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All 12 free alert indicators in one table

Short answerYakuzza has 12 free alert indicators (9 on TradingView, 3 on MetaTrader 5). By strategy type (from each description): Alerts 4, Candles & patterns 2, Volume 2, Support & resistance 1, Trend 1; 2 do not state a type in their description. The table is sorted by timeframe; each name opens the tool page with its specs and install steps.

"Type" is inferred from the words in each tool's own description, not from testing. The numbers come from each tool's specs table and update automatically when the library changes. Data computed live from the library on 2026-09-22.

#NameTimeframeAssetsPlatformType (from description)
1 ATR Zones CandlePattern DetectorAlerts Indicator TradingView Candles & patterns
2 Daily Volume Profile [Amtrades]Alerts Indicator TradingView Volume
3 Elite Algo 13Alerts Indicator TradingView Alerts
4 GannMadeEasy MT5Alerts Indicator MetaTrader 5 Support & resistance
5 IFVG Sniper Entry EngineAlerts Indicator TradingView Alerts
6 Lux Algo Signals & Overlays 6 3 for TradingViewAlerts Indicator TradingView Alerts
7 Machine Learning Adaptive DMI Signals for TradingViewAlerts Indicator TradingView Trend
8 Overbought & Oversold Zones MTF Signals for TradingViewAlerts Indicator TradingView
9 Pinbar DetectorAlerts Indicator MetaTrader 5 Alerts
10 Super Indibot Indic and EA mt5 ,tradingviewAlerts Indicator TradingView
11 SYN Candle Engulf SignalAlerts Indicator MetaTrader 5 Candles & patterns
12 Volume Spread Analysis AYAlerts Indicator TradingView Volume

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose from these 12?
Start with your account size: pick a tool whose listed minimum deposit is well below your balance (grid and martingale robots need several times the listed minimum). Then match the timeframe to how often you can watch the chart, and test it on a demo account for at least two weeks including a news day.
Which timeframe is best for a beginner?
M15 and above is calmer for reading signals; M1 is mostly noise. Run every tool on exactly the timeframe listed in its specs, because a different one breaks its calculations.
Has Yakuzza tested every one of these?
No. The specs in this table come from each tool's own description, not from a live test by us. That is why the rule never changes: demo account first, smallest size first, and never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
Are they really free?
Yes. All 12 are free with no subscription and no card; you create a free account and download. Educational content only, not investment advice.

Everything here is educational, not investment advice. Leveraged trading carries a high risk and you can lose your entire capital. Test any tool on a demo account first, and never risk money you cannot afford to lose.