Trend Suite Pro is a buy/sell signal indicator for MT4 and MT5 that tells you which side of the big trend every signal is on. Most arrow tools give you one buy arrow. This one prints two: BUY+ when price crosses its trend band while already above the 200 EMA, plain BUY when the same cross happens below it. One is a with-trend trade, the other is a fight. Same for SELL and SELL+.

On 57,712 hourly gold bars from January 2016 to November 2026 the default settings printed 644 signals, about one every 90 bars. 389 of them were the "+" kind and 255 were counter-trend. So if you only take the "+" signals you're cutting the list by about 40%, which is the point.

XAUUSD H1 on MT5, default settings: BUY and SELL+ labels, candles coloured by the last signal, and the multi-timeframe dashboard bottom right

What's different from a plain SuperTrend

What you want What a plain SuperTrend arrow does What Trend Suite Pro does
Know if a signal goes with the bigger trend One arrow for everything BUY/SELL against the 200 EMA, BUY+/SELL+ with it
A band that holds still while the bar forms Built from the bar's high/low, slides every tick Built from the bar's open, so it only moves through ATR
A filter against tiny pokes through the band None The close also has to be on the right side of the 13 SMA
Higher timeframe context Open five charts Dashboard: 1H, 2H, 4H, 8H and Daily trend in one panel

Row one is why it exists. A counter-trend BUY and a with-trend BUY+ look the same on a normal arrow indicator and they don't behave the same.

What it draws

Signals and bar colours. Arrow plus a text label (BUY, BUY+, SELL, SELL+), kept apart so they don't overlap. On MT5 the candles take the colour of the last signal.

TP/SL levels. Entry is the signal close. TP1/2/3 sit 1x, 2x and 3x (Risk Management x ATR 14) away and the SL 1x the other way. A green dot marks the first time price reaches each TP.

Ten optional modules, all off by default: trailing stop (parabolic SAR plus an ATR zone), supply and demand boxes, Power MA (zero-lag EMA 50), market structure with HH/LH/HL/LL, BOS and CHOCH, S/R zones from clustered pivots, RSI 30/70 reversal marks, three reversal bands, a 150-bar regression channel, a 600 HMA trend ribbon and a retest zone cloud.

EURUSD H4 on MT5 with market structure, supply and demand boxes and S/R zones turned on

It doesn't draw order blocks, fair value gaps or volume profile, and it doesn't place trades.

Reading the chart

On the chart Means
BUY+ / SELL+ Cross with the 200 EMA trend. The main signal
BUY / SELL Cross against it. Weaker, smaller size or skip
Green dot That TP was reached for the first time
Dashboard rows all one colour Higher timeframes agree

Long: take a BUY+ when the 4 Hour and Daily rows aren't both red and price isn't sitting right under a supply box. The SL line is where the idea is wrong. Short is the same, flipped.

Skip it when the band gets crossed back and forth three or four times in a few dozen bars. That's a range, and any crossing system bleeds there.

XAUUSD H1 on MT5 with TP/SL levels and the trailing stop module turned on

Settings

Only the BUY/SELL group changes signals. The modules, dashboard and colours only change what's drawn.

Setting Default What it does When to change it
Signal Mode All All, Normal (BUY/SELL only) or Strong (BUY+/SELL+ only) Strong if you only want with-trend trades. Alerts follow it
Signal Sensitivity (1-15) 5 Band width in ATRs. Higher = fewer, later signals Raise it if it flips too much
MA Filter false Buys need close above the MA, sells below Turn on for a second trend gate
MA Filter type / length SMA / 200 SMA, EMA, WMA, VWMA or HMA Shorter length blocks less

Modules are switched on in the INDICATORS group, and each has its own group further down. The ones worth knowing: Market Structure's Swing Length (45, try 15-20 intraday), S/R Strength (2; 1 shows lots of zones, 3-4 only the busy ones) and Supply/Demand Swing Length (10). Alerts go to popup, phone, email and on MT5 also Telegram, and by default they wait for the bar to close.

Trend Suite Pro vs a plain SuperTrend

The engine is a SuperTrend at heart, but with three differences that show on the chart: it runs on the open, it needs the 13 SMA on side, and it splits every signal by the 200 EMA. If you already like SuperTrend flips, think of this as the same flip with a label that says whether the trend agrees.

XAUUSD H4 on MT5 with reversal bands, Power MA, trend ribbon and RSI reversal marks

What this version can't do

The TP/SL lines use the current ATR, not the one at entry, so they drift a little while the trade runs. A signal on the bar that's still forming can appear and disappear before the close; the alerts wait, the chart doesn't. And sideways markets chop it up, like every crossing system.

You won't find a win rate table here, and I'd be careful with any indicator page that has one.

Questions you'll have

Does Trend Suite Pro repaint? Not on closed bars. Market structure, supply and demand and the S/R pivots are built from closed bars only, and a signal is final once its bar closes. The regression channel and the dashboard update live on purpose.

What's the difference between BUY and BUY+? BUY+ means the cross happened with the close and the previous close above the 200 EMA. Plain BUY is the same cross below it, so it's a counter-trend signal.

What are the best settings for Trend Suite Pro? Start with the defaults and change Signal Mode and Signal Sensitivity first. I've only looked at the defaults on gold H1 and EURUSD H4, so I won't hand you invented presets.

Which timeframe should I use? H1 and H4 are what I've looked at. Lower timeframes work but the 200 EMA split gets noisier.

MT4 or MT5? Both are included, same calculations bar for bar. MT5 adds candle colours, filled zones and bands, and Telegram alerts.

Can an EA read the signals? Yes. Buy and sell arrows have their own buffers, and so do the signal type, entry, TP1-3 and SL.

Support

Message me with a screenshot that shows the dashboard, plus symbol and timeframe. Updates are free.

Analysis tool. It places no trades and makes no profitability claim. Past price behaviour is not a guide to future price behaviour.