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can you share the link to their website

I'm not sure what to tell you, it probably depends on the platform and whether it's original or from a sketchy source from my side dll was cleaned well, but I don't see any follow-through it will depend by the settings..

hay una version pero no se como instalarlo, alguien por favor podria ayudarme, muchas gracias

yes

Is this educated?

I'm getting this license error; I've already removed and re-imported it and restarted. My Ninja 8.1.5.2

https://workupload.com/file/uxQBU7RZWBA

Can someone share Zeus 15Seconds settings, thxs

Latest Templates: https://workupload.com/archive/hkhaXabUmz

Yes, I checked, they are not there. If someone has them, it would be truly appreciated

Por favor compartan el software con crack, ya no se puede descargar, y muchisimas gracias por ser tan amables.

@rcarlos1947bro no , its new

A little searching goes a long way, thanks to @apmoo

The software looks detailed, however, cyclical lows do not occur exactly at the same time each cycle, since there are multiple cycles combining at any one time and how they phase and interplay determines when bottoms may occur.

anyone have them available?

Spoiler https://mega.nz/folder/isgQCbzQ#cuSBV2Gt5IXQEPufkSQxpA I've uploaded all I'd. Enjoy and Good Luck.

this is a excellent software h**ps://www.investimentivincenti.it/default.asp?pag=Cycles Navigator

This is an excellent program. Is there a version available for sharing?

The BigTrades from MZpack aka mzbigtrades are decent too.. with their Iceberg trades and using Quantumdelta from Ninza that comes filtered already is good enough. The QuantumDelta from ninza places dots above or below candle. Not sure if there is a way to place the dot in th right section of the candle but I use both to filter out and works just fine.

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