The email address that the active Algo Rush subscription is under.

• Note: The indicators and Expert Advisors will not initiate without an email address linked to an active subscription.
  

Users with resolutions above 1080p (1920×1080) or display scaling values set above 96 DPI will need to adjust the scaling mode settings to an option above the default 100% value. Adjusting this will resolve any issues with displaying objects such as text, buttons and windows within active charts.

• 100% or 96 DPI (default)
• 125% or 120 DPI
• 150% or 144 DPI
• 175% or 168 DPI
• 200% or 192 DPI
• 225% or 216 DPI
• 250% or 240 DPI
  

The option to set an additional percentage offset away from the entry level and the calculated low of the double bottom or high of the double top structure.

• 0.05 (5%) (Default)

The risk reward ratio is calculated by multiplying the distance between the anticipated entry level and the low of the double bottom (or high of the double top) to determine take profit levels. A risk-reward of 2-1 (default option) indicates that the distance of the take-profit from the desired entry level is twice the distance as the distance of the stop-loss from the desired entry level.

• Default: 2
  

• Close Prices (default)
  • The close price will be used to calculate double bottoms and double tops for both directions.
• High Low Prices
  • For longs, the low price will be used to calculate double bottoms within price data
  • For shorts, the high price will be used to calculate double tops within price data
    

Defines if the double bottom or double top needs to have have a proper structure. By definition, proper structure for double bottoms include the right side being higher than the left side and for double tops the right side must be lower than the left side. If disabled, all double top and bottom structures will be accounted for within Price close or high/low data (depends on the option chosen above) regardless if proper or not. See image below:

• Default: true
  

How many bars back a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to be formed within price data for the upcoming signal.

• Default: 0
  

Over how many bars a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to form a signal on price data.

• Default: 14
  

• True
• False (default)
  

Defines if the double bottom or double top needs to have have a proper structure. By definition, proper structure for double bottoms include the right side being higher than the left side and for double tops the right side must be lower than the left side. If disabled, all double top and bottom structures will be accounted for within On-Balance (Tick) Volume data regardless if proper or not. See image below:

• Default: true
  

How many bars back a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to be formed within On-Balance (Tick) Volume data for the upcoming signal. Keep in mind that MOST pairs on MetaTrader offer tick volume rather than pure volume.

• Default: 0
  

Over how many bars a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to form a signal on On-Balance (Tick) Volume data. Keep in mind that MOST pairs on MetaTrader offer tick volume rather than pure volume.

• Default: 14
  

• True (default)
• False
  

Defines if the double bottom or double top needs to have have a proper structure. By definition, proper structure for double bottoms include the right side being higher than the left side and for double tops the right side must be lower than the left side. If disabled, all double top and bottom structures will be accounted for within Williams's %R data regardless if proper or not. See image below:

• Default: true
  

• Default: 21
  

How many bars back a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to be formed within Williams %R data for the upcoming signal.

• Default: 0
  

Over how many bars a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to form a signal on Williams %R data.

• Default: 14
  

• True
• False (default)
  

Defines if the double bottom or double top needs to have have a proper structure. By definition, proper structure for double bottoms include the right side being higher than the left side and for double tops the right side must be lower than the left side. If disabled, all double top and bottom structures will be accounted for within Money Flow Index data regardless if proper or not. See image below:

• Default: true
  

• Default: 14
  

How many bars back a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to be formed within Money Flow Index data for the upcoming signal.

• Default: 0
  

Over how many bars a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to form a signal on Money Flow Index data.

• Default: 14
  

• True
• False (default)
  

Defines if the double bottom or double top needs to have have a proper structure. By definition, proper structure for double bottoms include the right side being higher than the left side and for double tops the right side must be lower than the left side. If disabled, all double top and bottom structures will be accounted for within Relative Strength Index applied price data (chosen below) regardless if proper or not. See image below:

• Default: true
  

• Default: 14
  

• Close price
• Open price
• High price
• Low price
• Median price
• Typical price
• Weighted price (default)
  

How many bars back a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to be formed within Relative Strength Index data for the upcoming signal.

• Default: 0
  

Over how many bars a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to form a signal on Relative Strength Index data.

• Default: 14
  

• True (default)
• False
  

Defines if the double bottom or double top needs to have have a proper structure. By definition, proper structure for double bottoms include the right side being higher than the left side and for double tops the right side must be lower than the left side. If disabled, all double top and bottom structures will be accounted for within Directional Movement Index data regardless if proper or not. See image below:

• Default: true
  

• Default: 14
  

How many bars back a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to be formed within Directional Movement Index data for the upcoming signal.

• Default: 0
  

Over how many bars a double bottom or double top structure is allowed to form a signal on Directional Movement Index data.

• Default: 14
  

Prerequisite entry condition requiring that the price respects the following Price Action Channel limits:

• PAC Extrema (Default)
• PAC Mid (Close)
• PAC Opposite
• Disabled

Prerequisite entry condition requiring that the price respects the following EMA ribbon limits:

• EMA Extrema (Default)
• EMA Mid (Close)
• EMA Opposite
• Disabled

Enables the usage of PAC and EMA Ribbons as prerequisites for entry conditions.

• Default: true
  

• Default: true
  

• Default: true
  

• Default: 10
  

How many candles left and right should be used to calculate. Example: if 2 is selected, from the middle candle it will scan 2 candles left and 2 candles right for a total of 5 candles. The default 2 is a classic 5-bar fractal, see image below.

• 1
• 2 (default)
• 3
• 4
• 5

Above is a classic 5 bar bullish and bearish fractal (scans 2 to the left and 2 to the right). When the default option 2 is used, the extension for the trend fib will be plotted on the close of the far right fractal within the 5 bar structure.

• Default: true
  

Draws lines that represent support and resistance based off the value inputted for the “Fractal Depth” option.

• Default: true
  

• Disabled (Default)
• HH/HL/LH/LL
• Fractals
• Both
  

Enables the usage of Double Adaptive ATR-ADX as prerequisites for entry conditions.

• Default: true
  

Enables the overlay display of the Double Adaptive ATR-ADX trend direction arrows.

• Default: true
  

• Default: 14
  

• Default: 25
  

• Default: true
  

• Default: 14
  

• Default: 3.5
  

• Default: 1.75
  

• Tick volume (default)
• Real volume
  

• Default: 0
• For resolutions higher than 1080p such as 2k, 4k, etc: 5-20.
  

• Default: true
  

• Default: true
  

• Default: false
  

• Default: false