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Good, currently I only use XAUUSD in M15, more assertive for me

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Advisor name: Golden Pickaxe Release year: 2022 Currency pairs: XAUUSD Timeframe: M1 Trading hours: 24 hours a day Description: Golden Pickaxe is a mean-reversion grid trading system that uses machine learning technology to place potentially highly profitable trades in the gold market. It uses...

in my tests, in XAU M5 it only picks up signals from NY session never during news.

Description: The best indicator to predict trend movement. This indicator never lags, never repaints and never paints in the opposite direction. and give the arrow to buy and sell before the candle appears and it will help you and make your trading decisions clearer, it works on all currencies...

Yes, it is recommended to only make entries during the NY session and never operate during news. I currently use M15.

enable scan

To change the TF I already answered here, see the photos above, there is no option to choose the pairs, just the number of pairs that the indicator will monitor.

It is one of the triggers for entering the operation, in general it is possible to make a profit.

yes

For me it has worked well this week, acceptable profit, even with the red screen that sometimes appears the EA continues to work.

unlimited

yes, activate the scan for the indicator to monitor all pairs, or just place it on the desired pair and deactivate the scan.

I use the default configuration in M5 and I only changed the TFs as shown in the image.

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today's signal on XAUUSD.

TPSpro RFI Levels A key element in trading is zones or levels from which decisions to buy or sell a trading instrument are made. Despite attempts by major players to conceal their presence in the market, they inevitably leave traces. Our task was to learn how to identify these traces and...

I don't have the percentage of accuracy yet, I'm still testing, but it's quite satisfactory.

no