Displays trend direction across 9 or more timeframes in a single panel with color coding and intensity percentages. A symbols panel lets you compare trend alignment across multiple instruments at once. MT5 only.
FX Trend MT5 NG reads trend direction across nine standard timeframes simultaneously and displays them in a single panel. A trade that looks good on the M15 often conflicts with direction on the H4 or D1, and manually checking each timeframe wastes time and introduces inconsistency. FX Trend makes multi-timeframe trend alignment readable in seconds.
Swing traders use FX Trend to filter their watchlist before the session starts. If EURUSD shows green on D1, H4, and H1 but red on H8, the pair is borderline - the trader holds off until the H8 resolves. When D1, H4, H1, and H8 all show green, the pair moves to active monitoring. This kind of structured multi-timeframe filtering is what FX Trend is built for; doing it manually across nine timeframes on separate charts is time-consuming and prone to recency bias.
The symbols panel extends this to portfolio scanning. A trader running eight pairs can pull up the panel and immediately see which pairs have the most timeframe alignment at a given moment. Rather than cycling through charts, the strongest candidates surface in a single view. FX Trend handles the repetitive checking; the trader handles the decision.
All forex pairs and any instrument with clean OHLC data on MT5. Nine standard timeframes plus one custom. MT5 only.
Attach FX Trend to a chart of the instrument you want to monitor. Configure your preferred timeframe set and enable trend switch alerts for the timeframes most relevant to your entries. The tutorial at # covers the panel layout, how to set up the symbols panel for multi-pair monitoring, and how to configure the alignment alert.
[Power Candles](/products/power-candles) provides strength-based candle coloring while FX Trend provides the directional context. [FX Power](/products/fx-power) adds currency strength as a third filter: trend direction plus underlying currency strength is the baseline two-factor filter in most SI strategies.