Pearson & Spearman Smooth is a MetaTrader 4 Indicator source file. Static analysis documents Moving Average, ATR, 22 exposed input declarations, and 0 include dependencies.
Source-code analysis only. No backtest or live-performance claim is provided.
Source code overview
- Platform: MT4
- Resource type: Indicator
- File format: .mq4
- Event handlers:
init,deinit,start
Detected code components
- Moving Average
- ATR
Input parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Code comment |
|---|---|---|---|
Pearson_Spearman_Correlation |
bool | false |
|
PCPeriod_fast |
int | 20 |
|
PCPeriod_slow |
int | 50 |
|
fast_SmoothLength |
int | 5 |
|
fast_SmoothPhase |
double | 0 |
|
slow_SmoothLength |
int | 5 |
|
slow_SmoothPhase |
double | 0 |
|
Price |
int | 0 |
|
PCPrice |
int | 5 |
0-Close, 1-Open, 2-High, 3-Low, 4-Median, 5-Typical, 6-Weighted |
info |
string | "If using Pearson_Spearman_Correlation = true" |
|
info2 |
string | "then the next length is used" |
|
Length |
int | 5 |
|
Phase |
double | 50 |
|
Level |
double | 0.9 |
|
Level_Ex |
double | 0.8 |
|
nb |
int | 0 |
|
alert |
bool | false |
|
DisplayArrows |
bool | true |
|
nStopLossRange |
int | 5 |
draw S/L line in last N bars min/max |
colLong |
color | Lime |
color for long lines |
colShort |
color | Red |
color for short lines |
width |
int | 2 |
Dependencies and package notes
- No include dependency was detected.
The downloadable derivative replaces non-runtime external URLs and contact details with the B123 site URL. Functional runtime endpoints remain unchanged to avoid breaking code.
Compilation and first test
- Place the source and required dependencies in the matching MetaTrader data folder.
- Compile it in MetaEditor and resolve every error before use.
- Inspect the inputs and code risks, then test only on a demo account or isolated chart.
Code and operational risks
- Review all defaults and compile the source in an isolated MetaTrader data folder before attaching it to a chart.
Download access
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Questions
What is Pearson & Spearman Smooth?
Pearson & Spearman Smooth is a MetaTrader 4 Indicator source file. Static analysis documents Moving Average, ATR, 22 exposed input declarations, and 0 include dependencies.
Does this source include verified performance results?
No. This page is based on static source-code analysis and does not provide a backtest, live result, profit, win-rate, or drawdown claim.
What is required before compiling this file?
Place the source in the matching MetaTrader folder and compile it in an isolated MetaEditor data folder before use.
Why are some external URLs retained in the code?
Only detected functional runtime endpoints are retained to avoid breaking WebRequest or network behavior. Non-runtime URLs and contact details are replaced with the B123 site URL.
Do I need an account to download the source?
Yes. Registration and sign-in are required. WooCommerce grants the private download through a zero-total order, with an initial limit of 3 distinct free source products per site day.
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Want this source checked or fixed?
Diagnostic status: compile_not_run. If the file does not compile, has missing dependencies, or behaves differently on your broker, use the page details when contacting B123/BBTrading support. The free source is a starting point; fixed, compiled, or backtested alternatives may save time.
Common reasons a free source may need work
- missing MQH include files or custom indicators
- legacy MQL syntax written for an older compiler
- broker-specific symbols, digits, spreads, or execution modes
- inputs that need risk review before any demo test
