I will code your EAs and Indicators for no charge

i am simply grateful for giving me the MT5 VERSION of the indicator. you are simply the best sir. thanks so much.

Master please, i still need your help on this, the alert system is malfunctioning, attached chart has 4 lines button on a chart, it but at moment no lines are turned on but its alerting a price, its happening on other pair same as well, sometimes it will not alert the turned on line price, but the turned off price

Try this

Hello everyone, kind people, who can remake these three indicators for MT4, please help
1.
study("ËþêñOption SV", shorttitle="ËþêñOption SV", overlay=true)

// ChartArt's Moving Average Cross Indicator
//
// Version 1.0
// Idea by ËþêñOption on September 15, 2019.
//
// This indicator shows when two moving averages cross.
// With the option to choose between four moving
// average calculations:
// (SMA = simple moving average)
// (EMA = exponential moving average)
// (WMA = weighted moving average)
// (Linear = Linear regression)
//
// The moving averages can be plotted from different
// timeframes, like the weekly or 4 hour timeframe.
// With the possibility to use HL2, HLC3 or OHLC4 prices.
//
// In addition there is a background color alert
// and arrows when the moving averages cross each other.
// And the moving averages are colored depending if
// they are trending up or down.
//
// List of my work:



// Multi-timeframe and price input
pricetype = input(close, title="Price Source For The Moving Averages")
useCurrentRes = input(true, title="Use Current Timeframe As Resolution?")
resCustom = input(title="Use Different Timeframe? Then Uncheck The Box Above", type=resolution, defval="W")
res = useCurrentRes ? period : resCustom
price = security(tickerid, res, pricetype)

// MA period input
shortperiod = input(50, title="Short Period Moving Average")
longperiod = input(100, title="Long Period Moving Average")

// MA calculation
smoothinput = input(2, minval=1, maxval=4, title='Moving Average Calculation: (1 = SMA), (2 = EMA), (3 = WMA), (4 = Linear)')
short = smoothinput == 1 ? sma(price, shortperiod) :
smoothinput == 2 ? ema(price, shortperiod) :
smoothinput == 3 ? wma(price, shortperiod) :
smoothinput == 4 ? linreg(price, shortperiod,0) :
na
long = smoothinput == 1 ? sma(price, longperiod) :
smoothinput == 2 ? ema(price, longperiod) :
smoothinput == 3 ? wma(price, longperiod) :
smoothinput == 4 ? linreg(price, longperiod,0) :
na

// MA trend direction color
shortcolor = short > short[1] ? lime : short < short[1] ? red : blue
longcolor = long > long[1] ? lime : long < long[1] ? red : blue

// MA output


2.
//@version=3
//Author: ËþêñOption CI, LLC
//Kevin D.
//Published 5/10/2020


//Tested in high volatility stocks (biotech) but also works great for Futures, Crypto and other Currency trading.
//
//This CCI will produce harmonic patterns that I have found to be "HIDDEN" within charts. Other patterns I have found include both bullish and bearish Head & Shoulders and Cup+handles.
//Patterns are to be interpreted the same as one would see price action within a chart.


study(title="ËþêñOption CI", shorttitle="ËþêñOption CI")
length1 = input(14, minval=1, title="CCI")
ma_length = input(13, minval=5, title="MA")
src = input(close, title="Source")
ma1 = sma(src, length1)
cci1 = (src - ma1) / (0.015 * dev(src, length1))

//---------------


plot(cci1, linewidth=2)
plot(ema(cci1, ma_length), color=red, linewidth=1)


//-----------


plotColr = (cci1 > ema(cci1, ma_length)) ? lime : black
plotCCIEMA = plot(series=cci1, color=plotColr, linewidth=2)


//------------


band5 = hline(300, color=red)
band0 = hline(200, title="Overbought", color=red)
band1 = hline(100, color=black)
band2 = hline(0,title="zero")
band3 = hline(-100, color=black)
band4 = hline(-200, title="Oversold", color=green)
band6 = hline(-300, color=green)

//-------------

fill(band0, band4, color=blue, transp=95)
fill(band4, band6, color=lime, transp=95)
fill(band0, band5, color=red, transp=95)

//-------------

3.

//@version=2
study("ËþêñOption MT", shorttitle="ËþêñOption MT", overlay=true)

// ChartArt's MACD Trend Heatmap Overlay Indicator
//
// Version 1.0
// Idea by ËþêñOption on November 22, 2019.
//
// This is an overlay indicator which uses the classic
// period settings and signals from the MACD
// (Moving Average Convergence/Divergence) indicator
// to overlay a heatmap using all the information
// the MACD generates with its three periods (12,26,9).
//
// The first two moving averages which the MACD uses
// (12 and 26) are plotted on the chart like usual EMAs.
//
// In addition to the background color (the heatmap) and
// the EMAs there is an optional bar color alert when the
// uptrend or the downtrend is very strong.
//
// List of my work:


// Input
fastlen = input(12, title="Fast Moving Average")
slowlen = input(26, title="Slow Moving Average")
signallen = input(9, title="Signal Line")
switch1=input(true, title="Enable Bar Color?")
switch2=input(true, title="Enable Moving Averages?")
switch3=input(true, title="Enable Heatmap?")

// Calculation
fast = ema(close,fastlen)
slow = ema(close,slowlen)
MACD = fast - slow
signal = ema(MACD, signallen)
histogr = MACD - signal

// MACD, MA colors
MACDcolor = fast > slow ? green : red
fastcolor = change(fast) > 0 ? green : red
slowcolor = change(slow) > 0 ? green : red
MACDupdowncolor = change(MACD) > 0 ? green : red

// MACD histogram colors
histogrMACDcolor = MACD > histogr ? green : red
histogrzerocolor = histogr > 0 ? green : red
histogrupdowncolor = change(histogr) > 0 ? green : red

// MACD signal line colors
signalMACDcolor = MACD > signal ? green : red
signalzerocolor = signal > 0 ? green : red
signalupdowncolor = change(signal) > 0 ? green : red

// Bar colors
MACDtrend = fast > slow and change(MACD) > 0 and histogr > 0 and change(histogr) > 0 and signal > 0 ? green : fast < slow and change(MACD) < 0 and histogr < 0 and change(histogr) < 0 and signal < 0 ? red : gray

// MA output
F=plot(switch2?fast:na,color=MACDcolor)
S=plot(switch2?slow:na,color=MACDcolor,linewidth=3)
fill(F,S,color=silver)

// Color output
bgcolor(switch3?MACDcolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?fastcolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?slowcolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?MACDupdowncolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?histogrMACDcolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?histogrzerocolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?histogrupdowncolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?signalMACDcolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?signalzerocolor:na,transp=98)
bgcolor(switch3?signalupdowncolor:na,transp=98)
barcolor(switch1?MACDtrend:na)

you can try this as well

Samalin..., when multiple instances are added to same chart, then there is a requirement of
an unique ID, used for each instance.
There is also need to make sure, no buttons overlap each other!
When the button of each instance toggled off, there won't be any alert!

Otherwise, since the alert is MTF, you may need to consider keeping the "Alert ON" (on each instance), for the time frames desired!

For that one you must ask the author:
https://forex-station.com/rsi-indica...ml#p1295420701

Thanks

yes i did this initially before posting, i have been using these lines for longtime now, just last week i switch to this version, and noticed
everything is working fine the alerts come up at random sometimes maybe an hour or 15min difference

....if you have followed all said steps, then you might want to keep the alert on, for the required time frames!
Also keep in mind, that the alerts on your indicator are not memorized,
which means alerts will reset upon time frames changes!

In addition, as the alerts are MTF, you may experience them as delayed relative to your current chart, even though they were generated from other time frames!

Hello traders and coders, can one of you convert this indicator into a histogram for me? It would be great if the overbought and oversold signals were displayed in a histogram. When an oversold buy signal appears, it should be held until the opposite overbought sell signal appears. it would be very nice if someone could implement this.

I'm currently working on a strategy for EAX. If it's profitable, I'll share it with you, of course...

Source:
https://forex-station.com/app.php/attach/file/3358902

BTW, Triangular Moving Averages do not calculate any OverBought or OverSold levels.




Source:
https://fxcodebase.com/code/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=70514

hey bro thank you for your quickly request, I saw this page for an hour ago, but this indicater shows the slope of TMA, if I am not wrong..

I attached two more to the first post.
https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...6#post14752426
They should be the same as your indicator.

My thoughts went more in this direction

Yah, thank you this is what im looking for. god bless you!! thank you!

TMA is recalculating its readings...

yah i know, but its not a problem when you use H4 or H1 on M5....

on higher TF it gives good values for lower TFs, when you now what i mean..