DSL RSX (MT5)

DSL RSX blends a Jurik‑style RSX oscillator with DSL (Discontinued Signal Line) logic: only the active side of the band is drawn, so signals are cleaner and confirmed on closed bars. The goal is clearer trend‑bias + pullback timing in MetaTrader 5.

What it shows

• RSX core (0–100) with upper/lower DSL lines — only one side is active depending on bias.
• Level logic — typical zones 30/70 (or custom) for rotations and filters.
• (Optional) markers/alerts for 50‑cross, zone exits/entries, and DSL flips.

Trade ideas

1. Bias by DSL: trade with the active DSL side; a flip often marks regime change.
2. First pullback: after a flip, take the first exit from oversold/overbought in the new direction.
3. Continuation: in trends, enter on an RSX hook back from mid‑zone while DSL stays active.
4. (Optional) Divergence: price sets a new extreme while RSX/DSL doesn’t — be cautious and seek confirmation.

Inputs that matter

• RSX period / smoothing — responsiveness vs smoothness.
• DSL levels — overbought/oversold or custom thresholds.
• Alerts — DSL flip, 50‑cross, zone events.
• Colors/widths — fast visual read.

Suggested usage

• M5–M15: intraday rotations and pullbacks.
• M30–H4: swing continuations with DSL as bias.
• Daily+: portfolio regime filter.

Installation (MT5)

1. Open MetaTrader 5 → File → Open Data Folder.
2. Copy dsl-rsx-indicator.ex5 to MQL5/Indicators.
3. Restart MT5 (or refresh Navigator) and attach DSL RSX.
4. Tweak inputs → OK.

FAQ

Does it repaint? No; DSL flips confirm on closed candles.
Use in EAs? Yes, via iCustom.
Markets? FX, indices, metals, crypto — anything on MT5.

Disclaimer: Test on a demo account first; risk management is essential.