VTL Plugins

Graal Cross is a server side VertexFX VTL expert adviser. The EA is based on Exponential Moving Average (EMA) cross over and momentum at the time of EMA cross over.

Zero Lag Strategy is a powerful VertexFX client-side auto-trading robot. It is based on the Zero Lag indicator, which in turn is based upon the EMA indicator that (attempts) to eliminate lag from the EMA. This indicator is based on the concept of Kalman filtering (and thus falls in the category of Kalman filters).

Starter is a powerful client side VertexFX Expert Advisor script that is based on Laguerre indicator, Commodity Channel Index (CCI) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA). If the Laguerre value is 0, and the CCI value is below -5 and the value of the EMA (of Median price) is greater than the previous candle value of the EMA, then a BUY trade is initiated. If the Laguerre value is 1, and the CCI value is above 5, and the value of the EMA (of Median price) is less than the previous candle value of the EMA, then a SELL trade is initiated.

Casino is a simple trend reversal server side VertexFX VTL script that places reversal trade based on the daily High and Low prices.

Laguerre RSI indicator is a powerful Vertex FX client side indicator based on the RSI indicator useful in determining market cycles. It is bounded between 0 and 100 but the period is calculated dynamically based upon the market cycle. To calculate the Laguerre RSI, we first calculate the Relative Strength (RS). In the normal RSI calculations we use closing prices. But in case of Laguerre RSI instead of closing prices, we use values from the Laguerre filter values

The Gandalf PRO is a client-side Expert Advisor script based on Exponential and Simple Moving average crossovers and smoothing. The Expert Advisor evaluates trades at open of each new candle. If a trade is already opened by the Expert Advisor, no new trades will be placed till the existing trades are closed. In the first step we calculate the Simple Moving Average (SMA) and the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) over the BUY COUNT period to evaluate BUY trades, and over the SELL COUNT period to evaluate SELL trades.

3D Oscillator is a powerful VertexFX client side VTL indicator that gives excellent entry and exit signals for market cycles and turning points. It is derived from Relative Strength Index (RSI), Commodity Channel Index (CCI) and the Stochastic indicator. Since it is based on oscillators which identify market turning points, the combination of these oscillators, and smoothing them to eliminate lag enhances the quality of the signals.

Daily Pivot Points is a powerful and handy VertexFX client side VTL indicator that displays the daily Pivot, Support and Resistance levels. This indicator is useful in placing stops and breakout levels for intraday trading. The Pivot value is calculated as the sum of Open (current), High (previous), Low (previous), Close (previous) divided by 4. The Support is calculated as 2 * Pivot – Low (previous). The Resistance is calculated as 2 * Pivot – High (previous). In addition, the indicator displays R1, S1, R2, S2, R3 and S3, as well as intermediate levels between these levels.

T3 ADX is a powerful Vertex FX client side VTL indicator based on market cycles that provides excellent entry and exit signals. It is based on the ADX, +DI (PlusDI) and -DI (MinusDI) indicators. This indicator has two components, the GREEN line which is calculated from the +DI (PlusDI) component of the ADX indicator, and the RED line which is calculated from the -DI (MinusDI) component of the ADX indicator.

T3 is a powerful VertexFX client side VTL indicator that is helpful in identifying the start and end of trending markets. It is based upon six smoothed moving averages using MA PERIOD 1, MA PERIOD 2, MA PERIOD 3, MA PERIOD 4, MA PERIOD 5, MA PERIOD 6 respectively. The concept behind the indicator is that when the six components move in the same direction, and are aligned directionally above each other, or below each other, by their periods, then the trend is confirmed in that direction.
In the first step, we calculate the six moving averages based on upon the specified six periods. In the next step, we smooth these six moving averages using the smoothing constant B to generate the six components of the indicator.