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@apmoo @Kimsam

I've even bought some indicators from a curator recommended by the moderator. He doesn't even offer a discount for Ninja. Anyone who has one could just share the modified file that's in the installation folder.

https://workupload.com/archive/fTmKSLNM2c FILES DDL

FILES DLL https://workupload.com/archive/fTmKSLNM2c

The problem I see watching videos, we dont get the check mark, so it is not loading properly. Well ...will keep testing what I have ... Thank u ..... 🙂

its Online_Server .. i think cant get it

just get the dll files .. no setup please..

Added a new crack instead of keygen in the 1st post.

https://workupload.com/file/zFhFUY3W9JX

u guys r great --thank u 🙂

I know that I can get the trial .. but ,maybe u find it first .. share it ....

https://workupload.com/file/zFhFUY3W9JX @apmoo @kimsam

https://workupload.com/file/zFhFUY3W9JX @apmoo @kimsam

@kimsam are you able to edu that waiting

please link crack this it ?

https://workupload.com/archive/2Kr2XHVDDr @apmoo @kimsam

You can get the trial from the website. And your 'reworking' is throwing up the license error for me. Maybe it doesn't like that I've already had the original. Even though I removed it.

Good .. so if u have it before, as trial, why not sharing it ? 😟

thanks a lot

Impeccable timing, Kimsam, as my 7 day trial runs out today. LOL

DeltaBarType https://www.mooretechllc.com/ninjatrader-downloads/ninjatrader-delta-bars/# https://workupload.com/file/ff5PHUBbsBX

I take it as a false positive ! and I thought I considered myself careful ...... If you have that tas indicator , send it to him and me ...... Thanks

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I’m leaning majors (EURUSD, USDJPY) during Asia trading with HFM and switching to breakout plans into London; keeping risk less than 0.5R and testing withdrawals with small amounts first. For those using international brokers from Indo, do you convert to IDR on bank withdrawal or keep USD sub-accounts to avoid extra FX fees?