Claywalker wrote: Mon Feb 08, 2021 1:01 am
The challenge is having and indicator coded, that detects the trendlinebreaks automatically on two points. And of course with a Push/Email

Will this help. Not trendline breaking but this version uses a volatility threshold to identify trend changes.

Mladen's step chart for MT4.

A little beauty by a coder on codebase.

Here it is please check Well I had to check the code again and found that my understanding of the original code was slightly wrong. So a minor tweak has been done. But regardless of that this indicator has the tendency to perform different on different assets. Also I believe number of bars on the c...

PST wrote: Wed Jan 27, 2021 7:10 pm Plz can anyone help me to find this indicator for mt5

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Hi Darks, My service provider doesn't provide volume based data..how do i find if i m getting tick volume? I also wanted to ask your help regarding tick candles. I have seen them emini's not sure if i can use the same on nse nifty. Thanks Dan As per my knowledge tick data is always available in mt4...

Dan15 wrote: Sun Jan 24, 2021 4:17 pm


Hi Darks,

Is it must to have volume based data to accurately use this indicator?

Thanks
Dan

It only uses tick volume.

Here's another one from TradingView created by Alex Grover. It's called T-step LSMA (Trend step lsma) and uses a complex algorithm developed by the author. This version is using Mladen's correlation function so please put the correlation.dll in libraries folder and enable dll imports. Let's see how ...

josi wrote: Thu Jan 21, 2021 11:36 pm
I guess you mean Mladen, the MasterCoder, who sometimes does his beloved
"Experiments - while waiting for an order to get closed"

Yup was correcting it. Actually writing post on the phone.

Posting a new CenteredTMA version by Mladen. Description:- Quite a few years ago, i was asked to check the ideas explained in the Brian Millard's "Channels & Cycles: A Tribute to J. M. Hurst" book about, what turned out to be, a centered Triangular Moving Average (Centered TMA), and wh...