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Use the Multi Timeframe Trend Indicator in Midas

Price is rising on the five-minute chart but falling on the four-hour chart, and you trade against the higher-timeframe trend without noticing.

Checking timeframes with hands

Switching eats up time, and the big picture in your head never adds up.

MultiTrend in one window

See direction across all timeframes at once: any conflict between higher and lower timeframes is immediately visible.

general view of MultiTrend: trend history panel above the chart and traffic lights over timeframes

MultiTrend is a separate traffic light indicator that shows the trend direction across all selected timeframes without forcing you to manually change the chart. Each timeframe has two marks: local trend on the left, global trend on the right. Green trend is up, red trend is down, yellow sideways, so there is no clear trend.

Why it matters: identifying the trend or a sideways market is a core trading task. Conflicting timeframes are a common reason for poor entries; the traffic lights immediately show whether timeframes agree or a lower timeframe is moving against a higher one. A separate panel above the chart shows the history of local trend changes on the selected timeframe.

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Why MultiTrend is useful

Correctly identifying the trend or a sideways market is one of a trader's primary tasks.

MultiTrend removes the need to reconcile charts manually: it shows local and global trends, including sideways conditions, across all selected timeframes at once.

What the traffic-light board shows

The traffic light shows the selected timeframes: on the left, each timeframe displays a local trend, on the right - a global trend.

  • Green is an uptrend.
  • Red is a downtrend.
  • Yellow means the market is sideways, with no clear trend.
traffic light MultiTrend: line for each timeframe, left local trend, right global trend

The panel above the chart

The panel above the chart shows the history of the local trend change on the selected timeframe: you can see when the trend reversed and how long it has already held.

Local trend history panel above the graph

How to use MultiTrend

A simple rule: follow the direction of most higher timeframes, and do not trade against the global trend merely because a lower timeframe produced a signal. A yellow column means a sideways market, where boundary bounces are more relevant than breakouts.

MultiTrend is included in plans of 3 months or longer. It is not included in the two-indicator demo.

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