Indicator: MMXM Structure
MMXM Structure is a market-structure mapping tool designed to automatically identify swing highs and swing lows and display them in a clear visual format. The indicator builds a ZigZag-based structure, marks price extremities, and highlights how price has moved through different swing phases.
Its visual elements - including extremity markers, swing labels, and optional body-envelope lines - aim to make structural changes and directional shifts easier to observe directly on the chart.
🔎 Indicator Functionality:
- Automated detection of swing highs and swing lows.
- ZigZag visualization connecting structural points.
- Upper extremity markers showing notable high points within a swing.
- Body Envelope Extremities indicating maximum and minimum candle body reach.
- Optional projection of the latest swing line toward current price.
- Price labels for swing levels.
- Customizable colors and display settings.
The indicator can be applied across multiple timeframes, where it displays swing sequences and structural transitions such as HH, HL, LH, LL, as well as areas often associated with BOS/CHOCH patterns.
⭐️ Trader’s feedback:
“Crystal clear structure! 🧩 Marks BOS/CHOCH like a boss - perfect for SMC lovers tracking market flow. Lightweight, accurate, and visually sharp!”
👉 Explore the MMXM Structure indicator in the cTrader Store.
MMXM Structure is a market-structure mapping tool designed to automatically identify swing highs and swing lows and display them in a clear visual format. The indicator builds a ZigZag-based structure, marks price extremities, and highlights how price has moved through different swing phases.
Its visual elements - including extremity markers, swing labels, and optional body-envelope lines - aim to make structural changes and directional shifts easier to observe directly on the chart.
🔎 Indicator Functionality:
- Automated detection of swing highs and swing lows.
- ZigZag visualization connecting structural points.
- Upper extremity markers showing notable high points within a swing.
- Body Envelope Extremities indicating maximum and minimum candle body reach.
- Optional projection of the latest swing line toward current price.
- Price labels for swing levels.
- Customizable colors and display settings.
The indicator can be applied across multiple timeframes, where it displays swing sequences and structural transitions such as HH, HL, LH, LL, as well as areas often associated with BOS/CHOCH patterns.
⭐️ Trader’s feedback:
“Crystal clear structure! 🧩 Marks BOS/CHOCH like a boss - perfect for SMC lovers tracking market flow. Lightweight, accurate, and visually sharp!”
👉 Explore the MMXM Structure indicator in the cTrader Store.
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🎥 Weighted Moving Average (WMA) in cTrader - how it works and how to use it
In this video, we explore the Weighted Moving Average (WMA) in cTrader - a moving average that places greater weight on recent price data, allowing it to reflect market changes more quickly than traditional methods like the simple or exponential moving average.
You’ll learn where to find the WMA in cTrader, how it assigns more value to the latest bars, and how to customise the period, line style, thickness and visibility. The video also shows how the WMA smooths price data, helping visualise trend direction more clearly and understand transitions between uptrends and downtrends.
The walkthrough also demonstrates how traders often apply two WMAs with different periods to compare broader and shorter-term market movements.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the weighted moving average (WMA)
00:18 - Where to find the WMA in cTrader
00:34 - How the WMA weights recent price data and how to customise it
01:40 - Using the WMA to analyse trend direction
03:17 - Combining two WMAs for broader trend analysis
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
In this video, we explore the Weighted Moving Average (WMA) in cTrader - a moving average that places greater weight on recent price data, allowing it to reflect market changes more quickly than traditional methods like the simple or exponential moving average.
You’ll learn where to find the WMA in cTrader, how it assigns more value to the latest bars, and how to customise the period, line style, thickness and visibility. The video also shows how the WMA smooths price data, helping visualise trend direction more clearly and understand transitions between uptrends and downtrends.
The walkthrough also demonstrates how traders often apply two WMAs with different periods to compare broader and shorter-term market movements.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the weighted moving average (WMA)
00:18 - Where to find the WMA in cTrader
00:34 - How the WMA weights recent price data and how to customise it
01:40 - Using the WMA to analyse trend direction
03:17 - Combining two WMAs for broader trend analysis
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
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A trader who combined Copy and Algo - and reached the top
Amanda is a trader and algo-bot creator who managed to rise to the top thanks to the smart combination of her own algorithms and a live Copy strategy.
Her Strikes Daily strategy became one of the leading Copy providers, which immediately increased traders’ interest in her cBots. Nothing validates the quality of algo solutions better than a successful, transparent Copy strategy running in real time
Amanda’s experience shows that combining algo bots with Copy gives authors one of the strongest advantages in the cTrader Store.
A live strategy builds trust, while algorithms enhance results and help scale the approach. This combination is what allows authors to grow faster and achieve maximum profit.
👉 Explore Amanda's bot in the cTrader Store
Amanda is a trader and algo-bot creator who managed to rise to the top thanks to the smart combination of her own algorithms and a live Copy strategy.
Her Strikes Daily strategy became one of the leading Copy providers, which immediately increased traders’ interest in her cBots. Nothing validates the quality of algo solutions better than a successful, transparent Copy strategy running in real time
Amanda’s experience shows that combining algo bots with Copy gives authors one of the strongest advantages in the cTrader Store.
A live strategy builds trust, while algorithms enhance results and help scale the approach. This combination is what allows authors to grow faster and achieve maximum profit.
👉 Explore Amanda's bot in the cTrader Store
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🎥 Welles Wilder Smoothing (WWS) in cTrader
In this video, we explore the Welles Wilder Smoothing (WWS) - a trend-following indicator introduced by J. Welles Wilder Jr. that smooths price data using a recursive calculation. This method reduces the impact of short-term fluctuations and produces a gradually adjusting line that helps visualise broader market direction.
You’ll learn where to find the WWS in cTrader, how to customise the period, line style and visibility, and how the smoothing formula gives more weight to past data, resulting in a cleaner, less volatile curve compared to many other moving average types.
The video also demonstrates how the WWS can help highlight clear trend conditions and range environments, and how traders often apply two WWS periods to compare broader and shorter-term market behaviour.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Wells Wilder Smoothing (WWS)
00:52 - Where to find the WWS in cTrader and how to add it to the chart
01:23 - How the WWS smooths price and helps identify trends and ranges
03:01 - Using two WWS periods for trend continuation
03:45 - Flat longer-period WWS and when to avoid trading
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
In this video, we explore the Welles Wilder Smoothing (WWS) - a trend-following indicator introduced by J. Welles Wilder Jr. that smooths price data using a recursive calculation. This method reduces the impact of short-term fluctuations and produces a gradually adjusting line that helps visualise broader market direction.
You’ll learn where to find the WWS in cTrader, how to customise the period, line style and visibility, and how the smoothing formula gives more weight to past data, resulting in a cleaner, less volatile curve compared to many other moving average types.
The video also demonstrates how the WWS can help highlight clear trend conditions and range environments, and how traders often apply two WWS periods to compare broader and shorter-term market behaviour.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Wells Wilder Smoothing (WWS)
00:52 - Where to find the WWS in cTrader and how to add it to the chart
01:23 - How the WWS smooths price and helps identify trends and ranges
03:01 - Using two WWS periods for trend continuation
03:45 - Flat longer-period WWS and when to avoid trading
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
Indicator: Logarithmic Framework
Logarithmic Framework by LudwigICT is a structural mapping tool built on logarithmic scaling, designed to bring clarity to nonlinear market movement. The indicator constructs a logarithmic price map, highlights liquidity zones, and outlines multi-tier swing structure while keeping the chart clean and easy to read.
Its visual components - including dynamic log levels, liquidity markers, swing pivots, and New York session elements - help traders interpret higher-order market structure and understand how price moves through long-term phases.
🔎 Indicator Functionality:
- Logarithmic Framework Grid for automatic liquidity, equilibrium, and stop-run zones.
- Multi-tier swing structure mapping (short-, intermediate-, long-term pivots).
- New York Session visualization: true open line, daily high/low, and timing markers.
- Dynamic labels and clean chart layout for professional visual clarity.
- Smooth performance and stable rendering across instruments and timeframes.
- Compatible with long-history charts without visual clutter.
The indicator is especially useful on higher timeframes, where nonlinear trends and long-term structures become more visible, helping maintain a consistent and structured view of price behavior.
⭐️ Trader’s feedback:
“Catch the fakeouts! 🐢 Smart tool for ICT fans — spots liquidity grabs and reversals like a charm. Clean, fast, and deadly accurate when price hunts stops!”
👉 Explore the Logarithmic Framework indicator in the cTrader Store
Logarithmic Framework by LudwigICT is a structural mapping tool built on logarithmic scaling, designed to bring clarity to nonlinear market movement. The indicator constructs a logarithmic price map, highlights liquidity zones, and outlines multi-tier swing structure while keeping the chart clean and easy to read.
Its visual components - including dynamic log levels, liquidity markers, swing pivots, and New York session elements - help traders interpret higher-order market structure and understand how price moves through long-term phases.
🔎 Indicator Functionality:
- Logarithmic Framework Grid for automatic liquidity, equilibrium, and stop-run zones.
- Multi-tier swing structure mapping (short-, intermediate-, long-term pivots).
- New York Session visualization: true open line, daily high/low, and timing markers.
- Dynamic labels and clean chart layout for professional visual clarity.
- Smooth performance and stable rendering across instruments and timeframes.
- Compatible with long-history charts without visual clutter.
The indicator is especially useful on higher timeframes, where nonlinear trends and long-term structures become more visible, helping maintain a consistent and structured view of price behavior.
⭐️ Trader’s feedback:
“Catch the fakeouts! 🐢 Smart tool for ICT fans — spots liquidity grabs and reversals like a charm. Clean, fast, and deadly accurate when price hunts stops!”
👉 Explore the Logarithmic Framework indicator in the cTrader Store
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🎥 Average True Range (ATR) in cTrader - understanding volatility and adapting stop-loss placement
In this video, we explore the Average True Range (ATR) - a volatility indicator that measures how much the market moves by tracking the real range of price changes from bar to bar. ATR does not indicate trend direction; instead, it helps traders understand whether the market is gaining or losing momentum.
You’ll learn where to find the ATR in cTrader, how to customise its period, MA type, line style, visibility and levels, and how to interpret increasing or decreasing ATR values. The video also shows how ATR can help identify when momentum strengthens, slows down or transitions into range-bound conditions.
A key part of the walkthrough is how traders commonly use ATR for stop-loss placement - for example, applying 1.5× to 2× the ATR value to adjust protection levels according to current volatility. This helps ensure stop-losses remain relevant in both fast-moving and slow-moving market environments.
📍 Timecodes:
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Average True Range (ATR)
00:56 - Where to find the ATR in cTrader & how to customise it
01:29 - Understanding rising vs. falling ATR values
02:12 - Applying ATR to set stop-loss distances
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
In this video, we explore the Average True Range (ATR) - a volatility indicator that measures how much the market moves by tracking the real range of price changes from bar to bar. ATR does not indicate trend direction; instead, it helps traders understand whether the market is gaining or losing momentum.
You’ll learn where to find the ATR in cTrader, how to customise its period, MA type, line style, visibility and levels, and how to interpret increasing or decreasing ATR values. The video also shows how ATR can help identify when momentum strengthens, slows down or transitions into range-bound conditions.
A key part of the walkthrough is how traders commonly use ATR for stop-loss placement - for example, applying 1.5× to 2× the ATR value to adjust protection levels according to current volatility. This helps ensure stop-losses remain relevant in both fast-moving and slow-moving market environments.
📍 Timecodes:
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Average True Range (ATR)
00:56 - Where to find the ATR in cTrader & how to customise it
01:29 - Understanding rising vs. falling ATR values
02:12 - Applying ATR to set stop-loss distances
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
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Success story #7: Oussama El Mottaqy - visualising market structure for smarter decisions
Some stories stand out not because of scale, but because of clarity - and Oussama El Mottaqy’s path is one of them.
What began with a personal attempt to understand market structure gradually turned into a set of tools that help traders see liquidity, timing and intraday behaviour with surprising transparency.
Known as zelisalgo.systems Oussama has built a small but focused lineup of structure-driven indicators - and the response from traders has been consistent: clearer charts, better timing, and more confidence in how sessions unfold. With more than 70 sales on the cTrader Store, his work continues to attract traders who prefer logic over noise.
If you’re curious how a simple question about market movement turned into practical, data-driven tools used by traders worldwide — this story is worth reading.
👉 Read the full Success Story here
Some stories stand out not because of scale, but because of clarity - and Oussama El Mottaqy’s path is one of them.
What began with a personal attempt to understand market structure gradually turned into a set of tools that help traders see liquidity, timing and intraday behaviour with surprising transparency.
Known as zelisalgo.systems Oussama has built a small but focused lineup of structure-driven indicators - and the response from traders has been consistent: clearer charts, better timing, and more confidence in how sessions unfold. With more than 70 sales on the cTrader Store, his work continues to attract traders who prefer logic over noise.
If you’re curious how a simple question about market movement turned into practical, data-driven tools used by traders worldwide — this story is worth reading.
👉 Read the full Success Story here
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MACD Crossover in cTrader - how it works and how to use it
In this video, we explore the MACD Crossover - a momentum-based indicator that visualises the relationship between two key lines: the MACD line and the Signal line. You’ll see where to find the MACD Crossover in cTrader, how its default parameters work, and how each line is calculated using moving averages.
The walkthrough explains the structure of the indicator:
- the MACD line, calculated as the difference between two moving averages,
- and the Signal line, which is a moving average applied to the MACD line.
You’ll learn how bullish and bearish crossovers form when these lines intersect, and why traders pay attention to where the crossover happens relative to the zero line for clearer trend continuation signals.
The video also covers a more advanced application - divergence between price and the MACD line. You’ll see how lower lows or higher highs in price compared with the MACD can highlight weakening momentum or a potential trend correction.
The video emphasises that the MACD Crossover should not be used as a standalone tool. Combining it with price action, trendlines, support/resistance or other technical tools can lead to clearer and more reliable trade setups.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the MACD Crossover
00:34 - Where to find the MACD Crossover & how its parameters work
01:29 - Understanding the crossover
02:04 - Zero line & stronger continuation signals
02:53 - Divergence: identifying momentum weakening
03:57 - Using MACD alongside other tools
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
In this video, we explore the MACD Crossover - a momentum-based indicator that visualises the relationship between two key lines: the MACD line and the Signal line. You’ll see where to find the MACD Crossover in cTrader, how its default parameters work, and how each line is calculated using moving averages.
The walkthrough explains the structure of the indicator:
- the MACD line, calculated as the difference between two moving averages,
- and the Signal line, which is a moving average applied to the MACD line.
You’ll learn how bullish and bearish crossovers form when these lines intersect, and why traders pay attention to where the crossover happens relative to the zero line for clearer trend continuation signals.
The video also covers a more advanced application - divergence between price and the MACD line. You’ll see how lower lows or higher highs in price compared with the MACD can highlight weakening momentum or a potential trend correction.
The video emphasises that the MACD Crossover should not be used as a standalone tool. Combining it with price action, trendlines, support/resistance or other technical tools can lead to clearer and more reliable trade setups.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the MACD Crossover
00:34 - Where to find the MACD Crossover & how its parameters work
01:29 - Understanding the crossover
02:04 - Zero line & stronger continuation signals
02:53 - Divergence: identifying momentum weakening
03:57 - Using MACD alongside other tools
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
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Save up to 90% this Black Friday
The cTrader Store Black Friday promotion will run from 27 November, 19:00 (UTC+2) until 30 November, 23:55 (UTC+2). During these dates, you’ll be able to access over 50 products - including bots, indicators and plugins - all available with significant Black Friday discounts.
Every purchase made from the Black Friday selection will also return 15% cashback, which will be issued as Store credit after the promotion ends. This credit can be used starting 1 December, applied to any product in the Store, and can cover up to 30% of the total product price.
👉 You can already explore the full list of all discounted tools, including their updated Black Friday prices, on our website
The cTrader Store Black Friday promotion will run from 27 November, 19:00 (UTC+2) until 30 November, 23:55 (UTC+2). During these dates, you’ll be able to access over 50 products - including bots, indicators and plugins - all available with significant Black Friday discounts.
Every purchase made from the Black Friday selection will also return 15% cashback, which will be issued as Store credit after the promotion ends. This credit can be used starting 1 December, applied to any product in the Store, and can cover up to 30% of the total product price.
👉 You can already explore the full list of all discounted tools, including their updated Black Friday prices, on our website
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🎥 MACD Histogram in cTrader - how it works and how to use it
In this video, we break down the MACD Histogram - the momentum-based part of the MACD indicator that displays the distance between the MACD line and the Signal line. Through its bar format, the histogram makes it easy to see how momentum increases or decreases as the gap between these lines changes.
You’ll see where to find the MACD Histogram in cTrader, how to adjust its cycles, colours, thickness, visibility and levels, and how it behaves compared to the standard MACD moving-average crossover. The walkthrough also shows why the histogram reacts faster than the MACD lines, giving a more immediate view of momentum shifts.
The video explains how traders read movements around the 0-line - with rising positive bars indicating increasing bullish momentum and expanding negative bars pointing to stronger bearish momentum - and includes examples of how these changes look on the chart.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the MACD Histogram
00:29 - Where to find the MACD Histogram in cTrader & how to customise it
01:10 - What the histogram represents & how to interpret momentum using the 0-line
02:13 - Bullish and bearish momentum examples & why the histogram reacts faster than the MACD lines
03:19 - Using the MACD Histogram together with other tools
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
In this video, we break down the MACD Histogram - the momentum-based part of the MACD indicator that displays the distance between the MACD line and the Signal line. Through its bar format, the histogram makes it easy to see how momentum increases or decreases as the gap between these lines changes.
You’ll see where to find the MACD Histogram in cTrader, how to adjust its cycles, colours, thickness, visibility and levels, and how it behaves compared to the standard MACD moving-average crossover. The walkthrough also shows why the histogram reacts faster than the MACD lines, giving a more immediate view of momentum shifts.
The video explains how traders read movements around the 0-line - with rising positive bars indicating increasing bullish momentum and expanding negative bars pointing to stronger bearish momentum - and includes examples of how these changes look on the chart.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the MACD Histogram
00:29 - Where to find the MACD Histogram in cTrader & how to customise it
01:10 - What the histogram represents & how to interpret momentum using the 0-line
02:13 - Bullish and bearish momentum examples & why the histogram reacts faster than the MACD lines
03:19 - Using the MACD Histogram together with other tools
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
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Save up to 90% this Black Friday The cTrader Store Black Friday promotion will run from 27 November, 19:00 (UTC+2) until 30 November, 23:55 (UTC+2). During these dates, you’ll be able to access over 50 products - including bots, indicators and plugins - all…
Up to 90% OFF - Black Friday has started
Black Friday is now live on the cTrader Store. From 27 November, 19:00 (UTC+2) to 30 November, 23:55 (UTC+2), you can access exclusive discounts on more than 50 bots, indicators and plugins, with savings reaching up to 90%.
Every purchase from the Black Friday selection also includes 15% cashback. After the promotion ends, the cashback will be issued as Store credit, available from 1 December, and can cover up to 30% of any product’s price.
👉 View the full Black Friday list
Black Friday is now live on the cTrader Store. From 27 November, 19:00 (UTC+2) to 30 November, 23:55 (UTC+2), you can access exclusive discounts on more than 50 bots, indicators and plugins, with savings reaching up to 90%.
Every purchase from the Black Friday selection also includes 15% cashback. After the promotion ends, the cashback will be issued as Store credit, available from 1 December, and can cover up to 30% of any product’s price.
👉 View the full Black Friday list
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🎥 Relative Strength Index (RSI) in cTrader - the momentum signal every trader should understand
If you’ve ever wondered why traders rely on the RSI so much, this video gives you the full picture.
We break down the Relative Strength Index - a momentum oscillator that compares recent gains and losses to reveal shifts in market strength long before they’re obvious on price charts.
You’ll see exactly where to find the RSI in cTrader, how to customise its period, style and visibility in seconds, and why the default 70/30 levels are essential for spotting early signs of overbought and oversold conditions.
We also show how traders use alternative settings like 80/20 for extreme market environments and how adding the 50 level can help confirm trend continuation during pullbacks.
But the real power comes from understanding how the RSI behaves in different market conditions - and how divergence between price and the indicator can expose weakening momentum or a potential trend reversal before it unfolds.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Relative Strength Index (RSI)
00:59 - Where to find the RSI and how to customise its settings
01:53 - Understanding RSI levels and thresholds
04:49 - RSI behaviour and divergence: identifying momentum shifts and potential reversals
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
If you’ve ever wondered why traders rely on the RSI so much, this video gives you the full picture.
We break down the Relative Strength Index - a momentum oscillator that compares recent gains and losses to reveal shifts in market strength long before they’re obvious on price charts.
You’ll see exactly where to find the RSI in cTrader, how to customise its period, style and visibility in seconds, and why the default 70/30 levels are essential for spotting early signs of overbought and oversold conditions.
We also show how traders use alternative settings like 80/20 for extreme market environments and how adding the 50 level can help confirm trend continuation during pullbacks.
But the real power comes from understanding how the RSI behaves in different market conditions - and how divergence between price and the indicator can expose weakening momentum or a potential trend reversal before it unfolds.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Relative Strength Index (RSI)
00:59 - Where to find the RSI and how to customise its settings
01:53 - Understanding RSI levels and thresholds
04:49 - RSI behaviour and divergence: identifying momentum shifts and potential reversals
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
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Cyber Monday - one day only!
You asked for it - so we’re extending the special pricing for one more day.
On 1 December (UTC+2), the cTrader Store is offering access to over 50 bots, indicators and plugins with discounts of up to 90%.
All purchases made during Cyber Monday also include 25% cashback, issued as Store credit after the promotion ends. This credit can be used for any product in the Store and can cover up to 30% of the total price.
👉 Make sure to grab the products on the cTrader Store at a great value
You asked for it - so we’re extending the special pricing for one more day.
On 1 December (UTC+2), the cTrader Store is offering access to over 50 bots, indicators and plugins with discounts of up to 90%.
All purchases made during Cyber Monday also include 25% cashback, issued as Store credit after the promotion ends. This credit can be used for any product in the Store and can cover up to 30% of the total price.
👉 Make sure to grab the products on the cTrader Store at a great value
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🎥 Stochastic Oscillator in cTrader - how to spot reversals, extremes and momentum shifts
If you’ve ever entered a trade and watched the market flip right after, this video will look very familiar. Using the Stochastic Oscillator in cTrader, we show how it can help you spot moments when trends slow down, flip, or restart after a correction. You’ll see where it sits in the indicators menu, how to add it to your chart, and how to quickly adjust its key settings – %K, %D, slowing, colours, line style and thickness, visibility, and the default 80 / 20 levels.
You’ll also see how the two lines (%K as the current oscillator value and %D as the signal line) behave in real market conditions: how crosses between them can highlight potential turning points, how readings above 80 and below 20 are used as overbought and oversold zones, and why the stochastic tends to work best in slower, range-bound markets. The video then focuses on divergence as the “hidden gem” of this indicator, comparing price highs and lows with the oscillator’s peaks and troughs to show how momentum can weaken before an uptrend or downtrend ends – giving early hints of possible reversals or deeper corrections.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Stochastic Oscillator
00:31 - Where to find the Stochastic Oscillator in cTrader and how to customise %K, %D, slowing, colours, levels and visibility
01:37 - Using the 80 / 20 levels, overbought/oversold conditions and when the signals work best
03:04 - Momentum shifts and divergence: spotting potential reversals with the Stochastic Oscillator
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
If you’ve ever entered a trade and watched the market flip right after, this video will look very familiar. Using the Stochastic Oscillator in cTrader, we show how it can help you spot moments when trends slow down, flip, or restart after a correction. You’ll see where it sits in the indicators menu, how to add it to your chart, and how to quickly adjust its key settings – %K, %D, slowing, colours, line style and thickness, visibility, and the default 80 / 20 levels.
You’ll also see how the two lines (%K as the current oscillator value and %D as the signal line) behave in real market conditions: how crosses between them can highlight potential turning points, how readings above 80 and below 20 are used as overbought and oversold zones, and why the stochastic tends to work best in slower, range-bound markets. The video then focuses on divergence as the “hidden gem” of this indicator, comparing price highs and lows with the oscillator’s peaks and troughs to show how momentum can weaken before an uptrend or downtrend ends – giving early hints of possible reversals or deeper corrections.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what is the Stochastic Oscillator
00:31 - Where to find the Stochastic Oscillator in cTrader and how to customise %K, %D, slowing, colours, levels and visibility
01:37 - Using the 80 / 20 levels, overbought/oversold conditions and when the signals work best
03:04 - Momentum shifts and divergence: spotting potential reversals with the Stochastic Oscillator
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
Christmas Giveaway: win prop challenges + cTrader Store bonus deposits 🎁
We’re launching a Christmas Giveaway for traders who want to sharpen their skills, take on new challenges, and explore more tools within the cTrader ecosystem.
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Important: The bonus deposit can be used in the cTrader Store to purchase cBots, indicators, and plugins, covering up to 30% of the order total.
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Giveaway period: 1 December 2025 - 21 December 2025
Winners announced: 23 December 2025
Good luck - and thank you for being part of the cTrader community ✨
To increase your chances of winning, make sure to participate on our Instagram, X, Reddit and TikTok as well.
📘 Full terms and conditions available here - https://go.spotware.com/give1225
We’re launching a Christmas Giveaway for traders who want to sharpen their skills, take on new challenges, and explore more tools within the cTrader ecosystem.
Prizes:
🥇 1st place - $500 prop challenge + $50 bonus deposit in the cTrader Store
🥈 2nd place - $250 prop challenge + $50 bonus deposit in the cTrader Store
🥉 3rd place - $100 prop challenge + $50 bonus deposit in the cTrader Store
Important: The bonus deposit can be used in the cTrader Store to purchase cBots, indicators, and plugins, covering up to 30% of the order total.
How to enter:
1️⃣ Subscribe to @ctrader
2️⃣ Like this post
3️⃣ Comment below and tag a trader friend.
Giveaway period: 1 December 2025 - 21 December 2025
Winners announced: 23 December 2025
Good luck - and thank you for being part of the cTrader community ✨
To increase your chances of winning, make sure to participate on our Instagram, X, Reddit and TikTok as well.
📘 Full terms and conditions available here - https://go.spotware.com/give1225
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🎥 Bollinger Bands in cTrader - how they work and how to use them
In this video, we explore Bollinger Bands - a volatility indicator made up of three lines:
- a middle line based on a 20-period Simple Moving Average,
- and upper and lower bands calculated using standard deviation.
The explanation covers how Bollinger Bands help visualise changes in volatility - from expansion, when the bands widen and the market shows stronger momentum, to contraction, when the bands narrow and price moves into a more ranging condition. You’ll also see how prolonged narrowing can lead to a “squeeze”, which may precede a strong move when price breaks convincingly above or below the bands.
The video further illustrates how traders interpret situations when price moves outside the “normal zone” between the bands, and why the longer price stays outside this area, the higher the probability it may move back inside.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what are Bollinger Bands
00:36 - Where to find Bollinger Bands in cTrader and how to customise the settings
01:29 - Understanding the middle SMA line and the deviation bands
01:56 - Analysing volatility expansion and contraction
02:38 - Squeezes and strong moves after narrowing
03:18 - Interpreting price behaviour outside the bands
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
In this video, we explore Bollinger Bands - a volatility indicator made up of three lines:
- a middle line based on a 20-period Simple Moving Average,
- and upper and lower bands calculated using standard deviation.
The explanation covers how Bollinger Bands help visualise changes in volatility - from expansion, when the bands widen and the market shows stronger momentum, to contraction, when the bands narrow and price moves into a more ranging condition. You’ll also see how prolonged narrowing can lead to a “squeeze”, which may precede a strong move when price breaks convincingly above or below the bands.
The video further illustrates how traders interpret situations when price moves outside the “normal zone” between the bands, and why the longer price stays outside this area, the higher the probability it may move back inside.
📍 Timecodes
00:09 - Introduction: what are Bollinger Bands
00:36 - Where to find Bollinger Bands in cTrader and how to customise the settings
01:29 - Understanding the middle SMA line and the deviation bands
01:56 - Analysing volatility expansion and contraction
02:38 - Squeezes and strong moves after narrowing
03:18 - Interpreting price behaviour outside the bands
🔗 Useful links:
- Learn more about cTrader in the Help Centre
- Join the cTrader Community on Telegram
- Join Discord
👉 Start trading with cTrader
Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments!
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