VTL Plugins

GG-TrendBar is a powerful VertexFX indicator that shows the trend of current pair for all time frames. GG Trendbar Plots the time frame on the chart with the different values and time frame like M1, M5.. etc .

Forex Profit System is a Server Side VertexFX Expert Adviser. The EA is based on three exponential moving averages , and parabolic stop and reverse indicator.

KAMA Reversal (Kaufman’s Adaptive Moving Average) indicator is unique VertexFX client side VTL indicator to detect market phases based on change in price and volatility.

It is based on the family of adaptive moving averages. In adaptive moving averages, the moving average period is calculated dynamically (instead of fixed period). This gives an advantage of the indicator responding faster and differently to different market circumstances.

DCG Camarilla is an excellent VertexFX client side VTL indicator for research and analysis purposes, which provides the support and resistance levels based on Daily High, Low and Close.

It provides three supports L2, L3 and L4, and three resistance values H2, H3 and H4. At first calculate P, which is equal to (High + Low + Close) of the previous Daily candle, and R, which is previous Daily High minus Low.

Laguerre ROC (Rate Of Change) is a trend based VertexFX client side VTL indicator that has minimal lag.

It should be used in conjunction with other market cycle based indicators to detect the market trends. We first calculate the ROC which is the difference between the current Close and the Close PERIOD bars ago, dividing it by the Close PERIOD bars ago. This value is then smoothed using the GAMMA smoothing constant. Finally, we calculate the up-changes and down changes and the ratio of the cumulative sum of up-changes to down-changes is the Laguerre ROC. It oscillates between 0 and 1. When the value falls towards zero and bottoms out, it implies that the market is preparing for an up move. Likewise, when the value towards one and peaks out, it implies that the market is preparing for a down move.

Kalman Filter indicator is a trend-following VertexFX client side VTL indicator that uses the concept of digital filter based on velocity (speed in price changes), and error correction (eliminating whipsaws and noise).

At first step, we calculate the change in price. This value is smoothed and sharpened with K and SHARPNESS factors. The velocity is calculated based on the threshold and the smoothed values. When the velocity is positive (bullish), the indicator turns BLUE, where as when the velocity is negative, the indicator turns RED.

ForexOffTrend indicator is a powerful VertexFX client side VTL indicator for trend following trading systems and markets. It is based on the concept that markets make Higher Highs in up trends and Lower Lows in downtrends.

The indicator uses SSP as the look back period to determine the highest highs and lowest lows. The Highest High and Lowest Low over the specified SSP period are calculated. The indicator is calculated by dividing the difference between the Highest High and Lowest Low by the K_MAX filter threshold.

Fractal Channel indicator is a VertexFX client side VTL indicator which uses the concepts of fractals and channels. It provides the current trading range, within which the market is likely to trade.

Zero Lag MACD indicator is a VertexFX client side VTL indicator based upon the MACD. It attempts to eliminate the lag that is inherent in MACD indicator by using two levels of filtering. It comprises of two components, the MACD component (MAGENTA histogram), and the Signal component (ORANGE line).

To calculate the MACD component, we first calculate the fast and slow EMA based on FAST_EMA and SLOW_EMA periods. We once again calculate the fast EMA of the calculated fast EMA using the FAST_EMA period, and the slow EMA of the calculated slow EMA using the SLOW_EMA period. The fast EMA lag is calculated as,

The William Histogram Waller Test is a VertexFX client side VTL indicator which is a variant of the Larry Williams %R method and is used to find trending markets.

To calculate the indicator value, we find the Highest High and the Lowest Low of the recent 40 bars. We calculate the ratio by dividing the difference between the Highest High and the current close, by the difference between the Highest High and the Lowest Low. This value is multiplied by 100, and scaled in the range of -50 to +50. When the markets are rising, the difference between the Highest High and the Close increases as the market makes new Highs, whereas the difference between the Highest High and Lowest Low remains more or less constant as the trend upwards. Hence the indicator value rises and responds quickly to rising and falling markets. It requires at least 40 bars of data for calculations.