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It's already been posted @simon

Yes, preserving the weekly profits can be a good idea so the traders can protect their wins rather than returning to these markets on fridays!

I see, no wonder

As you can see by the error there is a missing load type "NinZaListView" that is not in any of the resource files that have been shared. But, neither is it available in any of the so called Unlockers, free or purchased. If anyone has cracked this, or any of the HelloWin products, they are not sharing.

Not working for me , can any one help me out Thanks for your time.

Yeah here you go ZackRenkoKings_VElementra_NT8.zip

Hi, What is the name of this indicator? It`s so easy to see it inside the candles. Also does the volume profile on the right also part of it? Since I`m asking, can you tell me about the lower panel indicator? Thanks.

Aye I still cant get Infinity engine to work....aiya...

Dont import! Copy and paste files

Please share this one as well: Apex Flow Zignal https://ninza.co/product/flex-vwap-apex-flow-zignal

Anyone have V-Elementra?

I am getting import failed for Axios only

Lazy is the best. Always Keep it simple. When you over think/ over trade / over indicator you screw up. I find the best is to find 3 or 4 indicators you really like and run with them. It takes a while to see if they are any good.

I have the NinZaFlexTPO to share but the file is apparently too big and can't upload it

Thanks @Eva Grey

Getting an error too - network protocol error. Tried multiple browsers on multiple computers and private mode too.

any templates?

https://ninza.co/product/mesa-adaptive-pro https://ninza.co/product/volume-strength-spotter please upload this two

CCI Trend Pro CCI Reversal Pro https://workupload.com/archive/nceKZcNDrS

Can you upload CCI related ninza indicators thanks in advance

Can you upload all indicators which works with new and old indicators with same resource file without conflict each other

i am here 🤣 @Ninja_On_The_Roof

Having a trade journal for logging our trades and reviewing them for periodic evaluation and improvement is the best in building memory muscles and setups.

Date: 27th February 2026. Gold Holds Steady While Silver, Platinum Surge. Gold’s Long-Term View? All metals increased in value on Friday, except Gold, ahead of the key US Producer Inflation release. Gold continues to trade in a recurring range and finds key resistance at $5,205.65. However, with Silver increasing 3.50%, Palladium 4.45% and Platinum more than 7%, traders are contemplating whether Gold will also soon follow. Gold and Silver are known to have a strong positive correlation, but other metals are also known to provide indications. The main concern for investors is whether the Federal Reserve opts for a prolonged pause in its monetary policy cycle and if US-Iran tensions do not escalate. Gold - XAU/USD Investors are scaling back expectations for near-term interest rate cuts, now anticipating fewer reductions or a longer wait than previously projected. Many economists are now expecting the Federal Reserve not to cut interest rates at all until the summer. According to the FedWatch Tool, there is a 31% chance the Fed may not cut until September 2026. In addition to this, most traders believe the Fed may only cut on one occasion in 2026. As a result, the price of Gold is struggling to maintain bullish momentum. As Kevin Warsh is increasingly expected to take the helm at the Federal Reserve, stronger growth sentiment and moderating inflation pressures have prompted traders to shift rate-cut expectations further into the future, potentially to mid-2026 or later. Nonetheless, the upward price movement seen in other metals such as Silver and Platinum continues to point towards potential bullish price movement. In addition to this, the US Dollar is also trading at lower levels this morning. Currently, the US Dollar is the worst performing currency of the day which is positive for Gold. If the US Dollar Index maintains a price below 97.75, the possibilities of Gold obtaining a buy signal remain strong. In addition to this, a key factor and potential price driver could be the Producer Price Index. Analysts are expecting the PPI to increase by a further 0.3% which is still relatively elevated. If the PPI reads higher, Gold prices may struggle to obtain a buy signal and possibly may even decline in the short-term. However, a lower reading may prove to be positive as the US Dollar falls and Gold potentially rises. HFM - Gold 1-Hour Chart Many institutions believe that if tensions between the US and Iran continue, gold could keep climbing and reach new record highs. Major institutions like J.P. Morgan project that gold could climb to $6,000 by the end of 2026, driven by continued safe-haven demand, central bank purchases, and global trade tensions. Japanese Yen The Japanese Yen during the Asian session rose in value, but is quickly losing momentum. The currency at first rose in value partially due to the positive inflation data. Japan’s Tokyo Core CPI read 1.8%, slightly higher than previous expectations. However, the index still fell from 2.0% to 1.8%. At first glance, the release had a positive impact, but the Yen continues to decline similar to previous weeks. Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama told lawmakers that the yen’s ongoing weakness is becoming a serious economic concern. She said the government is watching currency markets closely. A weaker yen is raising import prices and putting pressure on consumers. However, traders do not expect the government to boost the currency unless the exchange rate rises to 159.000. On most timeframes, the USDJPY is showing bullish signals. However, traders who are not concerned about slightly wider spreads may prefer the AUDJPY as the Australian Dollar is currently a better performer. Whereas, the USDJPY includes two weakening currencies and therefore may see, at times, conflicting signals. HFM - USDJPY 1-Hour Chart Key Takeaways: Gold lags other metals, trading below key resistance at $5,205. However, bullish price movements in other metals potentially may be a clue for traders. Silver is increasing 3.50%, Palladium 4.45% and Platinum 7%, traders are contemplating whether Gold will also soon follow. Fed rate cuts are being delayed, limiting gold’s bullish momentum. Many economists are now expecting the Federal Reserve to not cut interest rates at all until the summer. The upcoming US PPI report is a key short-term catalyst. Long-term forecasts remain bullish, especially if US-Iran tensions continue. Major institutions like J.P. Morgan project that gold could climb to $6,000 by the end of 2026 Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. 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