Indexrate Code A(i)

Indexrate Code A is an indicator based on the Indexrate Code B indicator and is part of the Indexrate Code Algorithm Suite. This indicator is designed for automated trading platforms.

The Indexrate Code Algorithm Suite can be used for any trading instrument and on any existing market (Stock Market, Forex, Cryptocurrency Market, etc.).



By gaining access to Indexrate Code A, you gain access to the entire Indexrate Code Algorithm Suite.



Indexrate Code A is a combination of indicators and oscillators, individually developed and integrated with two primary and two secondary trading strategies, allowing traders to optimize their entry points. This suite of indicators and oscillators is the result of two years of research, market observation, and strategy optimization to identify the best entry signals.

Key Indicators & Oscillators in Indexrate Code A:
Momentum (hidden – part of Indexrate Code B)
Difference Momentum (hidden – part of Indexrate Code B)
StochRSI (hidden – part of Indexrate Code B)
Money Flow Index (MFI) (hidden – part of Indexrate Code B)
EMA (partially displayed)
Trend HMA
Sequential
Trend Score WMA (hidden – part of Indexrate Code B)
Parabolic SAR
Volume (displayed in the status bar)
Heiken Ashi (displayed on candles)
EMA (Partially Displayed)


The EMA (Exponential Moving Average) consists of a group of curves – 13, 25, 50, 100, and 200 EMA. There are additional hidden curves used in one of the entry strategies. The EMA helps traders assess market direction, trend reversals, and dynamic support/resistance levels.

EMAs calculate the average asset price over a selected period, giving more weight to recent prices, which are more relevant for trend development. As a result, EMAs react faster to price drops and surges, making them popular among traders.

The indicator displays five EMAs:

13 EMA (Green)
25 EMA (Purple)
50 EMA (Orange)
100 EMA (Blue)
200 EMA (Red)

Example of EMA Usage
EMAs often act as dynamic support/resistance levels – prices where an asset is likely to temporarily reverse direction.

If the price is above the EMA and approaches it, a rebound upward is more likely than a breakdown.

If the price is below the EMA and rises toward it, a resumption of a downtrend is more likely than a breakout.



EMAs can also identify well-known patterns like the Golden Cross and Death Cross.

Golden Cross
A bullish pattern where a short-term EMA crosses above a long-term EMA (e.g., 50EMA > 200EMA). This signals a potential uptrend.



Death Cross
A bearish pattern where a short-term EMA crosses below a long-term EMA (e.g., 50EMA < 200EMA). This signals a potential downtrend.



Trend HMA


A trend indicator based on the Hull Moving Average (HMA).

The HMA is an advanced moving average that accurately detects trend reversals and filters signals. The slow-period HMA defines the trend, while the fast-period HMA identifies short-term movements.

Example of Trend HMA Usage
Green = Long (bullish)
Red = Short (bearish)
White = Weak trend
The indicator also supports divergence detection:
Green Label = Bullish divergence
Red Label = Bearish divergence
White Label = Uncertainty



Sequential


Helps traders confirm trend direction and strength. It labels candles with numbers (1 to 9), indicating trend stages.

Blue Numbers = Long Trend
Gray Numbers = Short Trend
Red Candle = End of Long Trend
Green Candle = End of Short Trend

Example of Sequential Usage
When the indicator reaches Signal #9, a trend reversal is likely. The probability increases if it reaches Signal #13.



Parabolic SAR


A trend-following indicator that signals potential reversals.

Blue Line = Long
Gray Line = Short
Crossings indicate trend reversals

Example of Parabolic SAR Usage
The dots switch sides when a trend reversal is likely.



Optimizing Settings (33 Parameters for 100% Profitability)
Traders can fine-tune 33 parameters to maximize profitability. Indexrate Code B visually assists in optimization, as all its parameters are embedded in Indexrate Code A.



Recommended Timeframes
Works on any timeframe (e.g., 4H, 6H).

For Heiken Ashi charts, enable real price display in settings to avoid misleading averages.

Important Notes
No indicator guarantees 100% success – Markets are driven by human psychology (supply & demand).
Technical analysis relies on past data (price & volume).
Indexrate Code evaluates trends, price, volume, and trader psychology.
All future updates will be free.

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