It's available, MT4, MT5, and Tradingview, just testing for any interest, thanks.PSAR?
By the way, it's not a MetaTrader indicator on the screenshot.
It looks similar to PSAR.It's available, MT4, MT5, and Tradingview, just testing for any interest, thanks.
PSAR? - No, the exact name of the indicator is in the tile and on the chart, how to make it any more clear?
Supertrend was my second guess, but this one is based on rolling pivot points. Interesting!Making the assumption that MT5 users know how to use the Market, it's so easy, good luck.
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For the MT4 users, you will have to use old tech, do the usual download, copy & paste, refresh, and voila, there is the indicator.
Supertrend was my second guess, but this one is based on rolling pivot points. Interesting!
Are you using it in actual trading? It gives quite a lot of false signals, which is a usual problem with Supertrend unfortunately.
But then it's not the Pivot Point Super Trend anymore, I don't understand why you would make that comparison.It doesn't look like PPST offers any advantage on the normal ST (based on median prices rather than pivot points). Here is the chart with both indicators attached with the same ATR settings:
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What do you mean "not the Pivot Point Super Trend anymore"? The one on that chart is still PPST. The comparison helps to see that PPST doesn't offer some significant improvement over the standard ST.But then it's not the Pivot Point Super Trend anymore, I don't understand why you would make that comparison.