kelvinchase wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 10:48 pm

That's fantastic news! Could I share a few small suggestions before the new indicators are released?
1.After using this indicator, I’ve found it really hard to time my entries. While it’s true that the system is highly profitable, the profit margins are extremely tight. If I’m even a little slow—for instance, if I wait until the market reverses to exit—I end up with almost no profit at all.
2.So, would it be possible to add visual alerts like arrows? For example: an arrow to signal when it’s time to enter a trade, another alert to indicate when I should exit quickly as the market progresses, and a stop-loss symbol if the market moves against expectations and a stop-loss is needed.
3.I’m not the most experienced trader and don’t have the time to monitor the charts constantly. What I really need is user-friendly, foolproof trading signals.
If it’s convenient, could you consider my small suggestions? I think this might be the unspoken voice of many traders like me. I hope you won’t laugh at me for this!
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Kelvin, who are you even talking to? Do you realize you already replied to that message? 'I have no experience and no time... so I need foolproof signals.' How about you solve the 'no experience and no time' part first? The rest is a fantasy.

Hunter45 wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 8:18 pm Corect me if Im wrong, but this was discussed. It depends on your broker and theres no support here. Besides sir whats the issue? You got a couple beautifull entries there.

Thanks. I have missed that. I will search the thread about it.
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Hi there - yes, my HTF2 Oracle is set at threshold 5 and not 6 to get earlier signals on lower TF.

doolfrews wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 9:41 pm Yeah reading — and more importantly, comprehension — is clearly a problem in this forum. Anyway, I tried Trinity and yes, it’s stupidly simple and it works. If you manage to f**k something like this up, well… it’s amazing how people can’t figure out how to trade it on a single chart, but somehow feel qualified to ask for dashboards and scanners.

Totally agree. Thanks for the comment.

kelvinchase wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 10:48 pm
That's fantastic news! Could I share a few small suggestions before the new indicators are released?
1.After using this indicator, I’ve found it really hard to time my entries. While it’s true that the system is highly profitable, the profit margins are extremely tight. If I’m even a little slow—for instance, if I wait until the market reverses to exit—I end up with almost no profit at all.
2.So, would it be possible to add visual alerts like arrows? For example: an arrow to signal when it’s time to enter a trade, another alert to indicate when I should exit quickly as the market progresses, and a stop-loss symbol if the market moves against expectations and a stop-loss is needed.
3.I’m not the most experienced trader and don’t have the time to monitor the charts constantly. What I really need is user-friendly, foolproof trading signals.
If it’s convenient, could you consider my small suggestions? I think this might be the unspoken voice of many traders like me. I hope you won’t laugh at me for this!

Sorry if I can sound a bit harsh or disrespectful but your attitude here must align to what we expect by anyone.

You state: "After using this indicator?" I released it not long ago... and you already have suggestions?
How many trades did you execute to provide "advices" for a system that has been developed along 14 months of work and thousands of simulations?
What is your contribution, what win rate, RR did you have? What instruments, what sessions? Demo/ Real accounts?

Naturally you can share any thought and ask anything you want. Priority will be given to people who show at least a little effort to understand the system.

PS: even if you have needs, what you need is not necessarily aligned to what you can expect for a fully free product.

Your difficulties arise from your lack of knowledge, not from faulty design.

For anyone interested there is a post in the commercial section regarding the pro version of azimuth.

DONT TALK HERE ABOUT COMMERCIAL STUFF

Wish you all lovely weekend.

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Cagliostro wrote: Sat Dec 20, 2025 12:19 am Sorry if I can sound a bit harsh or disrespectful but your attitude here must align to what we expect by anyone.

You state: "After using this indicator?" I released it not long ago... and you already have suggestions?
How many trades did you execute to provide "advices" for a system that has been developed along 14 months of work and thousands of simulations?
What is your contribution, what win rate, RR did you have? What instruments, what sessions? Demo/ Real accounts?

Naturally you can share any thought and ask anything you want. Priority will be given to people who show at least a little effort to understand the system.

PS: even if you have needs, what you need is not necessarily aligned to what you can expect for a fully free product.

Your difficulties arise from your lack of knowledge, not from faulty design.

You're absolutely right. Maybe it was a translation issue—let me clarify what I actually meant:
The system is truly fantastic, and the "14 months of work and thousands of simulations" are exactly proof that it’s a robust, time-tested trading tool. What I was trying to suggest is that perhaps in future updates, adding visual cues like arrows could help traders like me—who might lack sufficient market knowledge—to use such an excellent system better and more efficiently.
I think the translation tool I used earlier didn’t convey my intentions accurately. If I said anything inappropriate or came across the wrong way, please understand and forgive me.

doolfrews wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 11:02 pm Kelvin, who are you even talking to? Do you realize you already replied to that message? 'I have no experience and no time... so I need foolproof signals.' How about you solve the 'no experience and no time' part first? The rest is a fantasy.

It’s just a suggestion—do you have to be so aggressive? Aren’t good trading systems supposed to save time anyway? Is there even an end to chasing perfection? If you don’t want to hear it, fine—but no need to be sarcastic.