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Forex MACD Osma Am Two Indicator

Forex MACD Osma Am Two Indicator is an indicator for MetaTrader 4 from the Old Kings collection. Judging by its name, it is built around MACD (moving average convergence / divergence). Its source code uses moving averages. It has 11 settings, for example Fast Period (default 12), Slow Period (default 26) and Signal Period (default 9). Load it on a demo chart and check whether its signals repaint before trusting them. Inside: 2 indicator files with source code (.mq4) you can open and edit in MetaEditor. Old Kings are classic community tools shared as-is. Not tested by PolyMaria. Try it on a demo account first. Are you the author of this tool? Message us on Telegram (@abumarket_support) and we will credit you or take it down.

Indicator · MT4 · v1.0 · Free

About Forex MACD Osma Am Two Indicator

Forex MACD Osma Am Two Indicator is an indicator for MetaTrader 4 based on Moving Average. It has 11 settings, such as Fast period, Slow period and Signal period. MQL source code included.

Files in the download: installation manual.txt, macd-osmaam2.ex4, macd-osmaam2.mq4.

Settings

SettingDefaultWhat it does
Fast period12Period or timeframe used by the calculation
Slow period26Period or timeframe used by the calculation
Signal period9Period or timeframe used by the calculation
Fast method1
Slow method1
Signal method0
Fast shift0Bar shift (0 = current bar)
Slow shift0Bar shift (0 = current bar)
Signal shift0Bar shift (0 = current bar)
Fast price0
Slow price0

How to install

  1. Download the ZIP from your PolyMaria library and unzip it.
  2. In MetaTrader 4 open File → Open Data Folder, then go to MQL4 → Indicators.
  3. Copy the .mq4 file(s) there. Put any .mqh files in MQL4 → Include.
  4. Open the .mq4 file in MetaEditor and press Compile (F7) if MetaTrader does not show it.
  5. Drag the indicator from the Navigator onto a chart and adjust the settings.

Download the PDF guide

Tags: MACD · Moving Average · MT4 Indicator · MQL4 Source Code

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