RollerAndTrading wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2024 12:44 am Thanks Mr Xard777 for the last version, all done to make some pips here =D

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i want to share this indi, help me to keep chart on scale, one of my big problems to read charts is when MT ajust the view and compress chart, so with this indicator is possible keep and ajust escale with a simple button.

My best wish for alls and let´s go make profit.

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Today it´s a big day to me too because yesterday, i was completed my challenge with a funding prop firm, so now it is time to make profits and go to my first WD.



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tonnogueira wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2024 4:08 am It's like XARD always says: do it and repeat it.
For those who still have doubts about how the XARD system works, the image is self-explanatory.

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DaveTrader wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2024 7:10 am Xard’s system is visually beautiful. Once you get past the learning curve it is also beautiful in its simplicity.

It can be broken down into 2 main categories, identifying the intraday bias and trade execution.

Many will half heartedly learn the process to identify the bias in front of them and race to execute trades. They are doing themselves and those counting on their success a disservice. Traders that are successful using Xard’s system look at a chart and immediately know if they are waiting for buy or sell setups. If, for whatever reason…consolidation, wild swings, too many beers…the bias can’t be seen, we simply move to another chart or step away from the computer. Traders must put as much or more emphasis on learning to identify the bias as they do learning trade execution. If not, you will spend your sessions under stress and blow accounts. You will never learn how to be patient in your trading because you won’t know what you’re waiting for. It will be a constant back and forth exercise of buying and selling, while watching the account wither away.

Be disciplined and identify the trend. Now your mind is more clear because you can concentrate on one side of the equation.

Curioso wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2024 1:10 am Hello RollerAndTrading,

Congrats mate, number #1?
Sorry the question, but i don´t know how that prop firms works.

Mickey Abi wrote: Thu Aug 22, 2024 11:55 pm Hello Billinhit,
I have been using the Xard-65 MT5 you graciously made and gave the community..
Is there an update that fixes this error ?

Thanks

DaveTrader wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2024 7:10 am Xard’s system is visually beautiful. Once you get past the learning curve it is also beautiful in its simplicity.

It can be broken down into 2 main categories, identifying the intraday bias and trade execution.

Many will half heartedly learn the process to identify the bias in front of them and race to execute trades. They are doing themselves and those counting on their success a disservice. Traders that are successful using Xard’s system look at a chart and immediately know if they are waiting for buy or sell setups. If, for whatever reason…consolidation, wild swings, too many beers…the bias can’t be seen, we simply move to another chart or step away from the computer. Traders must put as much or more emphasis on learning to identify the bias as they do learning trade execution. If not, you will spend your sessions under stress and blow accounts. You will never learn how to be patient in your trading because you won’t know what you’re waiting for. It will be a constant back and forth exercise of buying and selling, while watching the account wither away.

Be disciplined and identify the trend. Now your mind is more clear because you can concentrate on one side of the equation.

Topguy7 wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2024 2:51 pm Thanks for this clear word. please can you confirm if i'm right with the following steps in deciding directional bias.
sema up arrow with a blue triange which is confirmed with crosing of 200 ema ? if you can give more details i would be glad. used it yesterday and got some good results bu want to be sure im doing the right thin. Thanks.