Created 8 MT4 indicators and mapped out the “usage by concern” guide #0 - MT4 Indicator Development Room | Explaining Currency Strength/SMC/Signal Tools - Navi+ - GogoJungle | Auto Trading - Market Analysis

Hello. I’m lab.aiueo, developing MT4 indicators.

Until now, I have created and sold tools such as currency strength, Perfect Order, SMC (Smart Money Concept), and buy/sell signals—
eight paid MT4 indicators.

This article is the “entry point” to that magazine.

Which tools work for which problems
Why there are eight (how their roles differ)
Which one to start using

laid out as a single map.
If you find a tool that interests you,
please proceed to the detailed article within the magazine.

Each of them can be referenced from my portfolio as well, so
if you’re interested, please take a look.

Are you getting lost choosing indicators

Install free indicators and then remove them,making the charts messy.
Even after buying a signal tool,arrows disappear laterand you can’t trust it
Currency strength, environmental recognition, entry justification…what to look at with which toolis unclear
Before you know it, you’ve stacked tools with similar functions

When I started trading, I was in the exact same situation.
So when I make tools, I alwaysdecide first which problem one tool solves.

In other words, my eight tools each tackle a different concern.
From here, I’ll introduce them by problem.

Problem-based map for using tools

“I want to know which currency pairs are moving now” → CP-POW

CP-POW(¥1,980) is a tool that
displays the top 30 pairs’rate-of-change rankingson a chart.

It calculates the percentage change from the opening price of the timeframe to the current price and lists movers from largest to smallest. Positive changes are green, negative red, so you can instantly see today’s main players.

Because it’s the easiest to start with in a series, it’s recommended for beginners in multi-currency monitoring.

“I want to ride the trend waves cleanly” → CP-POL

CP-POL(¥2,980) is
a tool that views up to 30 currency pairsfor a Perfect Orderat a glance.

A “Perfect Order,” where short-term, mid-term, and long-term moving averages align, is the standard for trend following. However, opening 30 charts individually is tedious. CP-POL lists the PO status for all pairs and notifies you with an alert and smartphone push when a condition is formed or collapses.
It’s my long-standing best-seller and the tool I’ve used the longest.

“I want to shorten environmental recognition” → UD-MTF

UD-MTF(¥2,980) displays the Pips movement of 9 timeframes from M1 to monthly.Each timeframe shows positive or negative at a glance via color, making discrepancies like “higher timeframe up, lower timeframe down” obvious in an instant. It also includes a feature to draw the high/low/open lines on the chart when you click a timeframe.

“I don’t want to stay glued to the chart” → PI-ALT

PI-ALT(¥2,980) is a tool that alerts and sends smartphone notifications when the price moves beyond a set Pips from a reference price.

It’s for those who want early signals of rapid movement or only during announcements—to escape constant monitoring. It offers a mode that auto-updates the reference value at fixed intervals and a mode to fix it.

“SMC drawing is not keeping up” → SMC-Radar

SMC-Radar(¥3,980) automatically draws the six main elements of SMC (Smart Money Concept).All automatic drawing for Order Block, FVG, BOS/ChoCH, Breaker Block, Premium/Discount, and Liquidity Sweep. The more you learn, the more you draw, solving the problem of manual drawing. Disabled zones are automatically removed, so the chart shows

only valid groundsremaining.

“I want to know SMC entry points” → SMC-Signal

SMC-Signal(¥4,980) is a tool that providesarrow signals and guidance for TP/SL where SMC grounds coincide.

Scores five elements and adds a strength (1–5) to the arrows. TP has three levels (TP1–TP3) and SL is calculated automatically. Judgments are made on confirmed bars only, with no repaint. It’s a tool I’d recommend to anyone tired of arrows disappearing later.

“I want an overview of all pairs’ SMC” → SMC-Compass

SMC-Compass(¥4,980) provides a circular radar overview of up to 30 currency pairs’ SMC confluencein one chart.

A buy is on the upper half, a sell on the lower half; the more confluence, the further to the outside. By looking at the radar every morning, you can quickly know which pair to drill into today.

“I want to trade mechanically using currency strength” → CP-Signal

CP-Signal(¥4,980) is a tool that signals based oncurrency strength x trading session.

Buy strong currencies, sell weak ones. Signals are only during active trading sessions like London and NY. Judgment is made on confirmed bars with no repaint. It alsodisplays live win rate on the chartso you can verify real-time performance. It’s a feature-rich tool designed to be trustworthy without inflating win rate.

If you’re unsure, start with this combination

Because the roles differ, combining them is often the most effective. Here are my three recommended recipes.

Multi-currency trend-following starter: CP-POW (find moving pairs) → CP-POL (ride the PO wave)
SMC full set: SMC-Compass (overview to pick winners) → SMC-Signal (entry and TP/SL) → SMC-Radar (validate grounds)
Two-signal approach: CP-Signal (currency strength x session) + SMC-Signal (structure x liquidity). The methodological axes don’t clash.

All tools share a common philosophy

All eight tools share three core principles I always follow.

No repaint for confirmed bars. I don’t produce visuals that look correct after the fact by rewriting history.
Alerts and push notifications. They can be used without staying glued to the chart.
Broker differences handled. I’m working on auto-detecting symbol suffixes (like .raw or m) to improve compatibility.

Rather than flashiness, I prioritize daily usability and ease of use. That’s the core of my tool-making.

Sales information

Each tool is sold on GogoJungle.

Detailed explanations for each tool are written in individual articles within this magazine.

Disclaimer

This article and the tools do not constitute investment advice. They do not guarantee profits or win rates; the information displayed is a guideline to aid discretionary judgment. Please make final trading decisions at your own responsibility.

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Wishing you good trades.