Multiple-Time-Frame (MTF) Indicators

Take your trading to the next level with the power of
Multi-Time-Frame and Multi-Instrument analysis!

Fibozachi MTF Indicators display signals and trend conditions from
5 different timeframes and instruments at once!

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Access New Methods of MTF Analysis!

— Multiple Timeframes, Intervals, and Instruments —

Many of the most successful traders rely on monitoring several different timeframes at once, from the weekly down to the 1 minute. Looking at only one timeframe can often result in confusion because of the 'noise' of random price movements. The trend on a 30 minute chart may be much different than the trend on a 120 minute or 5 minute chart — making it extremely important to know when they are in harmony or disagreement.

That said, Fibozachi MTF Indicators are capable of much more than just "Multiple Time Frame" functionality. They allow for new methods of trading and chart analysis that have never been possible until now!

Our MTF Indicators can be used with:

Different Time Frames (e.g. 1, 5, 15, 30, 60 Minute)

Different Intervals (for Tick, Volume, Range, etc.)

Different Trading Instruments or Symbols

Your Own Custom “Hybrid” Method

Fibozachi MTF Indicators
— Benefits and Key Features —

Monitor up to 5 Different TimeFrames, Intervals, and Instruments

Choose both the timeframe and instrument for each DataStream — unlocking new methods of trading and chart analysis. While some traders are familiar with MTF Indicators, only our versions can be used as Multi-Interval and Multi-Instrument Indicators!

See Trend Conditions and Signals for each DataStream

Some Indicators are trend-based, some are signal-based, and some are both! Fibozachi MTF Indicators display special signals and the color-coded trend at all times so you know if the trend is bullish or bearish on each DataStream.

Reduce Clutter to Just 1 Chart

Each MTF Indicator is designed to plot as 5 rows of dots with each row corresponding to a specific DataStream. The row on the top is the smallest timeframe (DataStream #1) and the row on the bottom is the largest timeframe (DataStream #5).

No More Clicking Back and Forth Between Charts

Most traders waste too much time switching back and forth between charts to check different timeframes and instruments. Our MTF Indicators will save you from the constant clicking — making your trading routine more organized and less stressful.

Save PC Resources by Using Fewer Charts and Indicators

Using multiple charts with the same Indicators is a drain on your PC's resources. Fibozachi MTF Indicators reduce the strain on your PC — providing a speed boost over other methods of MTF chart analysis.

Advanced Color-Coding Features and Options

We take color-coding to a new level by giving you full control of color settings for all signals and trend conditions. Each trader has unique color preferences (and those with color blindness struggle with the common greens and reds), so we enable you to customize everything to your specific needs.

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