Nice Value Chart Indicator

Nice Value Chart Indicator

The Nice Value Chart Indicator is a technical oscillator designed to automatically detect overbought and oversold zones.

Compared to other oscillators, the Nice Value Chart Indicator has one distinctive feature – it is extremely pleasant to look at.

How do I add the Nice Value Chart Indicator to the main chart in MT4?

First, download the free file “Nice Value Chart 1.0.ex4” from our website. Then paste it into MetaTrader 4 by following these instructions.

To add the indicator to the chart, you can use one of two methods:

Drag and drop the indicator from the Navigator window onto the open price chart

Or select Insert → Indicators → Custom → Nice Value Chart from the main menu

After adding the indicator, you will see below the price area:

Four-color vertical bars calculated from price dynamics

Two horizontal lines representing overbought and oversold boundaries

How to Use the Nice Value Chart for Trading

The Nice Value Chart Indicator values typically fluctuate around zero.

When the value rises above the overbought line, the bar turns green, signaling a possible sell opportunity, assuming the price is too high and may reverse downward.

When the value falls below the oversold line, the bar turns red, signaling a possible buy opportunity, assuming the price is too low and may reverse upward.

How Accurate Are the Base Signals?

Like all oscillators, the Nice Value Chart Indicator also has limitations:

A sell signal may appear when the market is actually entering a bullish trend, leading to losses.

A buy signal may appear when the market is entering a bearish trend, again causing potential losses.

To reduce false signals, it is recommended to confirm entries using:

Price action

Chart patterns

Support and resistance

Trend indicators

Additional oscillators

Using multiple confluences increases the probability of profitable trades.

Nice Value Chart Sell Signals Example

In the GBPUSD H1 chart example, a valid sell signal occurs when:

The market is in a bearish trend

The oscillator enters the overbought zone

Price aligns with a significant resistance area

Nice Value Chart Buy Signals Example

In the AUDUSD Daily chart example:

The oscillator enters the oversold zone

Price forms a bullish reaction

A long entry may be refined by switching to a lower timeframe

A stop-loss can be placed below the candle that generated the oversold reading.

You may exit with profit using:

Counter-signals near resistance

A trailing stop

A fixed take-profit level

Additional Signal: Divergence

Divergence is another powerful method when using the Nice Value Chart Indicator.

For example, in the USDJPY M5 chart:

Price creates lower lows

The indicator creates higher lows

This bullish divergence signals that bearish momentum is weakening and a trend reversal may be near.

Conclusion

The Nice Value Chart Indicator for MetaTrader helps traders buy near the lows and sell near the highs. It automatically identifies overbought and oversold conditions and works across all markets: forex, stocks, and more.

Advantages

Customizable alerts

Non-repaint

High-quality design

Simple settings

Automatic buy/sell notifications

Suitable for intraday and long-term charts

Works across all instruments

Disadvantages

Does not include arrow signals

Calculation formula is not publicly known

Base signals alone can be weak

Recommendation

Improve reliability by:

Taking buy signals only in bullish trends

Taking sell signals only in bearish trends

Combining with trendlines, S/R, or other indicators

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