Hi guys!

Does anyone have the Ultimate Trade Assistant for MT5 and could possibly share it?

I really love this EA.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Sat Nov 15, 2025 5:03 pm Yes, I can confirm that they match up. Not the individual bars, though, but the RSI hugs the outside of the bars. Well spotted. So, perhaps the master coders can devise a CSW substitute using this RSI setting and the Gary.Baluda.SuperSlope indicator.

Thanks to @Abdi for letting me know about the Gary.Baluda.SuperSlope indicator. He has created a version for MT5, which I'm sure he won't mind me sharing with the coders to improve and enhance further.

Thanks, Abdi.

23 - Nova Re-Force Histo Normalized.ex5
23 - Nova Re-Force Histo Normalized.mq5
23 - Tester 2 Gary.Baluda.SuperSlope.ex5
23 - Tester 2 Gary.Baluda.SuperSlope.mq5

MM MT5 Sub.JPG

Now it should be quite easy to replicate the CSW Strength bars. At the close of every candle, determine where the RSI is and then draw a histogram bar either up or down to the 50 level.

For mt5 users
This looks pretty amazing. It's just been a short test period so far, but this looks really good.
Thank you, Beatle
Thank you, Abdi


Get your favorite Xard template and add this sub-window. The only thing I changed were the time frames in the SuperSlope from Daily/Weekly/Monthly to 1H/4H/Daily.

It didn't seem to like the Gold chart. That makes sense because Gold is not listed in the SuperSlope currency menu. At the same time though, BTC is not listed and appears to be performing just fine.

Hello Everyone,

I joined Forex-Station about a year ago (14 months) , and until now, I haven’t contributed anything back to this wonderful community.

I am not a professional programmer and have no prior coding experience, except for some basic MS Excel macros. That’s why I am especially grateful to the moderators, master coders and seniors mladen, MrTools, Jimmy, Kavak, Banzai (there are so many to name) for selflessly fulfilling requests from new users and sharing their knowledge with the community.

Special thanks to Xard777 for releasing the latest version of his strategies along with the source code.

Being an old school, I often rely on AI tools to understand the logic behind code where the source is available. ( especial thanks to MrTools again)

I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Sensei BeatlemaniaSA for coding so many indicators for his system and then sharing the Beatle's Millionaire Maker strategy with the community.

Although I am based in one of the most liquid time zones, my job and schedule prevent me from fully taking advantage of the UK/US sessions. Scanning currency pairs manually takes a lot of time, which is why dashboards, like the one shared by Opita, have always inspired me and been incredibly helpful.

Today, on my day off, I used Grok and ChatGPT to build my own dashboard. I’ve just completed a version that compiles without errors. (I have no idea after how many tries)

I am sharing the source code so that experienced and master coders can enhance it further. While I’ve tested most features and provided maximum customization through inputs instead of hardcoding, I’m sure there are still many areas that can be improved.

One idea I implemented is displaying the actual currency strength values along with the arrows. For example, GBPUSD might show a down arrow, but with values like -2.35/7.50 and -0.57/2.5, users can better gauge the strength of the signal at a glance from the dashboard.

Few other ideas I had like:
1) using different arrow colors (red, orange red, pink) to represent varying strength of the signal.
2) Toggling the vales on/off through User inout
but that’s beyond my current capabilities. I have realized coding is not an easy task, so I’ll leave that to the seniors & professionals.

Everyone is most welcome to make changes but a kind request to share the enhanced versions so that all can benefit.

Thank you all for inspiring me and making this community so welcoming. I hope this dashboard can help others as much as previous tools and contributions have helped me.

Wishing everyone to become a Millionaire soon using Beatle's Millionaire Maker.

Best regards

Note:
This expert advisor need to be copied in the Expert Folder and the CurrencyStrengthWizard.ex4 indictaor needs to be copied in the Indicator folder for this dashboard to work.

Hello everyone!
It’s been a while since the trading system was released. I find it truly amazing, but I’m still having some difficulties mastering it. I’ve read post #1 several times, but I’m asking for your help to make sure I really understand everything!

As recommended, I will first focus on mastering a single pair, which is why I chose XAUUSD on H1, with a RR of 2 and a maximum risk of 1%.

Please correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m going to list the confirmations to follow, in order, before entering a trade. I would really appreciate it if you could tell me whether I’ve forgotten something, made a mistake, or misunderstood the order. Thanks in advance!

1. Wait for a cross of the Wizard lines.

2. Check that the histogram in the sub-window shows the correct color.

3. It is recommended to wait for a pullback on the Wizard Strength Bars.

4. Enter the trade…?

→ This is where my problem is: I don’t know how to interpret the TMA–EMA crosses.

5. You can also enter on Strength Bar pullbacks to catch “bonus pips” during the trend.

Thank you in advance for taking the time to look into my question. I also hope that the answers in this post will help other beginners!

Sarj wrote: Tue Nov 18, 2025 12:15 am i've added the csw in the root indicator folder, but still get the same result. Can anyone help me set up the advisor? Sarj

You should add exactly CurrencyStrengthWizard (not CurrencyStrengthWizard_fix) to the root indicators folder.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 1:59 am
Step 1: Monitor Currency Strength Lines Crossover
- **Tool**: Currency Strength Wizard
- **Action**: Observe the currency strength lines for a crossover event. A crossover occurs when one currency’s strength line surpasses another, indicating a potential shift in relative strength (e.g., USD strengthening against EUR).
- **Purpose**: This signals a possible trend change or momentum shift in the currency pair (e.g., EUR/USD).
- **Execution**:
- Identify the currency pair corresponding to the crossing currencies (e.g., USD crossing above EUR suggests a potential sell for EUR/USD).
- Note the direction of the crossover (bullish or bearish) for the pair.

Hello everyone!

I have been trading this amazing system since its release. We can't thank you enough, Beatle and anyone who supported this selfless contribution!

Trying to understand each part of the system to utilise its strengths in decision-making.
CSW is a black box for me. Please check the attached image below:
These are the CAD pairs at the moment.
We can see the "individual" CAD strength varies from -4.91 to +7.52, which raises questions for me about the code in the background.

Trying to find the devil in the details:

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 1:59 am Step 1: Monitor Currency Strength Lines Crossover
A crossover occurs when one currency’s strength line surpasses another, indicating a potential shift in relative strength (e.g., USD strengthening against EUR).

So basically this means that the CSW is only analysing the specific pair, which is attached to?
And it is NOT advised to look for any correlation between other pairs?
(For example, CSW for AUDCAD shows CAD +7.52 Strength, so I would look for CAD long, but it seemed to be a mistake to go for it based on CADCHF & EURCAD CSW data, where CAD is weak.

Also, do we have any information on what the analysis period for the CSW is?
(Changing the History Bars settings shows no difference in the value of the individual currencies)

davidpont wrote: Tue Nov 18, 2025 5:38 pm Hello everyone!

I have been trading this amazing system since its release. We can't thank you enough, Beatle and anyone who supported this selfless contribution!

Trying to understand each part of the system to utilise its strengths in decision-making.
CSW is a black box for me. Please check the attached image below:

CSW_M30_CADpairs.png

These are the CAD pairs at the moment.
We can see the "individual" CAD strength varies from -4.91 to +7.52, which raises questions for me about the code in the background.

Trying to find the devil in the details:


So basically this means that the CSW is only analysing the specific pair, which is attached to?
And it is NOT advised to look for any correlation between other pairs?
(For example, CSW for AUDCAD shows CAD +7.52 Strength, so I would look for CAD long, but it seemed to be a mistake to go for it based on CADCHF & EURCAD CSW data, where CAD is weak.

Also, do we have any information on what the analysis period for the CSW is?
(Changing the History Bars settings shows no difference in the value of the individual currencies)

Hi David,

I think you are analyzing the CSW values/arrows vertically (as displayed in your attached image), comparing trends across different CAD pairs to find correlations.

In my view, it’s better to compare the values horizontally for any pair i.e across different timeframes for the same pair.

For instance, if the D1 CSW reading shows a strong downtrend (a large difference between the two values) on USDCAD you should trade in the direction of the higher timeframe and execute trades on the lower timeframes when they align with the higher timeframe direction.

This way, you’re following the overall trend rather than trying to infer correlations between different pairs usingh the CSW values.

Hopefully Sensei Beattle / others can confirm.

mazibee wrote: Tue Nov 18, 2025 9:54 pm Hi David,

I think you are analyzing the CSW values/arrows vertically (as displayed in your attached image), comparing trends across different CAD pairs to find correlations.

In my view, it’s better to compare the values horizontally for any pair i.e across different timeframes for the same pair.

For instance, if the D1 CSW reading shows a strong downtrend (a large difference between the two values) on USDCAD you should trade in the direction of the higher timeframe and execute trades on the lower timeframes when they align with the higher timeframe direction.

This way, you’re following the overall trend rather than trying to infer correlations between different pairs usingh the CSW values.

Hopefully Sensei Beattle / others can confirm.

Rarely will you see all of JPY, AUD, NZD currencies align against the rest of the basket simultaneously

pamc wrote: Wed Nov 19, 2025 4:20 am Rarely will you see all of JPY, AUD, NZD currencies align against the rest of the basket simultaneously

I think you meant to quote Davidpoint.

I was of the view that Davidpoint is comparing the values/arrows displayed vertically, across different pairs which as you have also mentioned will rarely align ( I am of the same view)

One must check the values / arrows in the dashboard horizontally across the same pair, in that case it will be the comparison of the the values/arrows of the same pair in different time frames and try to tarde in the direction of the higher time frames.

As long as market is trending everything should be fine in ranging market you'll be choped to death . Or CWS on 5 min but you be in an out very often