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Unlocking Entry Points: A Powerful Indicator for MetaTrader 5

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INTRODUCTION:

Hey fellow traders! I want to share a little story from my trading journey. When I first dipped my toes into the trading waters, I was all about the scalping strategy. There’s something exhilarating about catching quick price movements, right? But let me tell you, scalping in a volatile market can be a real marathon. It demands lightning-fast analysis and precise reactions, and honestly, I found myself losing focus during those intense sessions. That’s when I started making silly mistakes that cost me.

To combat this, I developed an indicator that helps pinpoint potential entry points automatically—based on candlestick formations. I know many of you fellow MetaTrader users can relate to this struggle, which is why I’m excited to share this tool with you. I hope it makes your trading a breeze!


LIVE TRADING SESSION:

Curious to see this in action? Check out my live trading session from August 25, 2020, where I used my tools to navigate the market smoothly.

  


Want to dive deeper? Here’s another video you might find helpful:


I'd love to hear your thoughts! Don't hesitate to drop your comments and rate these scripts. Happy trading!


This indicator:

* offers a single input, allowing you to choose whether you want to identify potential entries in bullish or bearish trends (the choice is yours!).

* If you go for a bullish trend, this indicator will pinpoint potential bullish entries based on these candlestick formations:

  • Bullish Hammer (HAM),
  • Inverted Hammer (IVH),
  • Bullish Engulfing (ENG),
  • Bullish Harami (HAR),
  • Morning Star (MOS), and
  • Bullish Building Momentum.

* On the flip side, if you opt for a bearish trend, this indicator will help you spot potential bearish entries with these candlestick formations:

  • Shooting Star (SHS),
  • Hanging Man (HGM),
  • Bearish Engulfing (ENG),
  • Bearish Harami (HAR),
  • Evening Star (EVS), and
  • Bearish Building Momentum.

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