Signicator on indices.
NAS100, US30, S&P 500 and DAX. Steadier trends, sharper opens.
Indices trend, then gap.
- Trends inside the cash session are steadier than forex, so signals cluster in the first two hours.
- Overnight gaps break a level without trading through it. Bar-close confirmation stops that becoming a phantom signal.
- Index CFDs and futures chart differently. The engine reads whichever one you have open.
Every parameter is still exposed if you want to override the defaults.
NAS100 style movement: a steady session trend with a gap at the open.
Indices people run it on.
US and European cash indices. Futures and CFD feeds both chart fine.
| Group | Instruments | Common timeframes |
|---|---|---|
| US | NAS100US30SPX500 | 5m15m1H |
| Europe | GER40UK100FRA40 | 15m1H4H |
| Asia | JPN225HK50AUS200 | 15m1H1D |
Signals as they printed.
About indices.
Does the opening gap break it?
No. A gap moves price without trading through the levels in between, and because every condition is scored on a closed candle, a gap cannot manufacture a signal that was never traded.
Futures or CFDs?
Both. It reads whatever chart is open, so an index future and its CFD equivalent behave the same.
Which session should I watch?
Most of our traders take the first two hours of the cash session, where the trend is cleanest and volume supports the move.
Put it on the index you follow.
Nothing to install. It loads on whatever you already have on screen.