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@Ninja_On_The_Roofcan you send me it too please? Thanks

I know of JIT, haven't seen it around.

If possible please share here.

Please send it to me as well. Thanks.

Can you send to me too please? Thank you

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@tacotrader The man wrote in his original question, "I heard about him one month before my secondary progressed new moon phase at zero Capricorn." You decided to educate a person who was unable to research their own statement via a simple internet search. There is some humor there and is an illustration of the "give me" attitude of people on this forum.

I will send you the link to download the software for compiling. One I have been using for years.

Wow. What a hostile group. And all these years, I have been here sharing my stuff plus, a touch of words of my own experience. There's really NO NEED for fighting or especially calling one another stupid or clowns or, even assuming that someone is actually meaning to express their views. Enough is enough.

Maybe next time ask for help instead of taking swipes at folks. Anyways, copy this into your NT8 workspaces folder @Playr101 Scalpers Hideout.xml

Sharing, no. Selling, yes. Not me but what you are looking for is JITNinja.

Oh... So, me being the idiot, when I load the "indicator" it doesn't matter what Data Series Type the chart its on because the "indicator" has the SH ReversalBars hard coded? Is that what you are telling me? Smart guy When loading the indicator on any other Data Series Type you get the following. And not that the fact you have to set the Data Series Type to SH ReversalBars? Which have inputs for Directional Bar Ticks and Reversal Bars. So, back to my original question, What Bar Type AND Size (Directional Bar Ticks and Reversal Bars)? OR are you saying it doesn’t matter what you input because the indicator somehow changes the bar type internally?? If so, Changes it based on what?

She is using secondary progressions. One day represents one year. The position of the moon 28 days after birth should correlate to the 28th year. https://library.keplercollege.org/into-secondary-prog/

Hope this is what you wanted. https://t.me/tradewoxo_course/5183

Thank you Kimsam

Can someone please re-upload again?

Thank you @kimsam

I will check it again

As important as a good strategy is also have a good money management. This is something worth having.

Yes, I understand your point. There are many algorithms and indicators that don't work as well as they appear in website images, so we need to try them ourselves in the live market or using playback to confirm whether they work well, repaint, or just simply selling an illusion. Personally, I never trust historical backtesting results on NinjaTrader, TradingView, or other platforms. That’s why I always ask the system to test it—to see if it truly works or is just another illusion. If you have the algos or know someone who does, please share it with us so we can all learn. As Thomas Edison said: "I have not failed 1,000 times. I have successfully found 1,000 ways that will not work."

@Playr101 What an idiot. Look at the response right after mine. There is a reason i said custom, comes with the indicator. YOU THE TRADER doesnt have any control over bar type or size. its hard coded into the indicator. BUT what do i know, per you, i am a clown 😂

OH... ok... thanks for the great answer. 🤡 If one does any research on the strategy, one would know that the strategy only works w/ the Custom SH ReversalBars, but thanks for the enlightenment. I guess if I asked what Instrument you were trading in the chart I would get an answer like, "It's a futures instrument". I asked for the Bar Type AND Size (Directional Bar Ticks and Reversal Bars) But don't worry. I don't need you to spoon feed me. I'll figure it out myself. I was just hoping for a starting point.

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