I've added a couple of extra videos to the Trader Training course that show every W5 that hit Target Zone 1 (TZ1) on: -

• EU Hourly charts between Jan 2013 and Dec 2017
• AU, EU, GU & UJ Daily charts, from 2010 to end 2017

A total of 294 slides that demonstrate how useful eWavesHarmonics can be in your trading.

By carefully reviewing all the slides and noting: -

• ideal W3/W4 moves
• price action at key levels that suggests the end of a W4
• how price moves in a W5 to hit, or surpass, TZ1
• the detailed information on each wave (shown in the top left of the chart)
• confluence of supply and demand zones (and SD flips) for turning and target points

you should be well-placed to look for great setups in the future and have greater confidence in managing your trades.

These videos are only available to traders who have signed up for the course (still free for owners of current eWH and ATM licences). You can get more information on the free forex trading course here, if you haven't signed up already.

That time of year is nearly upon us already - a time for family and celebration, regardless of your faith and beliefs; and a time to take a break from trading, As with every year that passes, this one seems to have passed by quicker than the last but I feel like a lot has been achieved, except for the fully-automated hands-off robot that I intend to complete as part of my New Year's resolutions; perhaps next year ... 

As a thank-you for all your support this year, I've created a new indicator that I hope you'll find useful and am sharing for free.  It's called the Snorm Indi Panel and is intended to provide an at-a-glance view of any signals that your favourite (compatible) indicator shows - it will only work with indicators that use the MetaTrader buffers; like the Auto trading mode of ATM; it won't work with eWavesHarmonics, for example, but I've got another plan for that.

Choose your reference indicator, tell the Indi Panel what buffers to use, set the symbols and colour options and you should get something like below ... (this shows two panels working together, for pin bars and engulfing bars).

The Indi Panel will check for indicator signals on all open charts - you don't need to load the reference indicator on to all the charts, if you don't want to.  You can click on the chart name to open your chosen chart and select a timeframe to change all open charts to the same. Even if you don't want signals from reference indicators, you might find the easy chart and timeframe navigation to be useful.

There is a YouTube video that explains all the options and shows you how to set it up - just go to the free stuff page to view that and download the indicator; I've included a couple of reference indicators and templates, as per the picture, in the download file.

I wish you and yours a very merry Christmas and a most prosperous pip-filled 2018.
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A number of people have reported problems with their MetaTrader on high-resolution monitors this week (e.g. on 4k screens), following a Windows 10 upgrade; buttons, in particular, don't display well.

The fix is quite simple (easier than my previous blog post on this subject): -

• Right-click on either your MT desktop short-cut or the terminal.exe file from your main MetaTrader folder, likely in c:\Program Files (x86)\<your MT folder>
• Select 'Properties'
• Select 'Compatibility'
• Tick the option to 'Override high DPI scaling behaviour...'
• Click 'OK'

All should be good again :)

More info on scaling for high-DPI devices can be found on the MS website