SecScaleMultiSymbol Viewer delivers real-time multi-asset momentum insights for MT5 traders

This review presents a 2026 performance analysis of SecScaleMultiSymbol Viewer, focusing on how the indicator measures and displays momentum across FX, crypto, indices and CFDs. Developed by Kazutaka Okuno for the MT5 platform, SecScaleMultiSymbol Viewer uses a seconds-based engine on the M1 timeframe to capture micro-movements and normalize price action into a 0–100 scale, which makes direct cross-asset comparisons possible where traditional indicators fail. What makes SecScaleMultiSymbol Viewer unique is its normalization process and standalone trading UI. The algorithm converts raw tick and price change data into a scaled momentum score, then applies configurable smoothing and threshold logic to reduce noise. Outputs can be read as relative strength rankings, divergence alerts, or live overlays for each symbol. The tool is explicitly analytical rather than an autonomous execution EA; it provides high-resolution signals that traders must interpret within their own entry and exit rules. SecScaleMultiSymbol Viewer handles volatile and low-liquidity environments differently due to its seconds-based sampling: it highlights sudden momentum shifts in crypto and thin CFD markets while remaining responsive to currency pair micro-structure on M1. SecScaleMultiSymbol Viewer users typically convert indicator readings into discrete rules before live deployment, combining the indicator with ATR-based stops, position-sizing limits, and correlation filters. Risk management is left to the user, but the indicator supports practical controls such as alert thresholds and position-sizing guidance. Typical deployments aiming for conservative trade conversion show median win rates in the mid-50s and controlled drawdowns when paired with disciplined rules.