Multi Timeframe Indicators - page 802

Yes MrTool

many thanks that's what I think is very important indicator if we used proper setting

thanks a lot

Talaat E

falungong

FullSSA recalculates (i thought that by now everybody is aware if that). Signals (arrows) would change the place where they are placed all the time

Only the "end-pointed" versions do not recalculate

Multi Timeframe Indicators

Hi MrTools

Adding MTF and Shift

Thanks

Here is the multi time frame version : ma_zone_mtf.mq4

Thank you mladen & mrtools, found it at here:

https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/general

Hi mrtools and mladen,

Could you please make the following mtf indicators build 600+ compatible, couldn't compile them.

thank you very much .

rsi_divergence_-_mrtools.mq4

stochastic_divergence_mtfalerts.mq4

As for the Stochastic, possible to remove/switch off the "Stochastic Up/Down" alert, all options have been set to "false" yet it still alerts.

Thank you again.

I'm a recent new member and I'd simply like to run a MA of say H4 on a H1 chart -- I guess this means your MTF

sound simple and I've searched but nothing suitable so far

could someone assist please

Hello MrTools

Thank you for your kind response. I managed to find something similar in mq4 format. Could you please convert to mtf ?

Thank you once more.

Regards

doda-bbands.mq4

I did know but thought it should be like that Anyway, I use it on 4H and dont mind the repainting/recalculating.

The endpointed version I have does not have the "line" feature nor does it change color on slope changes.

Is it possible to have the endpointed version with color changes when it rebounds of the support/resist lines? (and line feature)

Hi,

Mtf indicators recalculate but indicator like superchannel repaints.

What is the diffirence in recalculating and repainting?

And is it possible to code and mtf indicator in a way that the first signal it gives does not dissapear, so it gives a new signal when it crosses again?

What I mean, is it possible to code a mtf indicator so it show all the signals it gives, not just the perfect ones?