METATRADER 5 · FREE TOOL · v5.30
PFX SLM
Marks structure, fair value gaps and liquidity sweeps, then shows the entry, stop and targets it reads from them. Analysis only — places no orders.
Download through the official Market listing. Broker and hosting costs are separate.
See how it works.
Chart examples and controls, with full-size captures you can inspect.
Product capture · v5.30 · XAUUSD M3. Panel figures are chart context, not verified account performance.
Operating examples and validation
This tool’s purpose is shown through its controls and behaviour. A tool screenshot does not establish trading profitability.
Use the documentation and test the controls on a demo account before relying on them.
Files for your version
Approved presets and supporting files will identify the product version and intended setup.
No additional approved downloads have been published. The main product is available through its Market listing.
Version history
v5.30 · 2026-09-25
A new status panel and a NinjaTrader rule-book switch. The panel now matches the NinjaTrader version: bias pills, the armed setup, open signals in R, recent results, refused and expired setups. Each signal records its grade, a 5-point checklist and the room to its target. A new “rule book” setting makes signals and exits work exactly like NinjaTrader SLM 2.14; left on MT5, nothing changes.
v5.12
Housekeeping, with no change to signals, levels or settings. The version on the panel and in the Experts tab now matches the build you are actually running — two log lines were still printing an older number.
Before you begin
- Use MetaTrader 5 desktop. Check the product’s own instructions and your broker’s account requirements.
- Install through the official listing where available. Confirm the installed version matches the documentation and any preset.
- Test controls on demo first. Trading permissions, broker symbols and contract settings matter.
- For automated management, keep the terminal connected. Stops and account controls can be affected by execution and connection failures.