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ZXiSwap indicator displaying information of spread, buy swap, sell swap, high to low daily, weekly and monthly for 11 currency pairs including gold & silver.

sq Dynamic Breakout box indicator, an indicator to assist traders to identify trade setup of price breakout. The trading manual as follow :

Time Frame : H1.
Currency Pairs: all.

Indicators:

Squalou default settings (4,60,30)

Entry:
+ Breakout candle should be wholly in one half of the CZ (top half for long, bottom for short)
+ Candle should move 5 pips beyond the CZ before entry (to minimise impact of fake breakouts)
+ Enter when market moves 5 pips beyond CZ (inital stop loss = middle of the CZ zone, so on a 30pip CZ box SL=5+15=20 pips -- this also means if you follow entry rule 1 it is below the low of the candle).
Trading Pattern: (gradually sizing out)
+ First TP at +10 pips (+15 from CZ), close half of your position, move SL to the edge of the CZ (at this point you will have locked in +5 pips profit)
+ Second TP (close your remaining position) at +20 pips (+25 from CZ) OR when a second CZ forms

You're out within 25 pips of the CZ which based on the average Buy/Sells from Squallou's indicator looks just inside the average... so you can probably squeeze out more profit if you're game.

And the indicator setting :

Code:

extern int    BoxLength                       = 22;
extern int    BoxTimeFrame                  = 15;
extern int    BoxRange                        = 30; // fixed box range, when AutoBoxRange is false
extern bool   AutoBoxRange                 = true;// when true, will use AutoBoxRangeDailyATRfactor*daily_ATR_value as the BoxRange value;
extern int    AutoBoxRangeDailyATRperiod = 30;
extern double AutoBoxRangeDailyATRfactor = 0.20;
extern int    BoxBufferPips                   = 5; // add this amount to the Box Yellow and Magenta lines
extern int    DaysBack                        = 100; // calendar days back; 0=full history
// CAUTION when setting DaysBack to 0: with large history data, this is likely to lock-up MT4 for a few dozen seconds per chart!

extern int    MinBarsClosedOutsideBO     = 2; // number of bars to close outside the BO levels to signal trades; 0 means "enter immediately on Breakout"

extern bool   ShowDisplayPanel = true; // false will hide the display panel

// TPs and SL levels "fib lines" settings:
// when a TP is >=20, it is considered as FIXED PIPs, <20 is a factor of the box size (EXCLUDING bufferpips);
extern bool   ShowTPLevels     = true; // false will hide the TP levels
extern bool   ShowTPLevelsOnLastBoxOnly = true; // to limit the TP levels to the last Box only
extern double TP1              = 0.618;
extern double TP2              = 1.382;
extern double TP3              = 2.618;
extern double TP4              = 4.236;
extern double TP5              = 5.854;
extern double TP6              = 7.472;
extern double TP7              = 9.090;
extern double TP8              = 11.708;
extern double TP9              = 14.326;
extern color  TPLevelColor     = Gray;
extern double TP_is_pips_above = 20; // any TP input above this value is considered as a FIXED PIP value, below is a FACTOR of the box size (including bufferpips);

extern int    BuySignalArrowCode   = 2;
extern color  BuySignalArrowColor  = Yellow;
extern int    SellSignalArrowCode  = 2;
extern color  SellSignalArrowColor = Red;

extern bool   SignalMail       = false;
extern bool   SignalAlert      = false;

extern bool   CreateStatisticsFile       = false;
extern int    BreakoutBoxFontSize        = 12;
extern color  BreakoutBoxColor           = C'0,170,170';
extern color  BreakoutBoxContColor       = DarkSlateGray;
extern bool   BreakoutBoxContFullColored = true; // true will draw a full rectangle rather than an "empty" rectangle
extern color  BreakoutBoxContPriceColor  = DarkSlateGray;
extern color  BreakoutPriceColor         = C'0,170,170';
extern int    BreakoutPriceWidth         = 2;
extern color  StatsColor                 = C'0,220,220';
extern color  StatsBGColor               = Teal;
extern int    StatsCorner                = 1; // 0=upper-left, 1=upper-right, 2=lower-left, 3=lower-right
extern bool   BoxVerticalLineDelimiter   = false; // false to remove vertival Box delimiter lines;
extern color  BoxVerticalLineColor       = DarkSlateGray;
extern int    SwingLabelsFontSize        = 12;
extern color  SwingLabelsColor           = DarkOrange;
extern string Fonts                      = "Arial";

extern int debug = 0;

FX Money Manager v2 indicator (attached):

This is RoundPriceNE_big_mod indicator (attached) which can be used in different ways (I used it to trade on the direction of the channel) :

The 3 Books Amazon's Jeff Bezos Asks His Senior Managers To Read

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Jeff Bezos is one of the most successful entrepreneurs out there, able to build a company deeply integrated into people's lives, all but ignoring Wall Street, and constantly looking toward the future.
But that doesn't mean he doesn't value other people's advice. In a post on LinkedIn, CNBC tech correspondent Jon Fortt said the Amazon CEO had three all-day book clubs for his senior managers over the summer.

It's not a surprising management technique from a man who revers the written word. He typically starts meetings of his "S-team" of senior executives with 30 minutes of silence while they read through dense, six-page printed memos, so they're all starting with the same ideas and framework in mind.

In the recent book clubs, Bezos had those top executives read classics that helped him sketch out the future of his company. They are:

"The Effective Executive" by Peter Drucker

Drucker is one of the principal founders of modern management theory, helping create and broadly popularize ideas that seem commonplace now, like the fact that companies should be decentralized rather than run via command and control, and "management by objectives," where both leaders and employees work toward a set of goals they understand and agree on.

This particular book focuses on how to develop the personal habits of time management and effective decision-making that allow an executive to stay productive and contribute their best to an organization.

"The Innovator's Dilemma" by Clayton Christensen

This book, first published in 1997, can safely be called one of the most influential business books of all time. Even if the term "disruption" has since been co-opted by the startup world and dramatically overused, his core theory of how businesses get disrupted is just as relevant today. New technology allows smaller companies to make cheaper products, which at first appeal only to customers at the margins. But before the largest businesses realize it, they take over entire markets.

"The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement" by Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox

The last book is very different from the two previous ones. It's not a classical business book based on a series of studies of a real-world company, but is instead a novel about a manager tasked with turning around a failing manufacturing plant. It sounds strange, but it was a best-seller and has helped spawn business theories in its own right.

This is interesting indicator painting the bars - TTM_ nonlag Bars (attached). Indicator can be used for scalping for example.

Interesting thread found on FF forum :

Simple H1 GBPUSD EA

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This is something about the following:

• Moving Averages indicator, method simple, period 10; H1 timeframe
• Moving Averages indicator, method simple, period 197; H1 timeframe
• Fractals indicator, M5 timeframe
• Fractals indicator, M15 timeframe
• Timefilter to use indicators and to open trades

EA was uploaded on the thread with pdf file with rules about how to trade.

Bandit Flash Trading system created by indonesian trader. Suitable time frame 30min or 1hr chart.

Just two websites about astro - I am not professional which this kind of analysis of the price movement but anyway :

• Astroecon
• Financial Astrology Trading by W.D.Gann

COG Center Of Gravity indicator and COGStoch indicator modification by Brooky.



And brooky upload a video showing both indicators in action :