ujtrader wrote: Mon Jan 06, 2025 7:31 am The price broke the daily demand zone and did a liquidity sweep.
based on this I was expecting a selling opportunity after a pull back.
but after a few candles, the price came back and reclaimed the daily demand zone.
I decided to look for a buying opportunity during the retest of the demand zone.
Entry Taken-> As the price retested, I entered a buy trade based on the gain pattern and tdi signal
Target Hit-> The trade reached the target, WOW

VZU in new version Tdi is great addon bro Thanks

vzulaks wrote: Sat Jan 04, 2025 11:23 am

2. **If you see a 3-legged box with a green box and red border,**
- This is a key area where "sharks" manipulate the price. The price will often form a complete trend from here.

3. **Using ATS boxes:**
- I use ATS boxes as an additional confirmation of price manipulation rather than trading directly with them.

nguyenlun25118 wrote: Tue Jan 07, 2025 12:42 pm Dear Mr. VZU

So where do we see the 3-legged box at TF, m5, 15m, 30m or H1?

Can you give me an example

Thank you very much

specialkey wrote: Tue Jan 07, 2025 11:30 pm Hi, bros, no one can tell me why indicators with the button spontaneously turn on when changing the timeframe? I mean the indicators Kill-Zones and FVG Imbalance.

Thanks in advance.

vzulaks wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 2:25 am The functional buttons like FVG or Killzone will not automatically activate when you switch to a different timeframe. Only the Murray Math Lines indicator in version 9.1 automatically adjusts and activates when you switch between timeframes.

Piphunterss wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 7:51 pm back again with little feedback the pr indicator shared by vzu works well even though it was recoded i think VZu version is best

vzulaks wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 8:33 pm I attempted to improve the code to draw bars more effectively across timeframes, especially for reversals. Although I tried using Casliostro's code to minimize memory usage and reduce system slowdown, the results were not as expected. I found that the old PR method, despite being slightly laggy, is still more optimal and effective.