ps) if using T3 Calculation mode = false it will be the faster Fulks/Matulich way of calculation, otherwise it will be the Tim Tillson way of calculation. Got ya, Thanks for the solid explanation and noting that the False toggle will actually use Fulks/Matulich calculations instead within this MT5 ...

vvFish wrote: Thu May 15, 2025 12:54 pm
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Right above the big H1 support line and vvFish still knew where to trade. Very cool moves man, you're unstoppable

May 15 2025 This is the MT5 version of our Itrend by Mrtools. It's a VHF Adaptive Itrend with T3 Smoothing options. Importantly, the Vertical Horizontal Filter is used to clarify the indicator's signals by double-checking if price is ranging or trending. Try it: https://forex-station.com ...

This is a conversion from a mt4 t3 vhf adaptive Itrend. I feel this is a really important indicator for MT5 traders, thank you Mrtools. The VHF filter picks up well on volatile pairs . The settings I like with volatile pairs are all default but change: T3 Calculation Mode: False Lookback period for ...

FredericoA wrote: Thu May 15, 2025 6:02 pm I only trade using renko charts

Good on you mate, that's the way

Tried it opened a offline chart and terminal crashed Im on win 10 8gb ram with laptop so its not yourpc my guess is the indicator is constantly trying to calculate and receive price info.. wchich is good as its nrp but makes it a bit touch and go for offliners Looks like it, thanks for testing it ...

FredericoA wrote: Thu May 15, 2025 12:47 am I have it in 8 offline charts in one MT4

Got it, it's because of the Offline charts.

What's making you use Offline charts by the way? For Renko or backtesting?

FredericoA wrote: Wed May 14, 2025 11:32 pm I set it to 500 bars in a Intel i7 with 16gb RAM and it's struggling

It shouldn't be. I have similar specs to you and 16GB RAM and have no issues, just a slight lag when changing timeframes.

How many instances of the "Summed" indicator do you have on your chart?

May 14 2025 Mrtools has released a new MT4 oscillator named the Adaptive Ergodic CCI. Advanced analysts will recognize the Ergodic as William Blau's SMI & this Adaptive indicator uses the Efficiency Ratio EMA to offer reliable entries for joining verified trends: https://forex-station.com ...

FredericoA wrote: Tue May 13, 2025 6:28 pm Is it my computer or this indicator it's too heavy on the CPU?

Summed indicators can be be a bit heavy on the CPU especially in older PC's so head into the indicator's options and at the very bottom, under "Bars to use" choose 450 bars. Adjust lower if needed.