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@apmoo

Up,. can we get the latest one edu Please

the indicator needs to be EDU. im posting the originals

The email is asking, but the indicator isn't working. Where is the error?

You will never have the login credentials because there is no access to the site (also because I think that each file has the hardware key, or at least that's what I know.....)....it's the reseller Andrey's website.....I personally don't like resellers but at least he provided some free stuffs here in Indo.

Anyone can share this ? Anyone having access here http://ftp.forex-warez.com/MetaStock/@Systems %26 Indicators/_Mark Leibovit's Volume Reversal ToolKit ($999 per year) (equis.com)/

Many thanks to @TRADER for starting this thread, and to @mmicro for sharing. I dug into my archives and have the same version, except this includes the bots. Play with it cause it has many indicators and signals to test. https://workupload.com/file/Dmq9VXnYyq7

Thanks kimsam. Will await your sharing.

All I know about it is from their public Discord; tried to dig but they don't give much info about their settings so go to ninjatrader playback and see what works and what don't, Qzeus is available to those who purchase their ATS system for $8.6K😬😶‍🌫️

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https://workupload.com/file/Ybx9qNJWNyD Still good

if i remember correctly works only on latest nt8 version only i saw the messege on telegram from nadjib long before his selling challen went down

@Bene

That looks really interesting, @kimsam I got curious to try it out as well — if it’s not too much to ask, would you mind sharing it so I can take a look?

please share the settings if you have for the 5-minute candles? Thanks.

The qzeus is meant to be used with 5M candles for the NQ/MNQ, the founder of quantvue uses that bot on his real account, they're testing a 2.0 version.

Sorry, disregard, comments meant for the SpyMoney thread.

I renamed the file from sm.rar to sm.zip and imported normally into NT8v3.x.x edu without errors. Added some of the indicators to a 1 min chart, no errors. Added some of the chart templates, again no errors. The only thing needed is some documentation to interpret the useage. Youtube has various videos on some of the indicators, but you need to look at the ones 3-5 years old.

@rcarlos1947 What file are you talking about?

Thanks! As I couldn't back test it with high "order fill resolution" (since it might be using multi bars/timeframe, HA), I will forward test it on ninzaRenko 8-4 bars, if there are better bars to use it on, please let us know to test.

I tested it manually, one trade at a time, I don't have new code, I'm sharing my feedback for coders to update it.