If anyone is interested, here is the updated Round Levels indicator with those redundant lines of code removed and the zones extending as far right as possible even on a fully zoomed out chart.

You are correct! Those lines don't do anything useful.

And here is my contribution to the round levels indicator. It is mainly for zones, but can be configure for pure levels. This is how I usually apply it: image

I am updating my Market Profile indicator with various settings regartding how Saturday/Sunday sessions are treated and need a broker with a long Saturday session, but not a 24-hour one (like I can get with cryptocurrencies).

The closest to Sydney timezone I have been able to find is GMT+9 (Tokyo/Korea) at NatureForex. That's after checking 200+ brokers. Was anyone able to find an MT4 server with Sydney's GMT+11? I need it for testing purposes.

There is such thing as a no-spread accounts or instruments offered by some brokers. Obviously, they are accompanied by significantly increased commission to compensate the broker for the risks of widened market spreads. I am using a no-spread ...

Any idea why this line returns zero? hSession = InternetOpenA(internetAgent, INTERNET_OPEN_TYPE_DIRECT, "0", "0", 0);

Thanks to Johnny for reporting and to FerruFx for offering a hotfix! However, it would just remove the zero-divide problem, while the actual bug was much deeper. Here is the fixed code: ...

In the thread's first post you say take-profit should be set to 120 pips, but the last rule in "How to trade" says "If trade succeeds, let it run for 150 pips". I am confused. Should I enter again after 120 pips TP is hit and set TP to 150 pips?

I have just closed all my longs. My broker had suddenly switched to negative swap on long EUR/CHF, so I no longer see any point in holding. It have been interesting 3 years. Good luck with your longs!

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SNB's wording has changed and became more hawkish compared to June statement. Was: Now: Should be bullish for EUR/CHF.

As far as I know, some of them use url and others use Bloomberg for their forecasts.

Why? A random strategy has a negative expectation in Forex due to broker's spread/commission.

That would squeeze the long-side speculators out, adding even more pressure on EUR/CHF. That's not what SNB wants.

The meeting and the rate announcement will be on Tuesday. I don't know what is planned for Thursday.

Meeting is the most important event, but market participants do not know anything about the Meeting until the Statement is released, usually immediately after the Meeting. Minutes offer a more detailed information about the meeting and opinions of ...

The second picture looks wide enough for me (it is wider than my screen at least). You can always zoom in and out of the charts in MT4 if you want to make bars or candlesticks wider or narrower.

The Foreign Exchange Matrix: A new framework for understanding currency movements by Barbara Rockefeller and Vicki Schmelzer

In my opinion they will only remove it when their macroeconomic indicators return back to normal (2% inflation with some reasonable GDP growth with low unemployment). Will it happen in two years? Likely, but not definitely.