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I think it only works on Volume Tools NT8 version . So if Ali could make it work, this is a challenge for you, whether you are better than Ali and his cohorts or not.

2 weeks trial: http://files.fibonaccitrader.com/ftgt/ftgtv410setup.exe Updates: http://www.galacticinvestor.com/ftgttrial/ftgt_trial.htm

Crazy how bro has educated this and openly said it yet gatekeeps it lol. Nice to see nobody wants to share

for Trading View or NT8

I never dealt with the expiry since I am still in a valid trial mode LOL will look into it. is it possible to send a screenshot of the expired nag? thanks

I will try that and post my results

https://workupload.com/file/r7nE6FNszTz

erreur : Unable to create instance of ninja script...

Can anyone please share "Back to the Future" their - TachEON Optimus Bot Educated or not. https://backtothefuturetrading.com/store/tacheon-optimus/ Thank you all traderbeauty-Jane

Currently working on this with GPT. still a long way to go. its Orderflow based with martingale incorporated. its the Deltascalper thing but my own version converted into a strategy and some orderflow touch.

Hello i was trying to make my workflow but i think to have more information for how the price gonna move and where i need to use the dom or tape. anyone have some good and clean template of that ?

I use the defaults because I tried I trade ES. I was looking at there site and it looks like it is made for ES. If you trade NQ they might be different it also depends on the timeframe you trade and if you use Renko or not.

The BLZ you also using default?

+1 Thanks @Ninja_On_The_Roof

@Ninja_On_The_Roof Please, could you reupload? Thank you.

Please share Fibonacci Galactic Trader if you have a working version.Thanks!

I'm late to the party 😌 . @Ninja_On_The_Roof Could you please reupload files to your first two posts . Highly appreciate your job in this topic . Thank you !!!

@Ninja_On_The_Roof @apmoo @kimsam @redux @N9T Please assist. Thanks Brothers 🙏

Not EDU but working with the unlockers that are found around here https://workupload.com/file/MCxMweTLPKk

delta profile : https://ninjatraderecosystem.com/user-app-share-download/legtolegdeltaprofile-rotation-based-delta-volume-profile/ created by : Fahmy aka Swoosh https://x.com/fahmyeu

thanks it seemed to be working for me. I will continue to check it when time permits.

It's a new indicator. I think you're referring to VWAP Flux

Its already EDU on here @Eva Grey

Not EDU https://workupload.com/file/EB43Sb73Bjz

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