BillyIdol wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:54 am Please, let this system don't choke out my MT4 and PC..PLEASE!

You'll be fine. Adjust the amount of bars displayed, I've loaded it up on my wife's ancient laptop (i5 7200U 256GB SSD) and adjusted the bars, it loads after a few seconds and only hangs if it's a chart you haven't used before as it needs to gather the data. After that, it's smooth sailing.

I've been combing through pairs with the new system pre-testing it's capabilities today. Currently waiting for the Euro and US Spot FX markets to open but historically speaking (and looking), this system looks like it has the edge over the Beats V5 as it produces new, early signals using the Currency indicator in the subwindow which produce very early signals that follow through.

It also has a neat countdown alert before the intraday candlestick closes which can easily be turned off but works well if you're away from the screen.

Quite a polished system this one and Beatle certainly has a knack for creating good systems out of the box with minimum studying required.

I have to cry now, you have very talented and friendly people in the forum!! You're damn cool!

Looks awesome

looks amazing!!!!!

BillyIdol wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:54 am Please, let this system don't choke out my MT4 and PC..PLEASE!

I think thats a you problem if it chokes out your PC.

BillyIdol wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:54 am Please, let this system not choke out my MT4 and PC..PLEASE!

Why would it? It would only slow down if you have too many bars set for your Max bars in the chart and history. That would be an issue irrespective of the system. Or there is a conflict with an indicator that you've added to the chart. I found one of the main culprits was the conflict between the Symbol Changer and any trade assistant EA. However, I discovered that the Ultimate Trade Assistant works flawlessly with the symbol changer.

The system runs flawlessly and super fast, the way it is set up now.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 1:59 am Currency Strength Wizard

What Im looking at in Beatles nicely presented instructions is that currency strength wizard indicator.. looks like a dynamic oscillating zig zag if i can call it that yet the strength bars inside the indicator are non repainting on their own wow what a combo

boytoy wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:17 pm What I'm looking at in Beatles' nicely presented instructions is that currency strength wizard indicator.. looks like a dynamic oscillating zig-zag, if I can call it that, yet the strength bars inside the indicator are non-repainting on their own. Wow, what a combo

Yeah, I love the CSW. I love how it presents the information. Yes, the lines recalculate, but that actually works in our favour.

This is how it does that. When the lines initially cross, it is a signal for you to pay attention. Then, as the price action progresses, it gradually starts to deviate from each other, confirming the trend change. However, since we are only entering initially on the bottom sub-window signal (non-repaint) by the time we get the initial entry signal, the lines have already separated, confirming the trend. So no stressing. Also, we can use the combination of the entry signal below and the CSW lines crossing as an exit signal (and entry signal).

If we get the TMA crossing as well, even better! There are special case scenarios that I will be explaining as well,

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:39 pm Yeah, I love the CSW. I love how it presents the information. Yes, the lines recalculate, but that actually works in our favour.

This is how it does that. When the lines initially cross, it is a signal for you to pay attention. Then, as the price action progresses, it gradually starts to deviate from each other, confirming the trend change. However, since we are only entering initially on the bottom sub-window signal (non-repaint) by the time we get the initial entry signal, the lines have already separated, confirming the trend. So no stressing. Also, we can use the combination of the entry signal below and the CSW lines crossing as an exit signal (and entry signal).

If we get the TMA crossing as well, even better! There are special case scenarios that I will be explaining as well,

Hi Beatle

Am I correct in thinking the CSW is a paid for indicator on MQL5?
I have it in my portfolio but I do recall having to pay for it?

Cheers

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:39 pm Yeah, I love the CSW. I love how it presents the information. Yes, the lines recalculate, but that actually works in our favour.

This is how it does that. When the lines initially cross, it is a signal for you to pay attention. Then, as the price action progresses, it gradually starts to deviate from each other, confirming the trend change. However, since we are only entering initially on the bottom sub-window signal (non-repaint) by the time we get the initial entry signal, the lines have already separated, confirming the trend. So no stressing. Also, we can use the combination of the entry signal below and the CSW lines crossing as an exit signal (and entry signal).

If we get the TMA crossing as well, even better! There are special case scenarios that I will be explaining as well,

Ever since you posted about the CSW, it has been a key part of my trading, really powerful indicator