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Showing posts with label Technical Analysis MT5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technical Analysis MT5. Show all posts

William's Percent Range Multi-Timeframe Indicator for MT5

Author: Roberto Jacobs (3rjfx)

1. Introduction

The Williams' Percent Range (WPR) is a highly respected momentum oscillator used by technical analysts to identify overbought and oversold conditions. However, the standard MetaTrader 5 (MT5) version of this indicator often confuses traders because it utilizes negative values (ranging from 0 to -100).

So, the value of the Williams’ Percent Range Multi-Timeframe indicator in the WPR_MTF indicator is not obtained using the Indicator Handle. Instead, the structure and code of the Williams’ Percent Range indicator because I created the iWPR Plus code, so I can write the code directly in the function.



Parabolic SAR Multi-Timeframe Indicator for MT5

Author: Roberto Jacobs (3rjfx)

1. Introduction

The Parabolic SAR (Stop and Reverse) is a staple in technical analysis, primarily used to identify trend direction and potential reversal points. However, trading based on a single timeframe often leads to "market noise" and false signals.

The SAR_MTF indicator, created by Roberto Jacobs, addresses this limitation by scanning and calculating Parabolic SAR values across 21 different timeframes simultaneously—ranging from M1 to Monthly (MN1). By aggregating this data into a single interactive dashboard, traders gain a bird's-eye view of the market trend across the entire spectrum of time.