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@Ben6985 Thanks for the gift! I have attached a ZIP file of the DLLs that could be imported from NT8 control panel. UltimateScalperSuite2.zip

Thank you so much! 🙂

This is a fully functioning version of HFT Min Bot. https://hftalgo.gumroad.com/l/minbot?layout=profile HFTMINBOT.zip

It is almost the same as PIPFlow, probably better than it. But we need to let @apmoo work on it.

@apmoo can you educate the files. Guys, do you have any information on Momentum trading? They are working In cooperation with Pipflow, they said that most Europeans are using this 2-site indicator and it is very successful. Thats why they probably win most of the Futures competition out there.

ProEdgeATRsizing_5625.zip

ProEdgeATRsizing_5625.zip See if these are the original files to crack. EdgeRunnerAutoV2.0.zip

Thank you @Ben6985, if I may ask, do you have Zone Vue version 5 .

Multiplecomputer , Enjoy [email protected] UltimateScalperSuite2.dll

Don't need the 2025 version since val1312q had already releases the 2024 version, which works very well. So use and enjoy. Don't ask for advice, setups, or magic tricks cause I'm starting learning mode. [email protected]

@apmoo We would appreciate you taking a look at how we can get this unlocked for everyone please 🙂

Looking for it also!

Maybe send it to Snow. He could unlock it and atleat could have on multiple PCs, and others could buy it cheaper. Would assume you have the 2025 version. https://theindicatormarket.com/depot/Markers

For those folks that like to automate indicators, if you can get your hands on MarkersPlus, you can pick up signals from UltimateAIPro or UnlimateAI2 and trade them. Backdoor will not work. You may not be able to backtest with strategyAnalyzer, but you should be able to trade in Sim/Live Mode or via playback. This may be a good way to test various ATM configurations since Markers works with any of the ATM's in your arsenal. My version of Markers is HWID locked, sorry can't share. Happy hunting !!!!🥷

end of month, friend

hi Kesk , Any chance for the monthly ( for the month of June) installer update?

Date: 4th June 2025. PMI Surprises, ADP Misses, and Trade Talks Tease Progress. ADP jobs data raises Fed rate cut expectations Eurozone and UK PMIs revised up, supporting ECB easing Mortgage applications and housing data remain weak Oil prices stable amid supply concerns and OPEC+ decisions Trade optimism builds ahead of the G7, boosting European markets Global markets are trading cautiously today as investors digest a mix of stronger-than-expected European PMIs, weaker US labour market data, and renewed trade deal speculation ahead of the G7 summit. US Futures Slide as Trade Tensions and Weak ADP Jobs Data Raise Concerns US stock futures turned red midday Wednesday after an initial rebound was erased by a weaker-than-expected ADP private payrolls report. The May ADP print showed just 37,000 jobs added, far below expectations and the slowest pace since March 2023. The goods-producing sector shed 2,000 jobs, with notable declines in mining and manufacturing. Services added 36,000 jobs, but key segments like professional and health services saw job losses. The report raises downside risks for Friday’s Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) and reinforces growing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut rates. Former President Trump echoed this sentiment, criticizing Fed Chair Jerome Powell and demanding rate cuts, pointing to Europe’s rate cut spree. Treasury yields knee-jerked lower, with the 10-year yield falling to 4.42%, and the 2-year at 3.92%, before retracing slightly. Wall Street futures dipped, with the NASDAQ down -0.13%, and the S&P 500 and Dow both off -0.03%. European Stocks Rise on PMI Upgrades and Optimism Over US-EU Trade Talks Despite US weakness, European stock markets are mostly higher, led by the German DAX, which hit a fresh record high. Gains came after stronger-than-expected revisions to Eurozone and UK PMIs, but also after the German government approved a new tax relief package. A stronger-than-expected batch of PMI revisions across the Eurozone and the UK fueled optimism, with both regions’ Composite PMIs now showing slight expansion rather than contraction. Eurozone Composite PMI was revised up to 50.2, shifting from contraction to slight expansion. Services PMI also improved to 49.7, though still below the 50-neutral level. Inflation pressures remained mixed, but falling input costs provided some relief. UK Composite PMI improved to 50.3, driven by a sharp rebound in services to 50.9. Despite weak new orders and higher costs, business optimism reached a six-month high, suggesting potential resilience in the second half of the year. The data supports the European Central Bank’s (ECB) expected rate cut tomorrow, with HCOB analysts arguing that slowing goods inflation could justify further easing. While the ECB has in fact cut seven times (from 4.00% to 2.25%), and the Fed has eased by 100 bps, Trump’s comment underscores the political pressure facing the central bank amid cooling growth signals. Geopolitical Spotlight: G7 Deal Hopes Rise A high-level meeting in Paris between EU and US officials has stoked hope for broader trade negotiations—particularly with China. However, mixed signals dominate. While Trump commented overnight that President Xi is ‘extremely hard to make a deal with,’ China’s top diplomat countered by urging the US to steer the relationship ‘onto the right track.’ Meanwhile, reports from The Toronto Sun indicate that a potential US-Canada deal could be announced before the upcoming G7 summit, further boosting risk appetite. Trump's new envoy to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, struck an optimistic tone during a speech in Toronto, fueling speculation. Sources suggest Ottawa is aware of necessary concessions, and there’s optimism for at least a framework deal rather than a full USMCA overhaul. This could be part of a broader Trump strategy to de-escalate global trade tensions, with implications for tariffs and cross-border trade in the weeks ahead. Currency Markets & Geopolitical Watch Crude oil prices hovered near the flatline as the market digested mixed supply signals: USOIL (WTI) traded at $63.22 per barrel, down -0.3%, while Brent slipped to $65.42. Traders are awaiting official US inventory data after industry data pointed to a larger-than-expected draw of 3.3 million barrels. OPEC+ continues to raise output, while Canadian wildfires cause temporary disruptions, although some production has resumed. The DXY Dollar Index is slightly lower on the day at 98.88, after touching an overnight high of 99.39. 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I tested this on Forex but nothing shows on intraday but it shows on Daily. However, even with Daily, with Backdoor, it hangs at calculating mode and I have to force exit NT. With Kinetick Daily, it works but can't test intraday as I have only the free EOD version of Kinetick. I guess it works only with Futures and Stocks. Perhaps some expert can confirm my noobs exploration. Thanks

Thank you. I am not a user but I tested your solution and it works. SQ9 appears under Tools and not TI. Hope that was what Sunny was looking for.

You’re a kind soul. Thank you