Do you need to visually present the trading history on the chart in the form of arrows showing entry and exit, stop loss, take profit, as in MetaTrader 4 when dragging completed trades to the chart?

Want to see someone else’s history on your chart, but you only have a report or CSV file of trading results?

Do you want to perform a visual analysis of the trades placed by the signal before subscribing to it? 

Now you have the opportunity.

Trade Visualiser shows trades in the same way as in the MT4 strategy tester or as when dragging a trade from the trading history to the chart. By default, Trade Visualiser uses the same colors and the same text descriptions and names of all objects, entry and exit arrows, stop loss and take profit, and a dotted line between entry and exit. But it can do much more. The object colors are customizable, separate colors can be selected for TP and SL closures, and the dotted line from open to close can be colored depending on the trading result.

Trade Visualiser is an indicator that works continuously and updates the chart when new trades are completed.

It can also work with data from a CSV file and display the history on the chart. Copy the CSV file to the experts/files folder, tell the indicator the file name, and it will display a visual representation on the chart. You will immediately see all the drawdown and the real riskiness of the trading strategy.

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Pay attention to the CSV file format in the figure.

• csv_filename – used only when reading data from a CSV file, the name of the file in the expers/files folder.
• csvfilehasheader-set to true if the CSV file has column/row headers.
• timeoffsethrs – if the data in the CSV file is based on a time other than the graph, the objects can be offset / -.
• openbuy – the color of the open arrows for buying, by default in MetaTrader 4, blue is used.
• opensell – the color of the open arrows for sale, by default in MetaTrader 4, red is used.
• closeattp – the color of the arrows for closing by take profit, which is not present by default in MetaTrader 4.
• closeatsl – the color of the arrows for closing with a stop loss, which is not present by default in MetaTrader 4.
• closeother – color of the closing arrows, by default in MetaTrader 4 Goldenrod is used.
• buyline – the color of the line connecting the open and close arrows for buy trades, by default in MetaTrader 4 – Blue.
• sellline – the color of the line connecting the open and close arrows for sell trades, by default in MetaTrader 4-Red.
• profitline-the color of the line connecting the opening and closing arrows for profitable trades is absent in MetaTrader 4.
• lossline-the color of the line connecting the opening and closing arrows for losing trades is missing in MetaTrader 4.
• TPMarker – dash marker showing the position of the TP, by default in MetaTrader 4 – Blue.
• slmarker-a dotted marker showing the position of the SL, by default in MetaTrader 4-Red.
• magicnumber1-optional-MagicNumber for selecting trades to display – not available for CSV mode.
• magicnumber2-optional-MagicNumber for selecting trades to display – not available for CSV mode.
• magicnumber3-optional-MagicNumber for selecting trades to display – not available for CSV mode.
• magicnumber4-optional-MagicNumber for selecting trades to display – not available for CSV mode.
• clearobjectsonexit-true to delete all rendered objects after deleting the indicator – not available for CSV mode.
• debug_level-optional, 0 = no debugging (default), 5 = max debugging messages.

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