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Would anyone have this Legends Playbook course - The Legends Playbook - Battle-Tested Trading Setups ? Thanks in advance.

Please what's the last working version

Hello, See if if this can be any beneficial to you. https://www.scalpersoftware.com/ https://limewire.com/d/5lwZ3#tqmDjMX0mA Sound files for LONG & SHORT: https://limewire.com/d/EEcKW#vw0LTFSUDr

i have not been able to backtest this ORS strategy so far…tried various templates.Maybe someone can confirm its working and can share a template for testing?

It's flipping positions on the same candle no matter the timeframe... I like this one better (in attachment) .......good result into NQ 5 min TF it’s profitable 🙂 anyway I'd never go live with it 👎 Andrean Laser.txt

i rceated it as a strategy .. AndeanOscillatorStrategy.cs

Funny

@dex and @goergue sorry it took me so long. Here is the template I am using. Axios_7C.xml

You are a legend! Thank you.

this looks promising, trying with smaller sizes. Does anyone have some template for ORS to share?

Trend follower signals with multiple timeframes…Wait for the smaller time frames to match the direction of the larger time frame and enter buy/sell It is not my ideea,but i added few more timeframes for bigger picture… TraderLabFree.zip

Place the file here and compile it. NinjaTrader 8\bin\Custom\Indicators

Used Google to convert the pine script. Clean conversion. Maybe the same as the original post. https://workupload.com/file/8CLufC6tLNF

Date: 16th March 2026. Strait of Hormuz Crisis Shakes Markets: Oil Surges, Stocks Stabilize as Traders Watch Supply Risks. Global financial markets entered the new trading week attempting to stabilize after a period of intense volatility driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East and disruptions to global energy supply routes. While geopolitical risks remain elevated, some assets began to retrace earlier moves as investors reassessed the immediate impact of the conflict and awaited further developments around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy corridors. Equity Markets Attempt to Recover Global equities showed signs of stabilization following several sessions of declines. Futures tied to the S&P 500 rose around 0.6%, suggesting the index could end a four-day losing streak. European equities were also expected to open higher, while Asian markets posted modest gains overall. The MSCI All Country World Index, a broad measure of global stocks, remained largely unchanged after three consecutive sessions of losses, highlighting the cautious tone that continues to dominate investor sentiment. Asian markets presented a mixed picture: Hong Kong’s Hang Seng advanced more than 1% South Korea’s Kospi gained roughly 0.6% China’s Shanghai Composite slipped slightly Japan’s Nikkei edged lower Despite the tentative rebound, equity markets remain sensitive to headlines related to the ongoing conflict and its implications for global growth and inflation. Oil Markets Swing on Supply Disruption Fears Energy markets remain at the center of the current volatility. Brent crude briefly surged above $106 per barrel, its highest level since 2022, following reports of US strikes targeting military sites on Kharg Island, a key Iranian oil export hub. Prices later retreated toward $104 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) traded just below the psychological $100 level. Oil prices have surged dramatically since the conflict began, rising more than 40% as traders priced in the risk of supply disruptions from the Middle East. The primary concern remains the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly 20% of global oil and liquefied natural gas shipments typically pass. Shipping traffic through the strategic waterway dropped to zero over the weekend, marking the first complete halt since hostilities began on February 28. Under normal conditions: Around 77 vessels cross the strait daily The corridor carries a significant share of global energy exports from Gulf producers including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Iraq. Security risks, vessel attacks and rising insurance costs have prompted many shipping companies to avoid the route entirely, amplifying fears of prolonged supply disruptions. Signs of Partial Relief for Markets Despite the tensions, several developments helped calm markets slightly. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi indicated that the strait had only been closed to vessels belonging to “enemy” nations, raising hopes that energy flows may not be fully disrupted. Additionally, two liquefied petroleum gas tankers successfully passed through the corridor en route to India, offering tentative evidence that shipping activity could resume under certain conditions. Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency (IEA) confirmed that oil from an unprecedented 400-million-barrel emergency stockpile release will be made available immediately to help offset supply disruptions. These measures may help ease short-term shortages, although markets remain highly sensitive to further military developments. US Dollar Weakens After Haven Rally Currency markets also reflected shifting risk sentiment. The US dollar, which had strengthened significantly during the initial escalation of the conflict, pulled back slightly as risk appetite stabilized. Bloomberg’s dollar index declined around 0.2%, with the greenback weakening against most major currencies. The euro held steady near $1.14, while the British pound traded around $1.32. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen remains under pressure despite geopolitical uncertainty, an unusual dynamic given its traditional status as a safe-haven currency. Analysts note that Japan’s heavy dependence on imported energy makes the currency particularly vulnerable to oil price shocks. With crude prices rising sharply, the yen has struggled to attract typical safe-haven flows and is trading near 160 per dollar, levels that previously triggered intervention by Japanese authorities. Bond Markets Reflect Inflation Concerns Government bond markets continue to reflect inflation worries stemming from higher energy prices. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury declined slightly to around 4.26%, snapping a five-day rise as investors sought relative safety after recent market turbulence. However, the surge in oil prices has already pushed yields higher over recent weeks, as traders worry that rising energy costs could fuel broader inflation pressures and delay potential interest rate cuts. As a result, markets now see virtually no chance of a Federal Reserve rate cut at the upcoming policy meeting, with policymakers likely to remain cautious while assessing the inflation impact of the conflict. Gold Hovers Near Historic Highs Precious metals markets have also been heavily influenced by the geopolitical environment. Gold fluctuated around the $5,000 per ounce level, reflecting a tug-of-war between safe-haven demand and rising interest rate expectations. While the metal initially rallied as tensions escalated, its momentum has slowed as investors reassess the possibility that inflation may remain elevated, forcing central banks to maintain higher borrowing costs. Even so, gold remains up roughly 16% year-to-date, supported by ongoing geopolitical risks and concerns about potential stagflation, a combination of slower economic growth and persistent inflation. Cryptocurrency Markets Show Risk Recovery Cryptocurrency markets showed modest gains as risk sentiment improved slightly. Bitcoin rose close to 3%, trading near $73,800, while Ether climbed more than 6%, reflecting renewed speculative interest following recent market turbulence. Crypto assets have shown mixed behavior during the conflict, sometimes trading as risk assets alongside equities and at other times benefiting from broader concerns about geopolitical instability. Traders Remain Focused on the Strait of Hormuz Despite signs of stabilization across markets, uncertainty remains extremely high. 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I think this ind working only with new 8.1x NT release. I have NT8.0x (it won't let me import the file), that's why I had to adapt the script..... anyway I see a lot of difference with the original

Try with 21, 9 settings on a 5 min chart, with a histogram to show the bearish/bullish direction. Here is a live screen-shot of the andean oscillator from tradingview to give an idea. The andean oscillator is plotted at the bottom.

so my adjustemnts is wrong but I did it because the posted indicator is unusable as it is......I don't know how other users might find it working

Thank you @TickHunter. Looks great!

@kimsam @apmoo @N9T @redux Can you please us to unlock this one. thxs

It's pretty simple to use. Look for longs when the blue line is above the orange line and shorts when the magenta line is above the orange line. No trades if the orange line is above either of the other two lines.

USDCAD under pressure: what will the Fed and the Bank of Canada decide on this historic day The USDCAD pair is awaiting the Fed and BoC interest rate decisions, with quotes testing the 1.3700 level. Find more details in our analysis for 16 March 2026. USDCAD forecast: key takeaways The market is awaiting the Federal Reserve and Bank of Canada rate decisions High oil prices support the CAD USDCAD forecast for 16 March 2026: 1.3630 Fundamental analysis Today’s USDCAD outlook is optimistic for the CAD: after a correction, the pair may continue its downward trajectory, with quotes currently around 1.3700. This week, the USDCAD pair will be pulled between high oil prices (supportive for the CAD) and broad demand for the US dollar as a safe-haven asset. Wednesday will be the day of truth, with the decisions of the two central banks setting the pair’s direction through the end of the month 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

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USDJPY intrigue: will there be an intervention or not? The USDJPY pair climbed to 159.58. The market is closely watching the key resistance level near 160.00. Discover more in our analysis for 16 March 2026. Technical outlook On the H4 chart, the USDJPY pair maintains a steady uptrend that has been developing since mid-February. The pair is forming a series of higher lows and higher highs, gradually moving upwards along the middle Bollinger Band. The USDJPY pair is rising with small pauses for correction. 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

when you fill it out it gives an endless series of errors, in attachment my adjustment, unfortunately plots an abomination... I'd like to know what you see and how you use it....for the record I don't use NT8 I just wanted to see if this phenomenon of yours is more valid than the supertrend Andrean.txt