopLine, consider opening a short position and view the RenkoBottomLine as the first support level.

This indicator follow the price pressure sentiment. As a trigger is used the limits between High and Low pressure. Bullish sentiment is definated when Mean component is above the triggers limits. Bearish sentiment is definated when Mean component is below the triggers limits. Mean -black component Bullish sentiment level - red component Bearish sentiment level - green component

The RationalSL indicator showing the size of StopLoss based on average periods of true range of the price, for both long and short trades. The indicator is adopted based in different pair decimals and time frames.

This indicator is a custom indicator as a product of detrending the original RVI (Relative Vigor Index) indicator, also deriving the bands from the half detrending size. The propose of indicator is to identify the market sentiment.  Bullish sentiment when black line is above the bands; Bearish sentiment when black line is below the bands. In case of black line make V shape that mean price action will create HL (higher low) or LH (Lower high). The HL is created when black line is above the red line, the LH is created when black line is below the red line.

John Tirone Levels are a set of the appropriate support and resistance levels based on a trading range for a certain period of time. Usually they are used only to improve visual perception of the market price moves. In this case, the Midpoint method is used for the calculation of all three Tirone Levels. Market minimum and maximum for a certain period of time are calculated at first.

This indicator showing price average and price intrinsic level without smoothing methods.

The Leavitt Projection indicator was created by Jay Leavitt (Stocks and Commodities Oct 2019, page11), who is most well known for creating the Volume Weighted Average Price indicator. Respecting the slope of indicator and position of crossing zero level is giving the satisfied signals.

The Disparity Index indicator is used to define price reversal levels. The histogram bars (disparity index) when rising above the upper band, the overbought level is reached. The histogram bars when decreasing below the lower band, the oversold level is reached.  

In this version VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) is calculated based on comulative look back periods

Insync Index, by Norm North, is a consensus indicator. It uses RSI, MACD, MFI, DPO, ROC, Stoch, CCI and %B to calculate a composite signal. Basically, this index shows that when a majority of underlying indicators is in sync, a turning point is near. There are couple of ways to use this indicator. - Buy when crossing up 5, sell when crossing down 95. - Market is typically bullish when index is above 50, bearish when below 50. This can be a great confirmation signal for price action + trend lines . Also, since this is typical oscillator, look for divergences between price and index. Levels 75/25 are early warning levels. Note that, index > 75 (and less than 95) should be considered very bullish and index below 25 (but above 5) as very bearish . Levels 95/5 are equivalent to traditional OB/OS levels. The various values of the underlying components can be tuned via options page. I have also provided an option to color bars based on the index value. More info: The Insync Index by Norm North, TASC Jan 1995

This CCI (Commodity Index Channel) custom indicator show/correct the CCI indicator levels -100 and +100, based on standard deviation on indicator value

The Relative Volatility Index (RVI) is similar to the Relative Strength Index (RSI) index. Both measure the direction of volatility, but RVI uses the standard deviation of price changes in its calculations, while RSI uses the absolute price changes. The RVI is best used as a confirmation indicator to other momentum and/or trend-following indicators.

Ichimoku Kinko Hyo indicator smoothed by FIR.  FIR indicator (ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3081)

Indicator FIR is a symmetrically weighted filter (Finite Impulse Response Filter)

Relative Momentum Index indicator script. This indicator was originally developed by Roger Altman (Stocks & Commodities V. 11:2 (57-60)). Use this indicator as trade zones; for long when indicator value is above level 70; for short when indicator value is below level 30  

This indicator show trend and real market value of the financial instrument Price below indicator when when indicator is green show discount on quote currency Price above indicator value when indicator is red show discount on base currency

The TrendValue indicator show trending zones for long and short trades

Show RSI indicator on chart (in Pips)

This custom indicator is a combination of TrendValue (https://ctrader.com/algos/indicators/show/3070) indicator and RVI (Relative Vigor Index) The TrendValue indicator are used to identify trading zones for long and short trades (green and red dots) the RVI indicator is used to identify the trade StopLoss based in low and high indicator values (+0.2; -0.2)

This following trend indicator is very reliable. It guides traders in the market about the prevailing or beginning direction. Moreover, it's a non-repainting indicator. The HalfTrend indicator represents the trend indicator that draws zones based on moving average intersection. The indicator draws bearish and bullish invalidation zones on the chart and marks a trend shift. The Green line represents the “Long” zone, while the Red line “Short” zone. The HalfTrend indicator shows also, the strength of the trend. If there is no trend, the indicator will be flat and we identify it as accumulation temporary price or distribution zones. However, if a trend exists, there will be a slope in that direction. If the slope is steep, the trend is strong. If there is a strong uptrend, the indicator will be green, and the slope will be upward and robust. If there is a downtrend, the indicator will be red with a downward slope. On the other hand, this indicator follows difference of the real market value and the price. In some cases, price momentum is stretched in opposite of trade zone  compared with price level of HalfTrend "level of change zone", when the supply and demand can be identified also. https://chartshots.ctradercloud.com/628c02e7da7b4.png