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Here are a few things to keep in mind when using these:
1) TimeFrame is the input you use to specify what timeframe to pull the data from.
2) You must set TimeFrame in minutes (1,5,15,30,60,240,1440,10080,43200)
3) By default, TimeFrame is set to 0, which means that it will use whatever the current timeframe is, i.e it will act as the original indicator.
4) If you set TimeFrame to anything other than 0, it must be >= current timeframe. (In other words, don’t use a M15 PSar on an H1 chart. The values won’t be correct. An H1 PSar on an M15 chart works properly.)

I’ve setup 5 Multi-TimeFrame (MTF) indicators to use as examples. You can open them up and use the code as a template so that you can make any existing indicator MTF. Please don’t post asking for other indicators to be made, as the thread will soon turn into one big ‘please do this for every MT4 indicator’. It’s really, really simple to do, and if you don’t know how to code, spend a week reading Coder Guru’s MT4 programming guide and you’ll be able to do it.

If I have time, I’ll add more. Hopefully others will add their MTF conversions to the thread.

Multi-TimeFrame set 1 contains:
#MTF_MovingAverage.mq4
#MTF_PSar.mq4
#MTF_RSI.mq4
#MTF_MACD.mq4
#MTF_CCI.mq4

The attached chart is the following:
M5 Chart with LimeGreen PSar
M15 PSar
M60 SMA(13)
H4 CCI
M30 MACD
H1 RSI

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The strategy taught in this program can be used to day-trade any of the
currencies. It can also be used on any time-frame from 5, 15, 30, 60 minute
to 4 hour bars. You can also use it on tick charts.
NOTE: Even though it will work on the faster time frames like 5 and 15
minute charts, I would recommend using the 30, 60, 90 or 120 minute charts.
Despite the fact that the currencies are known to trend, on an intraday basis
they have a lot of “noise” and choppiness. This can cause over trading and
get you stopped out more.
To start you will need to set your charts up as follows in the diagram below.

The program uses an ultra-simple and yet highly profitable setup. The top
part of the chart uses “Candlestick Bars” and the lower part has a “MACD”
Indicator. The MACD has the following settings: (12, 26, 9)
THAT’S IT!!! Nothing more is needed.
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When the first time i trade online Forex i found this great e book from ForexFactory.com maybe you will find the thread at the first page at ForexFactory.com. Phillip Nel really tech me how to use MACD at 4 hour time frame, but not just like that i try making the 89 Simple Moving Average at the 30mnt and 1 hour time frame it give me some pips to hehehhe, btw this really great e book Two Thumbs UP for Phillip Nel if i can i wanna give three or five Thumbs UP ….

View cut from the e book;

I stopped counting the pips for the April 2006 testing as it completely
convinced me of the success of this method. I randomly tested it using previous years
and the results were amazing. Average of 300+ pips per month and then I only trade
the trades that gives signals at these times 17:00, 21:00 and 01:00 (GMT +2). It gives
between 8-10 deals per month using the mentioned timeframes.. (I use Metatrader and
data supply by MIG.)
If you use patterns in the MACD that occur regular that gives results and use
them every time they occur you will most definitely make money.
I haven’t discuss nor used trendlines so far in this document and when you add
them it will most definitely helps you in defining your exit levels. The entry level are
determine by the MACD but the exit or profit levels is determine by support and
resistance levels. I use the moving averages as described earlier as well as Fibonacci
levels and then most definitely trendlines and price levels. I normally take the daily
graph and draw the trendlines according to it and then go to the 4 hour graph. I make
them nice and thick so that I can see them. Then I draw the different price levels such
as 1.2900, 1.3000, 1.3100 etc. It is amazing to see how the price find support and or
resistance at these levels.
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