I converted X-Stoch. It's a quick conversion that might still have some bugs, though I tested it and it aligns fairly well with Cagliostro's version.

There’s an annoying bug that causes the lines to appear enlarged, sometimes extending beyond the oscillator. Aside from this, it follows the trend of the MT5 version—naturally, accounting for the differences between the two platforms, as well as price discrepancies and/or tick updates.

Try it out and let me know what you think. I’ll work on fixing a few issues in the coming days.

Please note: This is a test code and should only be used in a demo environment.

Best regards,
Thoth

Important Update

The first test conversion of the XU dashboard has been completed. I didn’t expect to achieve this in just a few days.

Thanks to its well-thought-out design, the dashboard can incorporate additional data without cluttering the graph, and can be hidden when not needed.

Starting tomorrow (every day is good for releasing. I need to optimize it to the best.). Below is a quick preview.

Best regards,
Thoth

Here’s a preview test. To make things easier, I’ve modified the code by adding the ability to use a watchlist.

Simply create a watchlist with your preferred name save your favorite pairs to it, and enter the exact name of the watchlist in the input field.

For now, any changes to the watchlist require disabling and re-enabling the plugin. This is something I’ll look into in the coming days to see if improvements are possible.

Below is a definitive explanation on how to enable and locate the panel and dashboard.


Enabling the Plugin
First, expand the left-side menu and click where I’ve marked (see image). This will open the plugins page, where you can also adjust settings.


Accessing the Dashboard
To access the dashboard, click the tab at the bottom (label 1) and select XU Dashboard (label 2).


Accessing the Panel
For the panel, follow the same steps: select the right-side tab (label 1) and choose SRG Panel (label 2).


Note: The panel will take some time to update, as I’m still working on implementing the modifications you’re seeing.

As always, bug reports are welcome and appreciated.

Please note: This is a test code and should only be used in a demo environment.

Best regards,
Thoth

Hi everyone. Happy Sunday.
I'm currently designing this code because I'm having difficulty creating it with the plugin.
What do you think of this first draft?

Best regards,
Thoth

Thoth wrote: Sun Aug 17, 2025 9:36 pm Hi everyone. Happy Sunday.
I'm currently designing this code because I'm having difficulty creating it with the plugin.
What do you think of this first draft?

Best regards,
Thoth
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Hi, happy weekend to you Tooth, and best wishes to you this week.

Personally, I use the RR tools that ctrader has by default. Now your stuff there looks good, the best thing that ctrader has then MT4/5 is the fast simple execution, and mostly i don't do drawings. Well, everyone who is eager to draw maybe is a gem. personally the trading terminal if you move into the chart, that's interesting! , I like to try new stuff.

Thanks for the effort.

plon123 wrote: Mon Aug 18, 2025 1:38 am Hi, happy weekend to you Tooth, and best wishes to you this week.

Personally, I use the RR tools that ctrader has by default. Now your stuff there looks good, the best thing that ctrader has then MT4/5 is the fast simple execution, and mostly i don't do drawings. Well, everyone who is eager to draw maybe is a gem. personally the trading terminal if you move into the chart, that's interesting! , I like to try new stuff.

Thanks for the effort.

Hi Plon123. I’m currently programming three lines (entry, TP, and SL) that follow the price. I’m refining the code, and once I’m satisfied with it, I’ll create a button to enter the market.

I’m also working on further simplifying trade entry and position management. I’m not sure when it will be ready, but I may consider releasing the indicator for testing once this part of the code is complete.

Best regards,
Thoth