Regime Radar — Free Market Analysis Tool for MT5
See what kind of market you're in, before you trade it
Every automated strategy has conditions it likes and conditions it doesn't. A trend follower needs something to trend. A rebound system needs a sell-off. The trouble is that it's hard to tell which kind of market you're in while you're standing in it.
Regime Radar puts that on one dashboard. It reads each market you track and labels it bull, range or bear, across Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, US500, US30, DE40, UK100 and forex pairs.
It's free, it doesn't place trades, and there's nothing to subscribe to.
What it's for
Mostly context. If your breakout EA has been quiet for three weeks and the radar shows everything ranging, that's the system behaving correctly rather than something being broken — which is exactly the moment people switch a system off and miss the recovery.
It's also useful for deciding what to pay attention to. If gold is the only thing trending, that tells you where the action is without opening eight charts.
What it isn't
It doesn't give signals and it won't tell you what to trade. It reports the state of each market and leaves the decision to you. Anyone selling you a regime indicator as a trading system is overselling it.
How to use it
Attach it to any chart in MetaTrader 5. It reads the symbols you list in the settings and draws the dashboard on the chart. Works alongside any EA.
Common questions
Is Regime Radar really free?
Yes. No trial period, no upsell inside the tool.
Does it place trades?
No. It's an analysis tool — it reads the market and displays what it finds.
Which markets does it cover?
Crypto, gold, the major stock indices and forex pairs. You choose which symbols it tracks.
Do I need to own an EA to use it?
No. It works on its own.
Includes: the tool and a short setup guide.
Software only. Nothing here is financial advice, a trading signal or a forecast of returns. Trading carries risk, including losing more than your deposit on leveraged products. High Tide Trading is not authorised or regulated by the FCA.
See what kind of market you're in, before you trade it
Every automated strategy has conditions it likes and conditions it doesn't. A trend follower needs something to trend. A rebound system needs a sell-off. The trouble is that it's hard to tell which kind of market you're in while you're standing in it.
Regime Radar puts that on one dashboard. It reads each market you track and labels it bull, range or bear, across Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, US500, US30, DE40, UK100 and forex pairs.
It's free, it doesn't place trades, and there's nothing to subscribe to.
What it's for
Mostly context. If your breakout EA has been quiet for three weeks and the radar shows everything ranging, that's the system behaving correctly rather than something being broken — which is exactly the moment people switch a system off and miss the recovery.
It's also useful for deciding what to pay attention to. If gold is the only thing trending, that tells you where the action is without opening eight charts.
What it isn't
It doesn't give signals and it won't tell you what to trade. It reports the state of each market and leaves the decision to you. Anyone selling you a regime indicator as a trading system is overselling it.
How to use it
Attach it to any chart in MetaTrader 5. It reads the symbols you list in the settings and draws the dashboard on the chart. Works alongside any EA.
Common questions
Is Regime Radar really free?
Yes. No trial period, no upsell inside the tool.
Does it place trades?
No. It's an analysis tool — it reads the market and displays what it finds.
Which markets does it cover?
Crypto, gold, the major stock indices and forex pairs. You choose which symbols it tracks.
Do I need to own an EA to use it?
No. It works on its own.
Includes: the tool and a short setup guide.
Software only. Nothing here is financial advice, a trading signal or a forecast of returns. Trading carries risk, including losing more than your deposit on leveraged products. High Tide Trading is not authorised or regulated by the FCA.