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Contact forexmt4systems for MT4 and MT5 indicator support

Need a hand with one of our indicators, want to suggest a new tool, or simply have a question about the site? You can contact forexmt4systems any time using the form below. We read every message, and we reply to genuine enquiries personally — usually within one business day.

Business details

forexmt4systems.com is operated by ForexMT4Systems, based in London, England, United Kingdom.
Registered address: 26/30 Bedford Row, London, England, WC1R 4LP, United Kingdom.
Email: [email protected].

What we can help you with

Before you write, here is what most people reach out about:

  • Help installing or using any of our free MT4 and MT5 indicators.
  • Reporting a bug, or a chart that does not render the way you expected.
  • Requesting a new indicator, or a tweak to an existing one.
  • Questions about our TradingView scripts, downloads, or the email confirmation step.
  • Partnership, collaboration, or media enquiries.

Also, many setup questions are already answered. For example, our step-by-step guide to installing MT4 and MT5 indicators covers the most common issues, and you can browse the full library of free MT4 and MT5 indicators to find the tool you need.

Send us a message

Email is the best way to reach us for a fast reply. Simply fill in the form below and we will get back to you, usually within 24 hours. Please add as much detail as you can — the indicator name, your platform (MT4 or MT5), and a screenshot if something looks wrong — so we can help you faster.

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    About the trader behind the tools

    Every indicator on this site is built, configured, or reviewed by Dominic Walsh, a Forex trader and MT4 and MT5 indicator developer. To learn more about who we are and how we work, visit the about page.

    Finally, a quick note: we are glad to help with the tools and the platform, but we cannot give personalised financial advice. The indicators and information on this website are provided for educational purposes only, and results are not guaranteed.

    What to include when you get in touch

    To help us reply quickly, tell us which indicator you are using, the platform (MT4 or MT5), your broker and the chart timeframe, and a short description of what you expected versus what you are seeing. Also, a screenshot of the chart or the indicator inputs panel makes most questions far faster to resolve.

    Most messages are answered within one to two business days. Also, common topics we help with include download and installation problems, how to read a particular indicator’s signals, input tuning for a specific pair or timeframe, and requests for new indicators to add to the library.

    Before writing in, it is worth checking two pages that solve the majority of questions: the step-by-step guide to installing MT4 and MT5 indicators, and the full free MT4 and MT5 indicator library where every tool and its documentation lives.

    How we handle requests and feedback

    We read every message about the indicators, including bug reports, rendering issues on a specific broker feed, and ideas for tools that are missing from the collection. Still, detailed feedback genuinely shapes what gets built next, so if an indicator would help your trading and it is not here yet, let us know the concept and the logic you have in mind. We cannot offer individual trading advice, manage accounts, or guarantee outcomes — every tool is educational and provided as-is, and you should always test on a demo account before risking real capital.

    If you would rather not wait, the documentation on each indicator page covers its inputs, recommended pairs and timeframes, and how its signals are meant to be read. Thus, between those write-ups, the install guide and the download hub, most setup and usage questions are already answered in detail. Results are not guaranteed; past performance is not indicative of future results.