BBMA Dashboard Hunter

1. Clean multi-timeframe dashboard overview
2. Displays key BBMA signals, including:
   1. Extreme
   2. Dominant Break
   3. CB1
   4. TPW
   5. CSAK
   6. Momentum
   7. Reentry
   8. and more

   
   

3. Fast market screening and setup detection
4. Adjustable dashboard size
5. Customizable number and order of displayed candles
6. Individual signals can be enabled or hidden directly on the chart

BBMA Setup Alert Engine
Alerts are now loaded from one file: alert_setup.txt
The BBMA Setup Alert Engine is a flexible extension of the dashboard.
It allows traders to define their own trading setups as logical expressions and have them monitored automatically.
Instead of hardcoding signals in the program, users can create custom strategies by combining:

1. BBMA Signals
2. timeframes
3. recently detected candlestick signals

The engine supports logical operators such as:

1. AND (&&)
2. OR (||)
3. NOT (!)
4. Parentheses ()
5. Wildcard *

It also supports multi-timeframe conditions, making it possible to define complex BBMA setups using simple text expressions.

Alert Setup Structure
Each alert consists of a logical rule:

AlertName = Expression

MyAlert3 = D1[0]=DominantBreakB && H4[1]=MomentumS

1. On D1 current candle → Dominant Break Buy
2. AND
3. On H4 previous candle → Momentum Sell

Alert Examples

Example 1 — Reentry Setup

ReentrySetup = H1[0]=ReentryB && H1[1]=ExtremeS

1. Previous candle → Extreme Sell
2. Current candle → Reentry Buy

Example 2 — Momentum Confirmation

MomentumConfirm = H4[0]=MomentumB && H1[*4]=CB1B

1. Momentum Buy on H4
2. AND at least one CB1 Buy within the last 4 H1 candles

Example 3 — Strong Trend Setup

StrongTrend = D1[0]=DominantBreakB && H4[0]=MomentumB

1. Dominant Break on the daily timeframe
2. Momentum confirmation on H4

Example 4 — EMA Rejection Setup

RejectionPlay = H1[0]=RejectionEMA50S && H1[1]=ExtremeB

1. Market previously showed Extreme Buy
2. Followed by an EMA50 rejection Sell

Example 5 — Multi-Timeframe Confirmation

MTFConfirm = H4[0]=ExtremeB && H1[0]=ReentryB && M15[0]=MomentumB

1. Current candle → Extreme Buy on H4
2. Current candle → Reentry Buy on H1
3. Current candle → Momentum Buy on M15

Syntax
Candle Index

TF[0] = current candle
TF[1] = previous candle
TF[2] = two candles back
TF[1] to TF[20] = historical candles

TF[*] = checks the last 1–20 closed candles
TF[*4] = checks the last 4 closed candles

1. B = Buy
2. S = Sell

Examples:

MomentumB
ExtremeS
CB1B
DominantBreakS

CandleDirection
DominantBreak
CB1
Momentum
Extreme
MHV
TPW
Csak
Csak2
CSAA
Reentry
RejectionEMA50
GAPRejection
WicktouchBB
CrossEMA50BB
ZeroLossZone
EMA50OutsideBB

AlertTriggerMode = CooldownSeconds

AlertTriggerMode = OncePerAnchorBar

AlertTriggerMode = OncePerStateChange

EnableAlertTelegram = true

TelegramBotToken
TelegramChatId

Tools → Options → Expert Advisors
Allow WebRequest for URL

https://api.telegram.org

1. Enable Alert Chart Overlay: draws alert lines and hover text on the chart
2. Persist Alert History: saves and restores alert overlay history
3. Alert History File: defines the base name of the history file
4. Max Stored Alert Events: limits how many past alerts are kept

Indicator BBMA Oma Ally OmniView v1.30 (2026-06-01)
Updated First Reentry logic:
First Reentry signals are now filtered more strictly. A First Reentry source is only valid if a matching signal of the same type has appeared since the last reentry a
nd no opposite signal of that same type has occurred in between. This applies to Momentum, CSAK, and CSAK2 on both buy and sell sides.
The goal is to avoid mixed or conflicting setups and show cleaner, more consistent First Reentry signals.


About This Project

BBMA Dashboard Hunter is a free tool created as a personal hobby project.
The goal of this project is to help traders learn and explore the BBMA methodology,
including concepts developed and popularized by Oma Ally such as BBMA, Fibo Musang, and related market structure ideas.
This software is provided free of charge for educational and learning purposes.
It is intended to support traders who want to study BBMA signals, understand multi-timeframe analysis, and experiment with their own trading setups.
The tool is still evolving and may receive updates over time as new ideas and improvements are tested.
Please note:

1. This project is not a commercial product
2. It was created for learning, experimentation, and community sharing
3. Use it at your own risk when trading live markets

Trading in financial markets involves risk, and no tool can guarantee profits.
If this dashboard helps you better understand BBMA concepts, then the project has achieved its purpose.

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1. DominatBreakS → DominantBreakS (added the missing "n" in Dominant)
2. DominatBreakB → DominantBreakB (added the missing "n" in Dominant)

New Feature
Three independent Alert Inputs have been added directly to the EA.
This allows up to three different setups to be checked at the same time.
Each alert works independently, has its own setup name, and can therefore be clearly identified in the alert message.

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1. Alerts are now loaded from one file: alert_setup.txt
2. You can add multiple setups in that file (one setup per line)
3. The old 3-setup limit is gone
4. The setup file TXT now includes a short English guide with syntax, examples, and all supported signal names
5. Added 3 new signal types: FirstReentryMM, FirstReentryCsak, and FirstReentryCsak2

Why these 3 new signals matter:
These First Reentry signals have stronger dominance because they are the first reentry opportunities that appear right after an impulse signal.
In practice, this makes them especially valuable for early continuation context in the BBMA sequence.

Why this is better:

1. Easier to manage and share setups
2. Cleaner workflow for advanced multi-condition alerts
3. Much more flexible for power users
4. If you already use custom alerts, you can now scale them much faster without editing multiple input fields each time.

Important:

1. The alert TXT file must be placed in the MQL5 Files directory (for example: MQL5/Files/alert_setup.txt),
   otherwise the dashboard cannot load the setups.
2. All alert activity and setup/file problems are documented in the MetaTrader5 log
   The TXT file supports hot reload: after saving the file, new alert setups are automatically activated

Recommended BBMA Learning Channels

1. https://www.youtube.com/@bbma.indonesia
2. https://www.youtube.com/@bbmatrader9168
3. https://www.youtube.com/@zulfikarfx

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