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MT4 Indicator Development Room | Explaining Currency Strength/SMC/Signal Tools
This is a series article by lab.aiueo developing MT4 indicators. From currency strength, perfect order, SMC (Smart Money Concept), to no-repaint signal tools, all of my self-made tools are explained from their mechanisms by the creator themselves. Which tools address which problems, and why that design was chosen. I will write honestly about the development behind the scenes, not just sales pitches.
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Created 8 MT4 indicators and mapped out the “usage by concern” guide #0

Hello. I’m lab.aiueo, developing MT4 indicators.

Until now, I have created and sold eight paid MT4 indicators, covering currency strength, perfect order, SMC (Smart Money Concept), and buy/sell signals.
Eight paid MT4 indicators.

  • Which tool helps with which problem

  • Why there are eight (how their roles differ)

  • Which one to start with

I've organized this as a single map.
If you find a tool you’re curious about,
please proceed to the detailed article inside the magazine.

Created MT4 indicators

Each of them can be referenced from my portfolio as well,
so if you’re interested, please take a look.

I’m making small and enjoyable apps and tools. Android apps, Web apps, MT4 indicators — individual developer lab.alabaiueo.github.io

Are you lost choosing indicators?

  • Install free indicators and remove them,the charts become cluttered.

  • Bought a signal tool, butthe arrows disappear afterwardand you can’t trust it

  • Currency strength, environment recognition, entry rationale…which tool to use for whatis unclear

  • Before you know it, you’ve piled up tools with similar functions

When I started trading, I was in exactly the same state.
That’s why when I create tools, I alwaysdecide first: “which problem does this solve?”.

In other words, each of my eight tools handles a different problem.
From here, I’ll introduce them by problem.

Problem-specific map of tool usage

“I want to know which currency pairs are moving now” → CP-POW

CP-POW（¥1,980）
displays up to 30 currency pairs’change rate rankingon the chart.

It calculates the percentage change from the opening price of the timeframe to the current price and lists pairs in order of movement. Positive is green, negative is red, making “today’s star pairs” visible at a glance.

It’s the most accessible tool in series, so it’s recommended as an introduction to multi-currency monitoring.

“I want to ride the trend waves cleanly” → CP-POL

CP-POL（¥2,980）
displays up to 30 currency pairs’Perfect Orderat a glance.

A “Perfect Order” where short-term, medium-term, and long-term moving averages align is the archetype of trend following. However, opening 30 pairs individually to check is tedious. CP-POL lists the PO state for all pairs and notifies you with an alert and smartphone notification at the moment of establishment or collapse.
It’s my longest-running seller since early on and the tool I have used the longest.

“I want to save time on environment recognition” → UD-MTF

UD-MTF（¥2,980）in a list.

Each timeframe’s up or down is color-coded, making contradictions like “higher timeframe up, lower timeframe down” instantly visible. Click a timeframe to draw its high, low, and opening price lines on the chart.

“I don’t want to be glued to the chart” → PI-ALT

PI-ALT（¥2,980）issues alerts and smartphone notifications when price moves beyond a set Pipsfrom the reference price.

This addresses the need for early moves, monitoring only during important releases, and “freedom from monitoring.” It offers auto-update mode or fixed mode for the reference value.

“SMC drawing lags behind” → SMC-Radar

SMC-Radar（¥3,980）draws the six main elements of SMC (Smart Money Concept) automatically.

Order Block, FVG, BOS/CHoCH, Breaker Block, Premium/Discount, Liquidity Sweep. As you learn, what to draw increases; SMC manual drawing lags behind is solved. Zones that become invalid disappear automatically, leaving onlyvalid groundson the chart.

“I want to know entry points with SMC” → SMC-Signal

SMC-Signal（¥4,980）marks arrows and TP/SL guidelines where SMC grounds overlap.

Scores five elements and displays arrows withground strength (1–5). TP has three stages TP1–TP3, and SL is calculated automatically. Judgments are made only on confirmed bars, making it a no-repaint design. It’s a tool worth trying especially if you’re tired of arrows that disappear later.

“I want an overview of SMC for all pairs” → SMC-Compass

SMC-Compass（¥4,980）allows a circular radar view of up to 30 currency pairs’ SMC confluence at a glance.

Buy is the upper semicircle, sell is the lower semicircle, and the more grounds overlap, the further outward. A quick look at the radar each morning tells you which pair to delve into first.

“I want to trade mechanically using currency strength” → CP-Signal

CP-Signal（¥4,980）signals based on currency strength x trading session.

Buy strong currencies and sell weak ones. Signals are issued only during active sessions like London and NY. Judgments are based on confirmed bars with no repaint. Andlive win rate is shown on the chart, so you can verify performance in real time. It’s a comprehensive, trustworthy tool with a design that avoids over-optimistic win rates.

If you’re unsure, start with this combination

Since each serves a different role, combining them is actually the most effective. My three recommended recipes are:

  • Multi-currency trend-following starter: CP-POW (discover moving pairs) → CP-POL (ride the PO wave)

  • SMC full set: SMC-Compass (overview) → SMC-Signal (entry and TP/SL) → SMC-Radar (ground confirmation)

  • Two-signal approach: CP-Signal (currency strength × session) + SMC-Signal (structure × liquidity). The methodological axes differ, so they don’t clash

Common considerations across all tools

There are three things I always uphold across the eight tools.

  1. No repaint for anything that relies on confirmed bars. I don’t display data that changes later as if it were correct.

  2. Alerts and push notifications. You can use them without staying glued to the chart.

  3. Handling broker differences. Automatic detection of symbol suffixes (like .raw or m) is supported and continues to improve.

Rather than flashiness, I value daily usability without fatigue. That is the core principle of my tool development.

Sales information

Each tool is sold on GogoJungle.

Prices are as of the time of article writing. They may change during sales.

Detailed explanations for each tool are written in separate articles within this magazine.

Disclaimer

This article and each tool do not constitute financial advice. They do not guarantee profits or win rates; the information shown is only a guide to assist discretionary judgment. Final buy/sell decisions are the reader’s responsibility.

Thank you for reading until the end.

In this magazine, the tools are honestly explained from their creator’s perspective. If you’re interested in a tool,please follow the magazineto receive new articles.

Wishing you good trades.