RSI with volatility‑adaptive filtering and Hull MA trigger for MT5 — clean crosses, low‑lag pullback timing and practical alerts.

RSI VAR HULL (MT5)

RSI VAR HULL blends a Relative Strength Index (RSI) core with VAR (volatility‑adaptive) filtering and a Hull MA (HMA) smooth/trigger. The result is a low‑lag momentum read with clean crosses and timed pullbacks in MetaTrader 5.

Overview

What it shows

RSI line around 50 midline for bias.
HULL (HMA) trigger — smooth yet fast; cross with RSI defines entries/exits.
VAR adaptivity — dampens noise in chop, lets signals through in trends.
(Optional) arrows/alerts — RSI↔HULL cross, 50‑line cross, OB/OS touches and slope flips.

Trade ideas

Bias by midline (50): focus long when RSI stays above 50 and RSI > HULL; short when below 50 and RSI < HULL.
Flip + first pullback: after a fresh cross through 50, take the first pullback to HULL that respects the new side.
Break → Retest: on strong moves, wait for RSI > 60 / < 40 then a retest of HULL for continuation.
(Optional) Divergence: price makes a new extreme while RSI/HULL fails to confirm — caution, seek confirmation.

Signals

Inputs that matter

RSI period — responsiveness vs stability.
HULL length — smoothness vs lag.
VAR/Filter strength — noise reduction in ranges.
OB/OS levels — 30/70 by default (adjustable).
Alerts — RSI/HULL cross, 50‑line cross, extremes.
Colors/widths — fast visual read.

Suggested usage

M5–M15: intraday pullbacks following bias.
M30–H4: swing continuations with 50‑line filter.
Daily+: regime/bias read for portfolio tilt.

Installation (MT5)

Open MetaTrader 5 → File → Open Data Folder.
Copy rsi-var-hull.ex5 to MQL5/Indicators.
Restart MT5 (or refresh Navigator) and attach RSI VAR HULL.
Tweak inputs → OK.

FAQ

Does it repaint? No on closed bars; crosses confirm at close.
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.

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