Summary of đBetter DMX Jurik Histogram Indicator for MetaTrader 4/5 đ„Download - Free - [TFlab]đ
The video presents the Better DMX Jurik Histogram Indicator for MetaTrader 4 and 5, available for free download from the Trading Finder website. This indicator is an enhanced and smoother version of the traditional DMX indicator, utilizing the Jurik smoothing method and displayed in histogram form for clearer market trend analysis.
Key Features & Settings:
- Platform Compatibility: MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.
- Display Options: Users can choose between three chart templatesâlight, dark, or customâallowing personalized visual integration.
- Indicator Settings:
- Adjustable Jurik smoothing method parameters.
- Phase shift settings for fine-tuning the histogram display.
- Option to reprocess smoothing calculations multiple times for refined accuracy.
- Signal line period and phase adjustments, with the signal line also processed via the Jurik method.
- Visual Representation:
- Blue Line: DMX line (main oscillator).
- Orange Line: Signal line.
- Overbought/Oversold Levels: Default set at +60 and -60, customizable by the user.
- Data Scope: Number of candles used in calculations can be set, defaulting to 1,000.
Usage Guide:
- Trade Entry Signals:
- Enter a sell trade when the Blue DMX line crosses the Orange signal line downwards or when the DMX line is in the oversold zone.
- Enter a buy trade when the DMX line crosses the signal line upwards, indicating upward momentum.
- Trade Exit Signals:
- Exit trades when the signal line crosses upwards (for sell trades) or downwards (for buy trades), signaling potential market reversals or weakening trends.
Tutorial & Support:
- The video includes a step-by-step tutorial on installing, configuring, and interpreting the indicator on MT4/MT5 charts.
- Viewers are encouraged to share feedback and suggestions in the comments.
Main Source:
- Tutorial and indicator provided by TFlab, featured on the Trading Finder website.
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