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Hi All, Can I get somebody to repost the download for Ninza Zephyrus Force. Thanks

@kimsam Do you think you could help me retrieve the source code of 2 indicators? Thank you and sorry for asking this

yes. looking for it please

Is there any way we could get our hands on the latest version?

A lot of beginners count pips but forget that lot size changes the real money risk. I made this mistake before, so now I check pip value first on HFM and only then decide if the trade is worth taking

anybody have indicators that work in deepstack? in one video they use configurable indicators such as ninza suma, easy trend, jumpboost where you can set the timeframe to 150 and 200 ticks, how are anyone using this?

DE 40 forecast: the index continues to trade within a sideways trend The upward trend in the DE 40 stock index has shifted into a sideways movement, although the tendency towards growth remains intact. The DE 40 forecast for today is positive. DE 40 forecast: key takeaways Recent data: Germany’s GDP for Q1 2026 increased by 0.3% Market impact: the data creates a positive backdrop for the German equity market Fundamental analysis Germany’s GDP growth of 0.3% quarter-on-quarter, in line with forecasts of 0.3% and above the previous reading of 0.2%, represents a moderately positive signal for the DE 40 index. The fact that the figure matched expectations means the market is unlikely to receive a strong surprise-driven impulse. For the German equity market, such statistics appear generally favourable, although the effect will likely remain restrained. Since the actual figure matched forecasts, a significant portion of positive expectations may already have been priced in. RoboForex Market Analysis & Forex Forecasts Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

USDJPY reacts to geopolitics: it seems to be getting warmer The USDJPY pair fell to 158.86 at the start of the week. The improvement in the external backdrop immediately supported the Japanese yen. More details are in our analysis for 25 May 2026. Technical outlook On the H4 chart, USDJPY remains in a phase of broad sideways consolidation after recovering from the May lows in the 155.00–156.00 area. After strong growth in the middle of the month, the pair managed to consolidate above 158.50 and moved closer to resistance around 159.30–159.35, but there has not yet been any further acceleration upwards. The USDJPY pair declined, and investors are looking around cautiously. Read more - USDJPY Forecast Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

Date: 25th May 2026. Global Markets Rally as Iran Peace Talks Progress | Oil Prices Fall, Stocks Surge & Gold Rebounds. Global financial markets started the week on a strong footing as optimism surrounding US-Iran peace negotiations boosted investor sentiment and triggered a sharp decline in oil prices. Asian equities rallied, Wall Street futures advanced, and the US dollar weakened as traders increasingly priced in the possibility of a diplomatic resolution that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restore disrupted energy flows. The developments mark a major turning point for financial markets after months of heightened geopolitical tensions, soaring energy prices, and persistent inflation fears driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world’s most strategically important shipping routes, handling a significant portion of global crude oil exports. Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict earlier this year, disruptions in the strait severely impacted global oil transportation, tightening supply conditions and driving crude prices sharply higher. Countries heavily dependent on imported energy, including Japan and several European economies, faced rising energy costs and growing inflationary pressure. Now, hopes that the strait could fully reopen are reshaping market expectations. According to regional reports and US officials, negotiations between Washington and Tehran are progressing, with discussions focusing on: reopening the Strait of Hormuz, restoring oil shipments, extending ceasefire agreements, and reducing regional tensions. Although US President Donald Trump stated that negotiations are moving ‘constructively,’ he also cautioned that the United States would not rush into a final agreement. This uncertainty continues to keep markets highly sensitive to geopolitical headlines. Crude oil markets reacted immediately to the diplomatic developments. Brent crude fell more than 5%, dropping below $98 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude slid toward the $91 level. The sharp decline reflects expectations that global supply disruptions could ease if tanker traffic through Hormuz resumes normally. The market reaction was also supported by reports that: liquefied natural gas tankers have resumed movement through the strait, commercial vessels are once again receiving transit authorisation, and some previously stranded crude shipments have successfully departed the Gulf region. Lower oil prices helped improve broader market sentiment because traders now anticipate: reduced inflationary pressure, easing transportation costs, and lower risks of a prolonged global energy shock. However, analysts warn that volatility may remain elevated because negotiations are still ongoing and the energy supply chain may take months to fully normalise. Asian equity markets responded positively to the improving geopolitical outlook. Japan’s Nikkei 225 surged nearly 3% to fresh record highs, driven by gains in technology and export-oriented companies. Taiwan’s market also advanced strongly, while mainland Chinese equities moved higher despite lingering concerns over domestic regulatory developments. Broader investor appetite for risk returned as traders shifted focus away from war-driven uncertainty and back toward economic growth opportunities and artificial intelligence-related momentum. The rally extended to US equity futures, with both S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures climbing sharply ahead of the Memorial Day holiday closure in the United States. The MSCI All Country World Index also approached all-time highs as global investors embraced a renewed risk-on environment. Currency markets reflected the changing investor sentiment. The US dollar weakened against most major currencies, while the euro, British pound, and Japanese yen gained ground. The decline in the dollar was fuelled by: falling oil prices, improving market confidence, and expectations that easing inflation pressures could eventually reduce the need for aggressive monetary tightening. A weaker dollar also provided additional support for commodities and precious metals. Gold prices moved higher even as geopolitical fears eased, an unusual but important signal for traders. Typically, improving global stability pressures safe-haven assets lower. However, this time gold benefited from: the weakening US dollar, declining Treasury yields, and expectations that lower oil prices may help contain inflation over the medium term. Spot gold climbed back above $4,550 per ounce after recent losses, although prices remain significantly below the highs reached during the peak of the conflict earlier this year. Market participants are also closely monitoring the policy stance of new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, as investors attempt to gauge the future direction of interest rates. Despite the recent decline in oil prices, inflation concerns have not disappeared. Energy prices surged dramatically during the conflict, contributing to elevated global inflation expectations and pushing bond yields higher across major economies. Markets are currently reassessing the outlook for central bank policy, particularly in the United States. Traders are increasingly focused on: upcoming US inflation data, Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) figures, Federal Reserve commentary, and the possibility that interest rates could remain higher for longer. While falling crude prices may ease inflationary pressure, analysts caution that: supply chains remain fragile, energy markets are still vulnerable, and geopolitical risks have not fully disappeared. As a result, interest rate volatility may continue to dominate trading conditions throughout the second half of 2026. Alongside geopolitical developments, investors are also monitoring regulatory risks emerging from China. Chinese authorities launched a major crackdown on illicit cross-border stock trading in an effort to reduce capital outflows and strengthen domestic financial controls. Regulators imposed heavy fines on online brokerages, including: Futu Holdings Ltd Up Fintech Holding Ltd Authorities also ordered illegal offshore trading accounts to be liquidated within two years. The move triggered: sharp declines in Chinese-linked technology stocks, increased uncertainty surrounding Hong Kong market liquidity, and concerns over tighter restrictions on international investing. For traders, the crackdown highlights how regulatory policy remains an important driver of market volatility, particularly within Chinese and emerging market assets. As markets continue reacting to geopolitical and macroeconomic developments, traders should closely monitor several major themes: US-Iran Negotiations: Any confirmation of a finalised agreement could trigger further declines in oil prices and support risk assets globally. Strait of Hormuz Reopening: The speed and scale of shipping normalisation will heavily influence energy markets and inflation expectations. Central Bank Policy: Inflation data and comments from major central banks, especially the Federal Reserve, could significantly impact currencies, equities, gold, and bonds. Oil Market Volatility: Despite recent declines, crude oil remains highly sensitive to geopolitical developments and supply disruptions. Chinese Regulatory Measures: Further restrictions on capital flows or overseas investing could impact Asian equities and broader investor sentiment. Global markets are beginning to price in the possibility of a more stable geopolitical environment after months of uncertainty. 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All TDU indicators can be tested from their website: https://tradedevils-indicators.com/pages/welcome-to-our-free-trial?show=account Mines are just working longer indefinitely.

https://mega.nz/file/6VZ2ABya#odRNlVTcOuBcGUrNMUZvKoqd5Qx0pcuBD5H2XAknyv8 24 May 2026 Terra update

Are they posted anywhere where? @trader88

kimsam it's for ninjatrader8

I am using the latest. FP: 2.0.0.26 and BT: 1.0.0.11

Which one do you have in the picture? @trader88

It is good there is no need to enable tick replay for footprint and big trades : https://ibb.co/846qwCXc I wish we could aggregate the delta on the left for multiple price levels.

thank you boss

I guess this is the one from @apmoo Have fun! https://workupload.com/file/A8kJ5QERdVV

Can someone re up plse 🙏

There is now official V20 (no longer beta). Can someone educated it? @kimsam @Ninja_On_The_Roof@Minigems TDUFootPrint v20_Final.zip

Free Course DeepChart: https://t.me/+_MHSP62YV5czNDc8

I have been using the DemoRithmic datafeed for over 10 years, first with NT7 (demo) and now with NT8 (demo) and it works perfectly.

Use Rithmic demo accounts, but i think in NT demo doesnt work

I dont think so because regularly Rithmic data via R Trader Pro plug in mode can connect 4 separate connections, but Apex Rithmic only 1 even with R Trader Plug in mode

I have a quick question about Rithmic's demo data feeds. I'm currently using a free Rithmic demo account just for fun not real trading and on my NT8 DOM I can see 10 levels of working orders (10 on the bid / 10 on the ask). Can this be considered actual Level 2 data, or is it a limited version because it's a demo? Does the standard Rithmic demo feed include full Level 2 market depth ?