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I found a copy of speak.dll here. Apparently MT4 dropped this feature in Build 188. I hope this helps.

 

http://codebase.mql4.com/5036

 

The originals are calling functions in "wininet.dll", a standard Windows-library,for the authentication control of username and password. I've removed that check in both programs (CurrencyPowerMeter and TradeLocator), but TradeLocator cannot be attached to a chart, not even the original. Anyway, here's all the files...

 

http://www.2shared.com/file/15UQBsNM/TradeLocator.html

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Ok, here's the first one... CurrencyPowerMeter ....orginal ex4.file, the decompiled file and I noticed it was locked so I "educated" it as well. Enjoy :)

 

http://www.2shared.com/file/c1tn5_p-/CurrencyPowerMeter.html

 

 

Does anyone know how to read this meter?

 

It looks to be simple enough however it doesn't seem to correlate with current price action... does this mean it is lagging or predicting the future? :)

 

e.g. there are two readings per currency, top and bottom... what do they mean?

 

Rgds

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This kind of indicators (indicators that weights many different currrencies towards each other) are used to see which currencies that are strong (higher bar / higher figures) and those who are weak (lower bars / lower figures). The stratetgy is then to BUY a strong currency against (selling) a weak currency. So for instance, if CAD has the highest bar and AUD the lowest bar, then buy CAD for AUD. Now the problem.Not all brokers have all combinations of pair. In this example you can find that many brokers have AUD/CAD, so then make a SELL-order for this currency pair (which means that you're selling AUD and buying CAD), and wait til it's in profit, and look at the currencymeter so that the bars doesn't goes in opposite direction. Currency-meter indicators are great, but should not be used on its own. Always use some other indicators as well to decide more precisely when to enter and exit.
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This kind of indicators (indicators that weights many different currrencies towards each other) are used to see which currencies that are strong (higher bar / higher figures) and those who are weak (lower bars / lower figures). The stratetgy is then to BUY a strong currency against (selling) a weak currency. So for instance, if CAD has the highest bar and AUD the lowest bar, then buy CAD for AUD. Now the problem.Not all brokers have all combinations of pair. In this example you can find that many brokers have AUD/CAD, so then make a SELL-order for this currency pair (which means that you're selling AUD and buying CAD), and wait til it's in profit, and look at the currencymeter so that the bars doesn't goes in opposite direction. Currency-meter indicators are great, but should not be used on its own. Always use some other indicators as well to decide more precisely when to enter and exit.

 

Thank you for that Capella but maybe my question was not so good without a pic!

 

I am asking about the two numbers, the one circled and the one in a rectangle for the same currency, I understand the currency strength just not what the different numbers mean.

 

http://img839.imageshack.us/img839/4581/906201192311pm.png

 

Rgds

RM

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The originals are calling functions in "wininet.dll", a standard Windows-library,for the authentication control of username and password. I've removed that check in both programs (CurrencyPowerMeter and TradeLocator), but TradeLocator cannot be attached to a chart, not even the original. Anyway, here's all the files...

 

http://www.2shared.com/file/15UQBsNM/TradeLocator.html

 

Hi Capella,

 

Would it be possible to decompile this indicator for me?

 

 

Rgds

RM

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I've found out, that this "Currency Power Meter" comes with the trading course material that Mr Russ Horn was selling, and it's called the "Forex Master Method" and consits of 8 DVD's, a 256-page manual and the two indicators above. So if anyone has bought this package then post the manual for how to use the two indicators.

 

The code is not easy to follow, but it seems that two numbers show two different ways to calculate the currency strength.

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The originals are calling functions in "wininet.dll", a standard Windows-library,for the authentication control of username and password. I've removed that check in both programs (CurrencyPowerMeter and TradeLocator), but TradeLocator cannot be attached to a chart, not even the original. Anyway, here's all the files...

 

http://www.2shared.com/file/15UQBsNM/TradeLocator.html

 

Thank you for the great work bro. I loaded the trade locator on my chart as an ea instead of an indicator and it loaded but it asks for email and password in the inputs window, and when I load the ea in the chart, I get a message that says (Authentication Failed- send email to forexmaster method d@t com") I hope this helps to educate it.

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I tried to open it with a Purebeam v.225 and it would not open, it will take one newer then a v.225 to open it...Maybe someone else has a newer decompiler then mine? Can Somebody help him???

 

Thank you very much for trying to help me and i wish there is some one good like you, will help all of us !!

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