Pulse Trade IndicatorDirection and price together
Selected LONG or SHORT labels identify a chart setup and its modeled price. They are references for your own analysis, not confirmation that an order was filled.
FREE PULSE TRADE INDICATORS
Pulse Trade Indicator
See the signal. Keep the decision yours.
Clean LONG and SHORT chart references help you review direction and modeled entry prices without automating your broker account.
Choose the published MT4, MT5 or TradingView Indicator. All three are free tools for visualizing detected opportunities, not automatic trade execution.
Chart clarity without order execution.
Use the supported chart
The researched scope focuses on one-minute gold and major US index charts. Read the current platform listing for supported symbol families and requirements.
Keep product roles clear
The free indicators do not place, close or manage broker orders. They do not promise every EA signal or use the EA’s performance figures.
FIRST USE
Add the right edition to your chart.
- STEP 1Choose your platform
Choose the official MT4 Indicator, MT5 Indicator or protected-source TradingView script. All are free and separate platform editions.
- STEP 2Install or add to chart
In MT4 or MT5, install the matching MQL5 Market Indicator and attach it from Navigator. On TradingView, add the published script to your chart.
- STEP 3Check scope
Use the documented one-minute symbol family. Review any unsupported-symbol or timeframe warning.
- STEP 4Review signals independently
Read the marker and its price alongside your own analysis. Your broker decisions and risk management remain yours.
Questions about the free tools.
Are these automated EAs?
No. They display chart information only. Pulse Trade EA is the separate automation product.
Will MT5 and TradingView labels always match?
No. Data sources and platform behavior differ; a label is not a broker execution.
Can I download an MT4 version?
Yes. Pulse Trade Indicator MT4 is free on MQL5. It is a chart-only indicator; the MT4 Expert Advisor remains a separate, unreleased product.
Can I use the EA’s return figures to evaluate this indicator?
Those figures belong only to earlier EA historical simulations. They are not indicator returns.