I'm not Igorad either! - just wanted to say that I think it's incorrect to say that Yur4ik's Fisher indicator paints the past. Fisher works by checking the highs and lows of the lookback period, and 'exagerating' any deviation outside these values by causing the indicator to turn rapidly. When Fisher is attached to a chart, it may start to turn when prices begin to change direction and may actually complete the 'cross' but if prices then suddenly start heading in the original direction, this cross will disappear, especially if the change happens within a few bars, and there will be no trace of it on the chart! In my opinion, this is more noticable with the Yur4ik indicator because each and every signal in historical data looks like a winner due to the way MT draws the histograms. Personally, I much prefer the 'normal' fisher indicator because all 'crosses' are what the seem - potential turning points.