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Still missing the C:\\KwikPOP\\Bin\\KPCorex64.dll but will try the quantkey

will check

https://workupload.com/file/LvTNpbT4P47 Needs fix

I think they would work on fixed NT8.

Are these educated ?

New files, templates, and workspace. https://workupload.com/file/gYB9NEYUQ9u

Hi, Thanks for the dll, I installed it and its working, when trying the custom signal, the plotmode its not working on the chart, just like you said, my question is, does it work inserting it from the strategies properties / Signal Entry Tag? Do you know how to insert it from there? it tried watching the videos , but no explanation, only on object mode, also tried inserting the indicator name, but it doesnt work, maybe because an error form my part....... OR does it only work on object mode? Thanks.

Can you share the template or give more info please. Thanks

still waiting @kimsam

There is a TSRH Telegram group, but not much activity there.

Which indicator generates the arrows? Thanks

TSRH is not live any more.

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Yes, I think it's possible. But what if this happens when we already trust each other in using that broker and have deposited a large amount of money?

That ninzapullback has a negative sl/tp ratio but apparently it wins more than it lose, their SMM templates are also interesting

@kimsam

Try this URL - https://mega.nz/folder/cUs2XJDS#yWwGtuQZTmkE8NZYBYHBGw

https://workupload.com/file/kGRTYwhhHev Go for it kimsam

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That's your choice, i hope you making some good profits with the free capital. Have fun and be safe because nothing is free in this world and if you get it, enjoy!

Anybody got the manuals for this?

No, didn't work. Thanks for trying.

For discord members, can we get some of the member only strategies / indicators? The popular ones such as SMM, Edsretrace, Ninza Pullback etc. Thanks