PulseFX — MT5 Indicator

PulseFX is a two-module MetaTrader 5 suite for the eight major currencies. The trend module sits in the chart window with an HMA spine, trend-coloured candles, BUY/SELL arrows and a signal cockpit; the strength module runs in a separate window drawing eight zero-sum strength lines, a composite score line and a strength ladder. Both are driven by the same engine, so the two windows never disagree. The engine builds a full antisymmetric 8×8 pressure matrix across all 28 crosses of the majors — momentum, position inside the channel, recentred RSI and regression slope, each normalised by the realised volatility of the pair itself — and takes row means. The eight strength readings are therefore genuinely comparable with each other and sum to zero.

Signals come from a composite score in [-100, +100] rather than a single crossover: eight weighted components are folded into one score, and four regime statistics — efficiency ratio, variance ratio, coherence and dispersion — form a quality factor that gates the trigger. The threshold is not fixed. The engine replays its own score history and solves for the highest level that still delivers your target signals per day, while a trailing re-arm, a daily cap and A/B/C grading decide what reaches the screen. Entry, stop and two targets are sized from ATR, and alerts go out by popup, push, sound, e-mail or journal. It works on any of the 28 major crosses and tolerates broker prefixes and suffixes — the screenshot shows USDJPY H1. The price includes both indicators, the shared engine, a SelfTest script that reproduces the signal-rate report on your own broker, and the PDF guide, delivered by email within 24 hours of purchase.