About the MACD Hull Signal Indicator
The MACD Hull Signal Indicator for MT5 combines the power of the Hull moving average with the classic MACD oscillator to provide clear trading signals.
It plots a signal line that reacts quickly to trend shifts while minimizing lag, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced traders.
The indicator generates signals when the MACD Hull line crosses the 0 level.
A cross above 0 indicates bullish momentum, while a cross below 0 indicates bearish momentum.
The indicator does not repaint, so all signals remain fixed once formed.
Customizable inputs include the fast and slow Hull periods, the signal period, and the applied price.
Free Download
Key Features
- Combines MACD with the Hull moving average for faster trend detection.
- Plots a signal line that reacts to momentum changes.
- Signals are generated at the 0-level cross for buy and sell entries.
- Customizable Hull and MACD periods, and applied price.
- Beginner-friendly and non-repainting signal line.
Indicator Chart
The MACD Hull Signal Indicator is displayed in a separate oscillator window beneath the main price area.
Crosses of the signal line above or below the 0 level indicate potential bullish or bearish trends.
Traders can quickly spot trend shifts and potential trade opportunities by watching for these crossings.
Guide to Trade with MACD Hull Signal Indicator
Buy Rules
- Wait for the MACD Hull signal line to cross above the 0 level.
- Confirm that the line is trending upward after the cross.
- Enter a buy position at the opening of the next candle following the cross.
- Prefer setups where the upward momentum is supported by recent price action.
Sell Rules
- Wait for the MACD Hull signal line to cross below the 0 level.
- Confirm that the line is trending downward after the cross.
- Enter a sell position at the opening of the next candle following the cross.
- Prefer setups where the downward momentum is reinforced by recent price movement.
Stop Loss
- For buy trades, place a protective stop just below the nearest support level.
- For sell trades, place a protective stop just above the nearest resistance level.
Take Profit
- Close buy positions when the MACD Hull signal line crosses back below 0.
- Close sell positions when the MACD Hull signal line crosses back above 0.
- Partial profits can be taken near previous swing highs or lows for added safety.
MACD Hull Signal Indicator Trend Strategy for MT5
This trend trading strategy combines the MACD Hull Signal Indicator for MT5 with the Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average Indicator for MT5 to capture structured trend moves with momentum confirmation.
It is designed for M15 and H1 charts where trends develop more clearly and noise is reduced compared to lower timeframes.
The MACD Hull Signal Indicator measures momentum using a fast-reacting MACD based on Hull smoothing.
A buy signal occurs when the MACD line crosses above the zero level, while a sell signal occurs when it crosses below zero.
The Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average confirms trend direction using three smoothed lines.
When all three lines are green, the market is considered bullish. When all three lines are violet, the market is bearish.
This provides a stable trend filter that reduces false MACD signals during sideways conditions.
Buy Entry Rules
- Wait for the Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average to display three green lines, confirming bullish trend direction.
- Confirm that the MACD Hull Signal Indicator crosses above the zero level, showing bullish momentum shift.
- Enter a buy trade at the open of the next candle after both conditions align.
- Place stop loss below the most recent swing low or below the Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average structure.
- Take profit at the next resistance level or close the trade when MACD crosses back below zero or when Jurik lines turn violet, indicating a trend reversal.
Sell Entry Rules
- Wait for the Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average to display three violet lines, confirming bearish trend direction.
- Confirm that the MACD Hull Signal Indicator crosses below the zero level, showing bearish momentum shift.
- Enter a sell trade at the next candle open after both conditions align.
- Place stop loss above the most recent swing high or above the Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average structure.
- Take profit at the next support level or close the trade when MACD crosses back above zero or when Jurik lines turn green, indicating a bullish reversal.
Case Study 1: EURUSD Trend Trade (H1)
EURUSD developed a clear bullish structure after a period of consolidation.
The Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average turned fully green, confirming trend alignment on the higher timeframe.
Price remained above the moving structure while forming higher lows.
The MACD Hull Signal Indicator then crossed above the zero line, confirming bullish momentum expansion.
A buy trade was executed on the next candle.
Price continued trending upward in a stable move with minimal retracement.
The trade was exited for +63 pips when MACD started moving back toward the zero line and the Jurik lines began flattening, indicating a loss of momentum.
Case Study 2: GBPJPY Trend Trade (M15)
GBPJPY shifted into a bearish phase after failing to break a previous resistance zone.
The Triple Jurik Smooth Moving Average turned fully violet, confirming downward trend structure.
Price stayed below the moving average while forming lower highs.
The MACD Hull Signal Indicator crossed below the zero level, confirming bearish momentum continuation.
A sell trade was entered on the next candle.
Price moved lower with strong intraday momentum and consistent follow-through.
The short trade was closed for a 17 pip loss when MACD crossed back above zero and the Jurik lines started turning green, signaling a potential reversal in trend direction.
Download Now
FAQ
How is the MACD Hull Signal different from a regular MACD?
It combines the Hull moving average with the MACD, which smooths price fluctuations and generates faster, more responsive signals than the traditional MACD.
Can this indicator be used on multiple timeframes?
Yes, it works on both short-term and long-term charts. Shorter timeframes capture quick intraday moves, while longer timeframes are suitable for swing trades.
What is the main advantage for beginners?
The zero-level crossing method is easy to understand, allowing beginners to quickly identify bullish and bearish momentum without complicated calculations.
Can it be combined with other indicators?
Yes, traders often pair it with trend filters or support/resistance levels to confirm signals and improve trade accuracy.
Summary
The MACD Hull Signal Indicator combines momentum and adaptive trend analysis to provide clear buy and sell signals.
Zero-level crossings make it easy to identify bullish and bearish shifts without lag.
Following the signal line consistently allows traders to align with market trends efficiently.
When applied within a structured trading approach, it becomes a practical tool for spotting trend changes and timing entries and exits.
