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  1. Sorry for the delay in my answer; just haven't visited the forum for several weeks.

    If you search the internet you'll find various sources. The FxDreema forum is one good source to learn about the program in addition for some short tutorials on their home page (https://fxdreema.com/).

     

    Another good source to get a complete course for FxDreema (with some perks) is Trading Nut, at tradingnut.com/trading-robots/. It used to be called automatemytrading.com. However it may be an expensive venture as in the past it cost about $350 but now it may be more expensive. So it is up to you if you want to be spoon fed or invest your efforts in self learning.

     

    Wishing you luck in your endeavor. Ron

  2. hi bebopippo,

     

    After 12 hr. of download delay on the slow option I got the message: "The hosting period for this file has now expired, only premium users can download it". Grrrr….. Can you please repost it on a more friendly host such as sendspace?

     

    Thanks you in advance, Ron

  3. Hi logicgate,

     

    Thanks for the tip. In my humble opinion though the only data that matter is the data that your broker is transmitting to you. US based traders are limited with the number of brokers they can use. Researching price action is limited to a few choices. Oanda has the overall reputation of a decent broker for US residents. I recently ran into a problem with their historical data. Their servers for MT4 platforms are providing limited amount of historical data so the only way to get the full historical data from Oanda is to get them from QuantConnect. QuantConnect stores free historical data from Oanda and FXCM. Apart from the fact that these data do not provide volume information (grrrr) I recently compared their data to the data obtained directly from Oanda server AND COULD NOT FIND A MATCH!!! Currently the technical team at Oanda is trying to figure out this mismatch but believe me that finding reliable and RELEVANT historical data is not a simple matter as just downloading data from Dukascopy or TrueFx.

     

    Ron

  4. Hi Sentinel,

     

    Thanks for the encoding/decryption advise.

     

    I'm a bit confused what happens after the encoding. For example, the MEGA address from my post above is encoded in the base64decode website to "iz}A̵Sφu.<}ITيrM4" (using UTF-8 code). So suppose I'll post the encoded address here - how a common user should understand what to do with it? And if we try to guide everyone how to decrypt it - whoever is scanning this forum can also get the decrypted address.

     

    Please correct me if I'm wrong.

  5. Minion,

     

    I usually just click the "thanks" icon, but if the solution described here works, it may serve as a general approach to trick trial programs depending on hardware configuration. I always wondered where they keep the information telling them that a trial software was already used on our computers. What you describe here is for sure one of the method they use, i.e the file and registry location used for this purpose. Kudus to you for finding it and attempting it on your machine!!

  6. quote_icon.png Originally Posted by Sixer viewpost-right.png (http://indo-investasi.com/showthread.php?p=438268#post438268) ag,

    i can`t see any benefit to use this platform.

    Here are the indicators which can be used:

    http://www.manula.com/manuals/markettraders/ultimate-charting-software/1/en/topic/appendix-i-definition-of-technical-indicators

    Sixer

     

    Hi Sixer,

     

    The reason to use this charting software is not its indicators by themselves, which you can replicate in other platforms (such as MT4), but rather how they put it all together so that it is very convenient and easy to use, and most likely even profitable. For example they preach, right or wrong, for a certain way to trade Fibonacci retracement/extension. You may or may not agree with their strategy, but it does work for them (MTI).

     

    https://www.sendspace.com/file/lj36oc

    Please watch one of the infomercial webinars I happened to find in my archive which provides a glimpse into some of the capabilities of this platform. It shows one way to apply their Fibonacci strategy, out of several. It doesn’t show however their Auto Fibonacci that may help beginners to apply this strategy even with greater ease. Their Semi Auto and Auto systems could be replicated most likely in MT4, but why to reinvent the wheel? In fact I found a way to replicate their colored Fibonacci indicators in MT4 using a combination of two MLQ indicators but it's kind of cumbersome, compared to their tools.

     

    To sum up - it's not just another charting platform but rather an assembly of tools that may help forex traders to generate decent profits with ease. They do charge pretty steep monthly usage fee for the package, so these are the two reasons why educating it may benefit the members who like to trade Forex.

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