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Sorry. I will look for another file I have somewhere.

Sorry, that is it. BWT and MWT are the best. Looks like they improved the MWT recently...so i don't which version you have. But this is most of it. Which file did you load?

by DWT, did you mean BWT? (Baseline Wick Trader)? This is the list of bots I can see:

You posted it in a separate thread but people like to create duplicates. So, MWT and DWT are the bots to use? They have many templates. Do you know which ones to recommend using?

I shared the most recent files a couple of days ago but i don't see my link anywhere

Tried this before. MWT strategy in there does not look right and the DWT strategy there is missing. Those are their main strategies

forward test or market replay

So, how do you backtest?

HA Candles backtest results are absolutely 100% incorrect.

My Heiken Ashi Backtest

Which candles are you using to run this algo? If you are using Renko candles, then the backtest results are absolutely 100% incorrect.

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Have you noticed a discrepancy? The results from backtesting and live trading are completely different—the disparity is massive. Is there any way to make the backtesting results more closely align with live performance?

which v26 are you referring to? I only see 2.0.0.20 on their website. Tnis is wnat it looks like without tick replay: https://ibb.co/vpRdTpC

I 100% agree. NinzaCo's marketing (and many others like it) is all about visual impact and instant gratification. A video can never, and I mean never, be the basis for judging a trading system. Videos are, by definition, 'cherry-picked', meaning they only show the specific market segments where the indicator worked perfectly! To consider a trading system truly reliable and profitable, you need much more than a few catchy clips. Here is what actually matters: Rigorous Statistical Backtesting: 10 trades are not enough. You need a sample size of hundreds, if not thousands, of trades across different market cycles (trends, sideways markets, high and low volatility). Max Drawdown Analysis: The real question isn’t 'how much does it make when it wins,' but rather 'how much do you lose and how long do you stay in the red' when the system inevitably goes through a losing streak. Profit Factor and Risk/Reward: A system that wins 90% of the time but has a terrible risk/reward ratio (where one single loss wipes out ten wins) is destined to fail. Forward Testing (Live or Demo): You have to see how the system reacts in real-time, accounting for spread, slippage, and actual volatility. Robustness and Overfitting: Many of these indicators are over-optimized for past data. They worked great yesterday, but they will stop working tomorrow because they cannot adapt to changing market conditions.

As I have said in the past, plenty of times. The "phenomenon" of NinzaCo stuff. Once you see 1 of their stuff, your first impression is always...You really want it. You really wanna buy it. The fact that we already have more than 20 plus of their indicators posted. Yet, how many of them you actually keep and use for your daily trading? They always look good the second you see it. Especially the video clips of their indicators. Winners after winners. So effortlessly. So easy. So stress free. But, in reality of actual trading, really?🤗

Try this. Comes with all the bots. https://limewire.com/d/w3GMj#dWqQuOtFr0

Also TDU Footprint would be great! I compared how it works against Tick Replay vs Live Data no tick replay - and it produces same data without tick replay on live data... TDU Footprint indicator latest V26 beta is great - anyone can educate it along with Footprint Trader?

they offer 2 days free trial: https://tradingacademi.com/product/xtrend-algo-gold-edition-v6-2-day-free-trial-ninjatrader-8/ Did you try it out to see if it is any good?

How good is it? I guess you could keep creating a new account and get another 7 days trial.

I think that the best are these four waves. For example this {Bullish Elliott Waves (Fifth Wave)} for S&P500, forecast the actual objective for the Fifth Wave to 7500-7700 probably to the end of July-August 2026.

U can share your version please @trader88

Modena Wick on 200/10 DTB doing quite good today on MNQ: https://ibb.co/XfGpGgtC

Thanks for sharing, that's great information. When it comes to Elliott Wave theory, I think the main issue is the correlation between large and small waves. It would be great to be able to do this in a healthy way.