Binary Options 1 Minute Signals Indicator for MT4 and MT5

Written by Dominic Walsh · Published · Last updated

Be clear about the scope before loading it. The binary options 1 minute signals indicator runs one rule, a five-bar exponential average crossing a twenty-bar one, and the source fixes both of those numbers. Your only setting is how far the arrows sit from the candle.

This build ships as a compiled .ex4 for MT4 and .ex5 for MT5; the screenshots below come from EURUSD M1.

Platforms MT4 (.ex4) + MT5 (.ex5)
Chart window Main price chart
Plots 2: Buy, Sell
Alerts popup, push notification, email, sound
Inputs 7

The chart output explained

Two arrow plots, on price alone.

`Buy` prints lime at width 3 using arrow 233.

`Sell` prints red at width 3 using arrow 234.

Marks stand `ArrowOffsetPoints` `25` clear.

No line appears on the chart.

Nothing is drawn in a pane below.

  • Buy: arrow, lime, width 3, arrow code 233
  • Sell: arrow, red, width 3, arrow code 234
binary options 1 minute signals indicator: A fast crossing marked on the EURUSD M1 chart.
A fast crossing marked on the EURUSD M1 chart.

How the numbers arrive

Two fixed averages

Five bars against twenty, both exponential on the close. Neither appears in the inputs panel, so changing the pace of the tool means editing and recompiling the source.

The crossing

Two bars decide it. The fast average moving from at or below the slow one to above it prints the lime mark, and the mirrored move prints the red one.

Nothing else gets checked

There is no trend filter, no spacing rule and no strength requirement. Every crossing of those two averages earns a mark, whatever the market is doing around it.

How to use what it draws

One rule produces every mark on the chart.

The averages themselves are never drawn.

Five against twenty is a fast pairing.

Repeated crossings produce repeated marks.

`ArrowOffsetPoints` `25` is the only setting.

Each mark confirms on a closed bar.

Alert channels in this build: popup, push notification, email and sound, one message per closed bar.

A crossing is the one event this reports. `EnableAlerts` holds the master switch and a box already opens in the terminal. A phone copy, a mail copy and the desktop chime named by `SoundFile` all begin switched off.

Every Binary Options 1 Minute Signals Indicator input

Display settings

Setting What it does Default
ArrowOffsetPoints Points between a mark and its candle, `25`. 25

Alert settings

Setting What it does Default
EnableAlerts Master switch over the cross message, `true`. on
EnablePopup A box opens in the terminal, `true`. on
EnablePushNotify A phone gets a copy, `false`. off
EnableEmail Mail gets a copy, `false`. off
EnableSound The desktop gets a chime, `false`. off
SoundFile Chime file, `”alert.wav”`. alert.wav
binary options 1 minute signals indicator: Inputs panel, the single offset above the routes.
Inputs panel, the single offset above the routes.

Home chart

The reference shot is EURUSD M1, and that is where a five-bar average produces the most marks. It is also where noise dominates most. On M15 the crossings thin out to something a person can act on. On H1 they become genuinely infrequent.

The rough edges

Both periods sit in the code, so tuning means editing it.

A bare crossing has no filter behind it.

In a range the two averages cross repeatedly.

Nothing spaces consecutive marks apart.

Copy the compiled Binary Options 1 Minute Signals Indicator file into your MQL4/Indicators folder, and the MT5 build into MQL5/Indicators, then restart the terminal and drag it onto a chart. The step-by-step guide with screenshots is at how to install MT4 and MT5 indicators.

Background reading on the method behind the Binary Options 1 Minute Signals Indicator: Moving average crossover on Wikipedia, Exponential Moving Average at BabyPips.

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FAQ

Is ArrowOffsetPoints really the only input?

For the calculation, yes. Five and twenty live in the source, so altering the pace means editing the file and recompiling it, which also leaves you maintaining your own copy of the tool.

Does ArrowOffsetPoints 25 scale with the symbol?

No, it fixes the gap at twenty-five points whatever the market is doing. That is worth checking when you move the tool to a symbol whose point size differs from a major currency pair.

What else runs before a Buy arrow prints?

Nothing. Despite what the family name suggests, one crossing test produces every mark. There is no trend check, no exhaustion gate and no spacing rule anywhere in the calculation.

Why does a Buy arrow appear so often on M1?

Because a five-bar average on one-minute bars turns on almost any small move. The reference chart is where the marks are densest, which is also where the fewest of them mean anything.

Are results guaranteed?

No. Trading involves risk. Results are not guaranteed; past performance is not indicative of future results. Use the Binary Options 1 Minute Signals Indicator as one input. Always backtest before trading live.

Category: this is part of our Signal and Forecast collection. Also, truly, browse more Signal and Forecast for MetaTrader, or explore every MT4 indicator and MT5 indicator on the site.

External references

Dominic Walsh - Forex trader and MT4/MT5 developer

About the author

Written by Dominic Walsh, a Forex trader and MT4/MT5 indicator, Expert Advisor and script developer. Every tool on forexmt4systems.com is tested on live charts before release and ships with ready-to-use compiled MT4 (.ex4) and MT5 (.ex5) files. Learn more about the trader and developer behind this site.

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