Journal improvements and the original release notes for the trading tools, in the words they shipped with.
First release for NinjaTrader 8, free. Marks the model on your own chart: change of character, fair value gap, retest and confirmation close, with entry, stop, target, key levels and a status panel with the bias on three timeframes. Alerts on every signal, labelled zones, and an optional forward-test log. It never places an order.
First release, free. Trade one NinjaTrader account and copy it to as many of your own accounts as you like: entries, stop, target and every move of them. Size each follower with a multiplier or a fixed number of contracts, set a daily loss stop per follower, and use DryRun to see what it would do before it trades.
A new status panel and a NinjaTrader rule-book switch. The panel now matches the NinjaTrader version: bias pills, the armed setup, open signals in R, recent results, refused and expired setups. Each signal records its grade, a 5-point checklist and the room to its target. A new “rule book” setting makes signals and exits work exactly like NinjaTrader SLM 2.14; left on MT5, nothing changes.
Safer exits, plus the same NinjaTrader rule-book switch. At the end-of-day time, the time exit, or when a trade closes with part of its entry order still waiting, the EA cancels the leftover order and keeps closing until no position and no order is left — even across a terminal restart. A risk-sized trade on a tight stop is now capped at the broker’s volume limit instead of being refused.
The panel is redesigned: equity and today’s P&L up top, a status badge, and a meter for each loss limit showing the money left, with only armed targets listed. New Panel → corner setting puts it in any of the four corners.
The dashboard is restyled in the PFX panel look, with no change to how anything copies. New Size rules setting so presets can carry your rules. Receiver status no longer flickers to STALE when it catches the sender’s file mid-update.
First release on the MQL5 Market. Trade manually, manage automatically: break even, trailing stops, partial closes and an equity guard from one clean panel.
Max daily loss can now be set in money as well as percent — whichever trips first fires. Adds a hard lockout that refuses every new order until the day rolls, rather than relying on you to stop.
Housekeeping, with no change to signals, levels or settings. The version on the panel and in the Experts tab now matches the build you are actually running — two log lines were still printing an older number.
The news guard can now tell “no news due” from “no calendar at all”. Previously a quiet moment and a dead calendar feed looked identical to it, which on a funded account meant real trades held for nothing.
A correctness release from a full audit of the RGM code. An RSI reading of exactly 0 was treated as “no data” rather than fully oversold. Nothing renamed; every saved preset loads unchanged.
Settings dialog tidied, with no change to how anything trades. Every label re-read for clarity — units in brackets, “0 = off” spelled out.
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