The biggest "new" trend in 2025 is LLM-assisted formula writing. You no longer need to memorize every nested If() statement.
Prompt Example for an AI:
"Write a MetaStock formula that identifies a 'Three White Soldiers' pattern but only if the volume on the third candle is 20% above the average volume of the first two candles."
The AI generates the code instantly. This is the "new" workflow for professional MetaStock users. You become a strategist, not a typist.
If you have been using MetaStock for any length of time, you know that its true power lies not in the standard indicators, but in the Formula Editor. While the classic MACD and RSI are staples, today’s volatile markets often require custom tools that react faster or filter noise better than the defaults.
Gone are the days of simple crossover systems that get whipsawed in sideways markets. Today, we are looking at adaptive analysis and price behavior filtering.
Whether you are using MetaStock v17, v18, or the newest Refinitiv versions, these five "new" custom formulas will help you spot trends earlier, identify high-probability setups, and manage risk more effectively. metastock formulas new
Want to code Williams Fractal for stochastics? Use Ref() and nested If():
Stochastic Fractal – buy on 5-bar pattern
Kfast := Stoch(14,1);
IsFractal := Kfast > Ref(Kfast,-1) AND Kfast > Ref(Kfast,-2) AND
Ref(Kfast,-1) > Ref(Kfast,-3) AND Ref(Kfast,-2) > Ref(Kfast,-4);
BuyFractal := IsFractal AND Kfast < 20;
BuyFractal
This catches micro pullbacks in oversold zones.
MetaStock’s formula language is one of the most powerful tools available for technical analysts, but many users never venture beyond the standard Moving Averages or RSI. To gain an edge in today’s volatile markets, you need formulas that adapt to current conditions rather than static parameters.
Here are three "new" advanced formula concepts: an Adaptive Moving Average, a Composite Momentum Filter, and a Pivot Point-based Support/Resistance tool.
Before we write new code, we must understand why traditional formulas fail in modern markets.
The Solution: We need conditional, adaptive formulas. The biggest "new" trend in 2025 is LLM-assisted
An indicator is useless if you have to manually check 500 stocks. New MetaStock Explorations are about speed and precision.
Type: Indicator
Standard Volume bars tell you how much was traded, but not the intent of the trade. This formula is a simplified version of the "Money Flow" concept. It weights volume based on where price closed relative to its range. This helps distinguish between "dumb money" volume (chasing price) and "smart money" volume (accumulation).
The Logic: If price closes high on the bar with high volume, the volume is positive. If it closes low on the bar with high volume, the volume is negative.
Copy this code into the Indicator Builder:
Smart Volume Flow Periods := Input("Smoothing Periods",1,50,13);Typical Price TP := (H+L+C)/3;
Money Flow Multiplier Positive if close is in top half of range, negative if bottom half MF_Mult := ((C-L) - (H-C)) / (H-L);
Avoid division by zero MF_Mult := If(H=L, 0, MF_Mult);
Volume adjusted SmartVol := Vol * MF_Mult;
Cumulative or Smoothed? We'll use a Moving Average for visual clarity CumFlow := Cum(SmartVol); SignalLine := Mov(CumFlow, Periods, E);
CumFlow; SignalLine;
How to use it: Look for divergences. If price is making lower lows, but the Smart Money Flow is making higher lows, a bullish reversal is often imminent.
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