ADX Oscillator Signals Indicator for Multiple Instruments and Time Frames ADX-Analyzer, designed for the Metatrader 4 trading platform. This tool analyzes the general price trend in different markets using the ADX, an indicator that shows the strength of a trend . Through a signal dashboard that shows the ADX values, the indicator shows in which markets and periods there is a strong bullish/bearish trend and where the trend is losing strength.
Introduction
The Average Directional Index (ADX) indicator is a technical tool used in technical analysis to measure the strength of a trend in the financial market. It was developed by J. Welles Wilder and is commonly used in stock markets, currencies, futures, and other financial instruments. The ADX is based on the theory that the strength of a trend can determine the probability of its continuation. It consists of three lines: the ADX itself, along with the Positive Directional Indicator (+DI), and the Negative Directional Indicator (-DI). The ADX is calculated by taking the difference between +DI and -DI and then smoothing the result over a specific period using an exponential moving average.
The resulting value oscillates between 0 and 100. A high ADX value indicates a strong trend, while a low value indicates a weak trend or a trendless market. The +DI and -DI are calculated based on the movements of high, low, and closing prices. The +DI shows the strength of bullish movements, while the -DI shows the strength of bearish movements. These lines are also smoothed using an exponential moving average to generate buy or sell signals when they cross each other or when they cross the 20 or 25 level.
The ADX is especially useful for traders seeking to identify and confirm the presence of a trend before making trading decisions. A value above 25 is generally considered a signal of a strong trend, while a value below 20 indicates a trendless or consolidating market. It’s important to note that the ADX does not provide information about the direction of the trend; it only measures its strength. Therefore, it’s recommended to combine the use of ADX with other indicators or price analysis to obtain a more comprehensive view of the market. That’s why at ForexDominion, we have developed this tool that analyzes price trends across multiple instruments and timeframes through signals generated by the ADX. These signals show the current trend direction and its strength.
How does the ADX Analyzer indicator work?
As we previously mentioned, this tool is designed to indicate trend characteristics in different markets and timeframes. In its simplest form, it indicates in which periods of the current price chart the price is moving up or down with a strong trend (ADX > 25). When it plots green arrows above the price bars, it means that during those periods, there is a strong bullish trend (+DI > -DI). Conversely, when it plots red arrows below the price bars, it signifies that during those periods, there is a strong bearish trend (-DI > +DI). This is demonstrated in the following image:

If the indicator’s signal dashboard is activated, a table appears indicating the markets and timeframes where there are:
- A strong bullish trend.
- A strong bearish trend.
- A bullish trend that is losing strength.
- A bearish trend that is losing strength.
- A trendless market.
- A market with a developing trend that hasn’t gained strength yet (20 < ADX < 25).
In this dashboard, the trader can add as many instruments as desired (provided the broker offers them), including currency pairs, commodities, stocks, and cryptocurrencies. Traders can also add and remove timeframes according to their preferences (By default, the dashboard displays signals for all timeframes except M1). Furthermore, the indicator allows for the modification of the levels indicating trend strength (by default, the value used is 25) and the presence of a trend (by default, the value used is 20). The trader can also customize the colors indicating trend strength or weakness according to the ADX signals.

Lastly, the ADX Analyzer indicator provides signal alerts. If the trader activates this option, the indicator displays alerts on the price chart when a strong bullish or bearish trend is beginning to develop in a specific market and timeframe, as shown in the following image:

ADX Analyzer Indicator Settings
The following image displays the indicator’s configuration window:

At the top of the window, we can specify the calculation period of the ADX (the time frame), the type of price used for calculating the indicator, the ADX level above which the trend is considered strong (usually 25 is used as the value), and the level below which no trend is considered to exist (generally 20 is used). The default values for these parameters are 14, Close Price, 25, and 20, but the trader can change these values if desired. In the following parameters, we can indicate whether we want the indicator to display the signal dashboard for different markets and timeframes. The parameters that can be modified on the dashboard are as follows:
- Display ADX Dashboard for Different Timeframes (Default Value – False): Here, we indicate whether we want the indicator to display the ADX signal dashboard for different instruments and timeframes.
- List of Markets (Instruments): Here, we can add the instruments or currency pairs for which we want the indicator to calculate ADX values. We can add as many pairs or instruments as the broker offers on the platform. By default, the indicator shows the pairs EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, and AUDUSD.
- List of Timeframes: This parameter allows us to specify the timeframes for which we want to calculate ADX for each instrument. We can add all timeframes offered by MT4. By default, the indicator shows the timeframes M5, M15, M30, H1, H4, D1, and W1.
- Strong Bearish Trend Color: Here, we can select the color on the dashboard that indicates when the ADX signals a strong bearish trend on a specific instrument and timeframe.
- Strong Bullish Trend Color: Here, we can select the color on the dashboard that indicates when the ADX signals a strong bullish trend on a specific instrument and timeframe.
- Color of Bearish Market Losing Strength: This parameter allows us to choose the color on the dashboard that indicates when the ADX detects a weakening in a bearish trend.
- Color of Bullish Market Losing Strength: This parameter allows us to choose the color on the dashboard that indicates when the ADX detects a weakening in a bullish trend.
- Color of Market With No Trend: This variable allows us to change the color displayed on the dashboard when a weak trend is detected (ADX < 20). The last parameter relates to the indicator’s alerts. If the trader modifies this variable and changes it to “True,” then the ADX Analyzer will begin to display alerts indicating which market and timeframe exhibit a strong bullish or bearish trend according to the ADX.
In general terms, this indicator is simple and easy to use.
How to Obtain the ADX Analyzer Indicator?
The modified ADX Analyzer indicator was created by ForexDominion developers and can be purchased for $35 USD through Paypal using the following form:
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You can also purchase the indicator through the MQL5 market using the following link:
In the MQL5 market, we have released the same version of this indicator for sale. However, you can also download a demo version there, which provides users with the opportunity to test this tool for a period of time at no cost.
One of the key advantages of the MQL5 market is that it’s a secure option for both buyers and sellers, streamlining the purchase process and preventing any potential fraud.
Recommendations for Proper Use of the ADX Analyzer Indicator
No single technical indicator should be used as the sole criterion for opening and closing trades in the market, as the ADX, the technical indicator upon which the ADX Analyzer is based, can also produce false signals, like any other analytical tool. There is no perfect technical indicator. Even indicators created with the most complex algorithms and analysis methods can lead to losses.
The ADX is employed in many trading systems as a filter or confirmation indicator for signals from other indicators such as moving averages, thanks to its design as a trend strength detector. As such, it wasn’t created to provide entry and exit signals on its own.
Therefore, it’s recommended to use this indicator and its signals in conjunction with other technical analysis tools as part of a well-crafted and tested trading methodology.
In this sense, it can be used to identify markets where a strong bullish or bearish trend is developing or where the current trend is weakening. Based on this information, the trader can either trade in line with the trend or look for counter-trend trades.
For instance, the signals from the ADX Analyzer can be combined with moving average crossovers, allowing the trader to only engage in crossover trades when they occur in a market with a particularly strong trend.
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