RSI multi timeframes lines builder: Precise MT5 levels for improved trade timing and entries

This detailed review from 2025 focuses on RSI multi timeframes lines builder performance and provides a practical analysis of what separates this indicator from typical RSI overlays. The indicator does not repaint; it records RSI extremes, identifies price extremes, and projects lines that remain visible until the next qualifying extreme is collected. That distinction is central to the performance results and the trading rules traders can rely upon. The review compares live-tested results to backtests and highlights where the indicator added measurable edge in level-based entries. What makes RSI multi timeframes lines builder unique is the combination of multi-timeframe aggregation and configurable line types. The algorithm scans selected timeframes, counts a configurable number of RSI extreme points, then selects the nearest levels to current price for plotting. It handles trending markets by producing trend lines from recent extremes while rangebound markets produce clustered horizontal levels. Nikolay Mitrofanov designed the tool for MT5 specifically to be parameter-driven; default enabled frames are MN1, W1, D1, H4, H1 and M5. Risk control is external to the indicator, but expected performance characteristics include clearer trade zones, fewer false signals when used with a confluence filter, and moderate signal frequency depending on timeframe selection. Results across live samples show consistent zone identification with variability tied to volatility, which is discussed in the following performance analysis.