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@N9T What does one have to do to get version 3.4.9 work?

Anyone have these? There are 3 strats

@apmoo @kimsam @redux Would any of you be able to open this up? I would like to take a look inside at the code and make some modifications to it. I am okay with the .cs only. Thank you. https://workupload.com/file/zZuu7ZRZAFE

@apmoo @kimsam @redux let me just know if its possible to do this.

This is what I wrote: On MNQ 1 min chart, 3 micros. I changed the approach a bit, using 3 MNQ with same TP.

timeframe 1 or 3 min?

Bump

I have the subscription.

There's an earlier version from about 2 years ago if it's better suited for EDU: https://workupload.com/file/LKCLJasVu6j Thanks!

check your log - probably a entry about license

on non edu it wont run without licence

Hey! This seems to have been requested earlier without joy yet, but there's the latest .msi installer if someone could be kind enough to EDU for all to enjoy! It is not an Indicator or a Strategy. It is just a tool to ease the mindless pain of NT8 Market Replay data downloading, here's a demo from Youtube: It is very helpful to all NT8 systems that rely on heavy manual execution repetition rather than analysis or theory. We can for example download many days/months of NT8 data to replay and practice the execution of our strategies. That way we don't have to wait for the market to open to practice getting good at our strategy. And if we don't get good in replay, we can safely move on without risking a dime live. If we get good, then we've practice the right way beforehand, that is free of charge! Of course, downloading a lot of data can make NT8 sluggish depending on the power of your machine. Therefore it is always better to download the multiple months worth of data and then store it on a separate Drive or folder than the data folder, and only use 1 to 2 weeks worth of data to replay at a time. Also, if possible, it is good practivce to just record your performance with something like ShareX, and just review it periodically. That way you should not need to store past data again in the data folder. Just archive it in a separate folder/drive just in case! Finally, it is always important to let at least 20% free space in your SSD, else it gets sluggish too! Thanks for any one who could land a helping hand ( @apmoo @kimsam @redux possibly?), I'll also welcome any EDUed prior version! https://workupload.com/file/m3tG38qPjkp

What version do you have?

Stock version of the bot will not work at all.

I just tried it on non edu NT and i cant get it to do anything.

you cannot see the advance modules, anyone claim they have it is just scam

Babypips’ Pipsology plus a small demo account helped me build muscle memory; I logged 100 sample trades before touching live money. As a non-native speaker and newbie, this routine reduced confusion a lot

From my experience, starting with major pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY) is wise because of liquidity and tighter spreads, then focus on strict risk management. If you’re in the U.S., broker choice and leverage rules matter a lot—demo first, then small live once your plan is consistent

On non edu as well.

@N9T It works on educated NinjaTrader?

Yes.

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you are able to run 3.4.9?

it doesnt look available yet.