# RMA

Daniel Bloch's Relative Moving Average framework, ported into a complete
MetaTrader 5 system.

Companion code for the MQL5 article: https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/23693

## What it does

RMA measures a moving average against price relative to its own recent range,
rather than reading a raw crossover. That normalisation is what lets the same
thresholds mean the same thing across symbols and across volatility levels.

The port is a full system rather than a single indicator. The engine computes
the curves, a regime detector reads them, a signal engine turns regimes into
four distinct strategies, and a trade manager and adverse-move monitor sit
between the signals and the account.

`RMA_Engine.mq5` and `RMA_Panel.mq5` are the chart side. `RMA.mq5` is the
Expert Advisor. The article reports Strategy Tester results for the four
strategies.

## Layout

```
Include/RMA/RmaTypes.mqh        shared types and the buffer contract
Include/RMA/RmaCore.mqh         curve computation
Include/RMA/RegimeDetector.mqh  regime classification
Include/RMA/SignalEngine.mqh    the four strategies
Include/RMA/TradeManager.mqh    order and position handling
Include/RMA/AdverseMonitor.mqh  adverse-move monitoring
Include/RMA/RmaDisplay.mqh      drawing helpers
Indicators/RMA/RMA_Engine.mq5   the engine indicator
Indicators/RMA/RMA_Panel.mq5    the panel
Experts/RMA/RMA.mq5             the Expert Advisor
```

Attach `RMA_Engine.mq5` before the panel, since the panel reads its buffers.

## Disclaimer

Educational code. Past behaviour of any model or dataset says nothing about
future results. Test on your own data and broker conditions before drawing
conclusions.