Laguerre Minus Di is a powerful VertexFX client side VTL indicator that generates only SELL signals. It identifies bearishness in the markets and thereby provides timing for Sell signals.
The Laguerre Minus DI (Laguerre -DI) and its complement, the Laguerre Plus DI (Laguerre +DI) are based upon the Average Directional Index (ADX) indicators, and the PDI (Plus Directional Movement Index) and the MDI (Minus Directional Movement Index) components.

EMA Crossover Signal is a powerful VertexFX client Side VTL trending indicator that provides precise entry and exit signals based on Exponential Moving Averages (EMA). This indicator has two components – the fast moving Exponential Moving (Average calculated using MA_FAST period), and the slow moving Exponential Moving Average calculated using the MA_SLOW period.

ADX cross is a powerful VertexFX client side VTL indicator which provides precise entry and exit signals. This indicator is based on the Directional Movement indicator – namely, plus DI (+DI), minus DI (-DI) and the ADX components.

BBMACD is a handy VertexFX client side VTL indicator that displays the Bollinger Bands and the MACD indicators scaled in a single indicator window.

This indicator is useful as it presents the MACD values, Bollinger Bands and the difference between the moving average in a single indicator window giving us an excellent side-by-side comparison of all three important trend and cycle indicators.
This indicator consists of six components which are displayed in the single indicator window.

Trend Strength Indicator is a VertexFX Client Side VTL based on a 5 period Simple Moving Average (SMA) that detects trends; if there is an uptrend then the indicator will display green bars, if there is a downtrend then the indicator will display red bars, if there is a weak trend then the indicator will display yellow bars.

Guppy Long and Short is a VertexFX Client Side indicator consists of two indicators Guppy Long and Guppy Short. This indicator was developed by Daryl Guppy. It is composed by 6 EMAs of 3, 5, 8, 10, 12 and 15 periods which give you the direction and the strength of the short-term trend, the speculator trend.

This indicator monitor changes in market price and compare them to historical values. The indicator based on standard deviation computed from the past (historical) prices. It means that the faster the price in the market changes, the higher is the volatility of that market. In case the market price starts to change faster than would be appropriate according to the average of historical volatility or if the price crosses outside of a given range, the indicators will signal an oversold/overbought market.

Alpha Trend Spotter PA is a VertexFX Client Side VTL indicator that acts by price movement. It can be used when the indicator shows clear Bullish or Bearish trend for finding the strongest trend each day. It is suitable for timeframes M5, H1, H4 and D1 and also it suitable for Binary Option 5 minutes signal.

You can set the desired number of bars for the indicator by modifying it from the parameters. To change the parameter, select the indicator from the client terminal under VTL local scripts, right click and choose” Modify the script”. This value is set by parameter limit. By default, this parameter is set to 300.

SMCCI is an improved moving average that shows the trend direction. It uses advanced smoothing techniques to achive a better moving average, eliminating usual problems associated with moving averages, like lag and whip-saws.

SMCCI is less responsive to false price moves and captures the overall trend direction. Price above the SMCCI line indicates up trend and price below the line indicates down trend.

Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI) is a more refined version of the stochastic oscillator. It uses a wider range of values for the oscillator calculation and have higher sensitivity to closing prices.

SMI calculates the distance of the current closing price as it relates to the median of the high/low range of price. SMI oscillates between the range +100 and -100. The SMI is primarily used to identify overbought or oversold market conditions in the market. When SMI value reaches extreme levels, the market is usually in overbought or oversold condition.