Technical
Indicators.

An indicator is a way of asking the market a specific question, and the indicator list inside a trading mobile app for operations in the Forex and exchange markets decides which questions you can ask without writing code. Trade Master 9 ships with more than 80 technical indicators and analytical tools, covering trend, momentum, volatility and volume, plus graphic objects for the parts of analysis no calculation captures.

Most traders end up using three or four. The breadth matters at two moments: early on, while you are testing what actually fits how you think, and much later, when a method needs one particular calculation that no standard tool provides. Between those points, a clean chart with a couple of trusted studies beats a screen covered in colour.

When the built-in list runs out, three routes open up. The Code Base holds thousands of free indicators contributed by the community, added to the terminal like any other tool. The Market holds ready-made applications, each with a free trial so you can test before paying. Freelance connects you with professional programmers who will build exactly what you specify, and MQL5 lets you write it yourself if you would rather.

That last option is worth more than it first appears. Traders often carry a rule in their head — a specific relationship between two averages, a filter for time of day, a volatility threshold — that no published indicator measures. Turning it into a custom study makes it visible on every chart and testable against history. The other pages here cover charts, timeframes and fundamental data, and the home page covers the app as a whole.

See the full app on the home page