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philloo

Multi System for Universal System Dr. Clayburg

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Hi

 

I would like to know if some person can program this add-on. It seem that in the past Doc have done the work. Go to this page

hxxp://www.clayburg.com/omw_abstract.html

 

It give a idea of what the paralell function work. I look at the webinar that was giving yesterday. And it's seem that doc program only the entry in the fuction and the start time end time and close time. The rest I think it's just a bluff.

 

If you look at the code it's seem not to complicate for what he is selling his stuff. Sometime, I think that they are ripping off person with the price.

thank

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It's seem we don't have a lot of people that was intested to code multi system indicator. I have a pretty nice multisystem that I develop.

 

I put for inputs:

Start_time

End_time

close_time

tickzise:put 0.5 for ES, 0.2 for TF,2 for Ym etc. I don't how I come to that conclusion but it's seem that my code miss some tick each trade. I really don't know why. I code this function with print log and I came to that conclusion. Try it, change the value and you will see that putting 2 tick in this inputs you would have pretty much what you will do in real world.

Plus, 40 inputs that you can put.

 

Warning it's doesn't replicate perflecly the universal equity curve. But very close to it. I didn't put (average,3) or limit order. Just close on this bar that it. No problem with intrabar generation in backtesting and real trade.

I have clone the universal system perfectly to compare the result of my indicator and the system. No stop loss at all, no target like the add-on of Doc, clayburg. But better equity curve indicator. Much more acurate in term of real trade and equity curve. And for nothing 0$, FREE, NADA. We will see if Doc, take my code and sell after for 4000$ each peace. :crap: HaHa I will check this in couple of week.

 

 

And If some of people on the forum want to put extra thing or fixe some bugs please please be free to do it.

 

ANd thank for you time.:crap: to read me.

 

philloo Power

 

Indicator:


inputs:Start_time(1000),End_time(1500),Close_time(1500),tick_size(0.5),B1_1(20),S1_1(14),B2_1(10),S2_1(10),B1_2(1),s1_2(1),b2_2(1),s2_2(1);
inputs:B1_3(1),s1_3(1),b2_3(1),s2_3(1),B1_4(1),s1_4(1),b2_4(1),s2_4(1),B1_5(1),s1_5(1),b2_5(1),s2_5(1),B1_6(1),s1_6(1),b2_6(1),s2_6(1),B1_7(1),s1_7(1),b2_7(1),s2_7(1);
inputs:B1_8(1),s1_8(1),b2_8(1),s2_8(1),B1_9(1),s1_9(1),b2_9(1),s2_9(1),B1_10(1),s1_10(1),b2_10(1),s2_10(1),B1_11(1),s1_11(1),b2_11(1),s2_11(1);
inputs:B1_12(1),s1_12(1),b2_12(1),s2_12(1),B1_13(1),s1_13(1),b2_13(1),s2_13(1),B1_14(1),s1_14(1),b2_14(1),s2_14(1),B1_15(1),s1_15(1),b2_15(1),s2_15(1);
inputs:B1_16(1),s1_16(1),b2_16(1),s2_16(1),B1_17(1),s1_17(1),b2_17(1),s2_17(1),B1_18(1),s1_18(1),b2_18(1),s2_18(1),B1_19(1),s1_19(1),b2_19(1),s2_19(1);
inputs:B1_20(1),s1_20(1),b2_20(1),s2_20(1),B1_21(1),s1_21(1),b2_21(1),s2_21(1),B1_22(1),s1_22(1),b2_22(1),s2_22(1),B1_23(1),s1_23(1),b2_23(1),s2_23(1);
inputs:B1_24(1),s1_24(1),b2_24(1),s2_24(1),B1_25(1),s1_25(1),b2_25(1),s2_25(1),B1_26(1),s1_26(1),b2_26(1),s2_26(1),B1_27(1),s1_27(1),b2_27(1),s2_27(1);
inputs:B1_28(1),s1_28(1),b2_28(1),s2_28(1),B1_29(1),s1_29(1),b2_29(1),s2_29(1),B1_30(1),s1_30(1),b2_30(1),s2_30(1),B1_31(1),s1_31(1),b2_31(1),s2_31(1);
inputs:B1_32(1),s1_32(1),b2_32(1),s2_32(1),B1_33(1),s1_33(1),b2_33(1),s2_33(1),B1_34(1),s1_34(1),b2_34(1),s2_34(1),B1_35(1),s1_35(1),b2_35(1),s2_35(1);
inputs:B1_36(1),s1_36(1),b2_36(1),s2_36(1),B1_37(1),s1_37(1),b2_37(1),s2_37(1),B1_38(1),s1_38(1),b2_38(1),s2_38(1),B1_39(1),s1_39(1),b2_39(1),s2_39(1);
inputs:B1_40(1),s1_40(1),b2_40(1),s2_40(1);

array: BSys[8](0),BSysT[8](0),BSys1[8](0),BSysT1[8](0),BSys2[8](0),BSysT2[8](0),BSys3[8](0),BSysT3[8](0),BSys4[8](0),BSysT4[8](0);

BSys[1]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_1,s1_1,b2_1,s2_1);
BSys[2]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_2,s1_2,b2_2,s2_2);
BSys[3]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_3,s1_3,b2_3,s2_3);
BSys[4]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_4,s1_4,b2_4,s2_4);
BSys[5]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_5,s1_5,b2_5,s2_5);
BSys[6]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_6,s1_6,b2_6,s2_6);
BSys[7]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_7,s1_7,b2_7,s2_7);
BSys[8]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_8,s1_8,b2_8,s2_8);
BSys1[1]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_9,s1_9,b2_9,s2_9);
BSys1[2]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_10,s1_10,b2_10,s2_10);
BSys1[3]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_11,s1_11,b2_11,s2_11);
BSys1[4]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_12,s1_12,b2_12,s2_12);
BSys1[5]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_13,s1_13,b2_13,s2_13);
BSys1[6]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_14,s1_14,b2_14,s2_14);
BSys1[7]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_15,s1_15,b2_15,s2_15);
BSys1[8]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_16,s1_16,b2_16,s2_16);
BSys2[1]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_17,s1_17,b2_17,s2_17);
BSys2[2]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_18,s1_18,b2_18,s2_18);
BSys2[3]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_19,s1_19,b2_19,s2_19);
BSys2[4]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_20,s1_20,b2_20,s2_20);
BSys2[5]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_21,s1_21,b2_21,s2_21);
BSys2[6]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_22,s1_22,b2_22,s2_22);
BSys2[7]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_23,s1_23,b2_23,s2_23);
BSys2[8]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_24,s1_24,b2_24,s2_24);
BSys3[1]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_25,s1_25,b2_25,s2_25);
BSys3[2]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_26,s1_26,b2_26,s2_26);
BSys3[3]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_27,s1_27,b2_27,s2_27);
BSys3[4]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_28,s1_28,b2_28,s2_28);
BSys3[5]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_29,s1_29,b2_29,s2_29);
BSys3[6]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_30,s1_30,b2_30,s2_30);
BSys3[7]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_31,s1_31,b2_31,s2_31);
BSys3[8]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_32,s1_32,b2_32,s2_32);
BSys4[1]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_33,s1_33,b2_33,s2_33);
BSys4[2]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_34,s1_34,b2_34,s2_34);
BSys4[3]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_35,s1_35,b2_35,s2_35);
BSys4[4]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_36,s1_36,b2_36,s2_36);
BSys4[5]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_37,s1_37,b2_37,s2_37);
BSys4[6]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_38,s1_38,b2_38,s2_38);
BSys4[7]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_39,s1_39,b2_39,s2_39);
BSys4[8]= multisystem(start_time,end_time,close_time,tick_size,B1_40,s1_40,b2_40,s2_40);

If BSys[1] <> BSys[1][1] then BSysT[1]  =  BSys[1];
If BSys[2] <> BSys[2][1] then BSysT[2]  =  BSys[2];
If BSys[3] <> BSys[3][1] then BSysT[3]  =  BSys[3];
If BSys[4] <> BSys[4][1] then BSysT[4]  =  BSys[4];
If BSys[5] <> BSys[5][1] then BSyst[5]  =  BSys[5];
If BSys[6] <> BSys[6][1] then BSysT[6]  =  BSys[6];
If BSys[7] <> BSys[7][1] then BSysT[7]  =  BSys[7];
If BSys[8] <> BSys[8][1] then BSysT[8]  =  BSys[8];
If BSys1[1] <> BSys1[1][1] then BSysT1[1]  =  BSys1[1];
If BSys1[2] <> BSys1[2][1] then BSysT1[2]  =  BSys1[2];
If BSys1[3] <> BSys1[3][1] then BSysT1[3]  =  BSys1[3];
If BSys1[4] <> BSys1[4][1] then BSysT1[4]  =  BSys1[4];
If BSys1[5] <> BSys1[5][1] then BSysT1[5]  =  BSys1[5];
If BSys1[6] <> BSys1[6][1] then BSysT1[6]  =  BSys1[6];
If BSys1[7] <> BSys1[7][1] then BSysT1[7]  =  BSys1[7];
If BSys1[8] <> BSys1[8][1] then BSysT1[8]  =  BSys1[8];
If BSys2[1] <> BSys2[1][1] then BSysT2[1]  =  BSys2[1];
If BSys2[2] <> BSys2[2][1] then BSysT2[2]  =  BSys2[2];
If BSys2[3] <> BSys2[3][1] then BSysT2[3]  =  BSys2[3];
If BSys2[4] <> BSys2[4][1] then BSysT2[4]  =  BSys2[4];
If BSys2[5] <> BSys2[5][1] then BSysT2[5]  =  BSys2[5];
If BSys2[6] <> BSys2[6][1] then BSysT2[6]  =  BSys2[6];
If BSys2[7] <> BSys2[7][1] then BSysT2[7]  =  BSys2[7];
If BSys2[8] <> BSys2[8][1] then BSysT2[8]  =  BSys2[8];
If BSys3[1] <> BSys3[1][1] then BSysT3[1]  =  BSys3[1];
If BSys3[2] <> BSys3[2][1] then BSysT3[2]  =  BSys3[2];
If BSys3[3] <> BSys3[3][1] then BSysT3[3]  =  BSys3[3];
If BSys3[4] <> BSys3[4][1] then BSysT3[4]  =  BSys3[4];
If BSys3[5] <> BSys3[5][1] then BSyst3[5]  =  BSys3[5];
If BSys3[6] <> BSys3[6][1] then BSysT3[6]  =  BSys3[6];
If BSys3[7] <> BSys3[7][1] then BSysT3[7]  =  BSys3[7];
If BSys3[8] <> BSys3[8][1] then BSysT3[8]  =  BSys3[8];
If BSys4[1] <> BSys4[1][1] then BSysT4[1]  =  BSys4[1];
If BSys4[2] <> BSys4[2][1] then BSysT4[2]  =  BSys4[2];
If BSys4[3] <> BSys4[3][1] then BSysT4[3]  =  BSys4[3];
If BSys4[4] <> BSys4[4][1] then BSysT4[4]  =  BSys4[4];
If BSys4[5] <> BSys4[5][1] then BSyst4[5]  =  BSys4[5];
If BSys4[6] <> BSys4[6][1] then BSysT4[6]  =  BSys4[6];
If BSys4[7] <> BSys4[7][1] then BSysT4[7]  =  BSys4[7];
If BSys4[8] <> BSys4[8][1] then BSysT4[8]  =  BSys4[8];

Plot1(BSysT[1],"BSys1");
Plot2(BSysT[2],"BSys2");
Plot3(BSysT[3],"BSys3");
Plot4(BSysT[4],"BSys4");
Plot5(BSysT[5],"BSys5");
Plot6(BSysT[6],"BSys6");
Plot7(BSysT[7],"BSys7");
Plot8(BSysT[8],"BSys8");
Plot9(BSysT1[1],"BSys9");
Plot10(BSysT1[2],"BSys10");
Plot11(BSysT1[3],"BSys11");
Plot12(BSysT1[4],"BSys12");
Plot13(BSysT1[5],"BSys13");
Plot14(BSysT1[6],"BSys14");
Plot15(BSysT1[7],"BSys15");
Plot16(BSysT1[8],"BSys16");
Plot17(BSysT2[1],"BSys17");
Plot18(BSysT2[2],"BSys18");
Plot19(BSysT2[3],"BSys19");
Plot20(BSysT2[4],"BSys20");
Plot21(BSysT2[5],"BSys21");
Plot22(BSysT2[6],"BSys22");
Plot23(BSysT2[7],"BSys23");
Plot24(BSysT2[8],"BSys24");
Plot25(BSysT3[1],"BSys25");
Plot26(BSysT3[2],"BSys26");
Plot27(BSysT3[3],"BSys27");
Plot28(BSysT3[4],"BSys28");
Plot29(BSysT3[5],"BSys29");
Plot30(BSysT3[6],"BSys30");
Plot31(BSysT3[7],"BSys31");
Plot32(BSysT3[8],"BSys32");
Plot33(BSysT4[1],"BSys33");
Plot34(BSysT4[2],"BSys34");
Plot35(BSysT4[3],"BSys35");
Plot36(BSysT4[4],"BSys36");
Plot37(BSysT4[5],"BSys37");
Plot38(BSysT4[6],"BSys38");
Plot39(BSysT4[7],"BSys39");
Plot40(BSysT4[8],"BSys40");

 

function:multisystem

 

Inputs: Start_time(numeric),End_time(Numeric),Close_time(numeric),Tick_size(numeric),B1(numericsimple),s1(numericsimple),b2(numericsimple),S2(numericsimple);

variables: var1(false),ttl(false),tts(false),bpt1(0),bpt2(0);
variables: profitl(0),profittotal(0),profits(0);

if TIME >= Start_time AND TIME <= end_time then var1 = TRUE ;
if TIME < Start_time OR TIME > end_time then var1 = FALSE ;
if TIME >= close_time then var1 = FALSE ;

if DATE <> DATE[1] then 
begin
value1=0;
ttl=false;
tts=false;
bpt1=0;
bpt2=0;
profitl=0;
profits=0;
profittotal=0;
end;

condition1= (Momentum (CLOSE, B1) > 0 AND RSI (CLOSE, b2) CROSS UNDER 60) ;
condition2= (Momentum (CLOSE, s1) < 0 AND RSI (CLOSE, S2) CROSS OVER 40) ;

If condition1=true then begin 
If var1=true then
begin

ttl=true;
tts=false;
end;
end;


If condition2=true then begin 
If var1=true then
begin
tts=true;
ttl=false;
end;
end;




If  ttl=true and ttl[1]=false then
begin
bpt1=close-profits[1]-tick_size;
end;

If  tts=true and tts[1]  =false then
begin
bpt2=close+profitl[1]+tick_size;
end;

If tts=true  then
begin
profits=bpt2-close;
profitl=0;
end;

If ttl=true  then
begin
profitl=close-bpt1;
profits=0;
end;

If var1=true then
begin
profittotal=profits+profitl;
end;

value1=profittotal;
multisystem=value1;

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multisystem.pla

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Thank in advanced who will comment on my code. Here the code that will let you put the price on the chart. Warning the line Text_Setsize function doesn't work in tradestation. Too bad for tradestation.

 

if Var2=1 AND Var2[1] <> 1 THEN begin

Signal_long = Text_New (Date, Time, Low * text_offset_buy, numtostr( entryprice, text_digits)); 
Text_SetColor(Signal_long,cyan);
Text_SetSize(Signal_long,14);
end;

if Var2=0 AND Var2[1] = 1 THEN begin
Signal_close = Text_New(Date, Time, high * text_offset_sell, numtostr( exitprice(1), text_digits));
Text_SetColor(Signal_close,yellow);
Text_SetSize(Signal_close,14);
end;


if Var2=-1 AND Var2[1] <>-1  THEN
begin 
Signal_short = Text_New(Date, Time, Low * text_offset_buy, numtostr( entryprice, text_digits)); 
Text_SetColor(Signal_short,red);
Text_SetSize(Signal_short,14);
end;

if Var2=0 AND Var2[1] =- 1 THEN begin
Signal_close = Text_New(Date, Time, high * text_offset_sell, numtostr( exitprice(1), text_digits));
Text_SetColor(Signal_close,yellow);
Text_SetSize(Signal_close,14);
end;

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I forgot to put the variables on the other post. The code must be put after the target reach. No aaa, I cannot post all what I have. I was generous to give something in retrun. Because some people inspired me and I was thinking to regive back a little bit.

 

After the line Buytocover or sell next bar, you have to put the code after

 

If mp=-1 then

begin

buytocover orSell next bar

end;

 

Now you put the code there.

 

VAriables: text_offset_buy (0.9985), text_offset_sell (1.0015), text_digits(4),Signal_long(0),Signal_close(0),Signal_short(0);




if Var2=1 AND Var2[1] <> 1 THEN begin

Signal_long = Text_New (Date, Time, Low * text_offset_buy, numtostr( entryprice, text_digits)); 
Text_SetColor(Signal_long,cyan);
Text_SetSize(Signal_long,14);
end;

if Var2=0 AND Var2[1] = 1 THEN begin
Signal_close = Text_New(Date, Time, high * text_offset_sell, numtostr( exitprice(1), text_digits));
Text_SetColor(Signal_close,yellow);
Text_SetSize(Signal_close,14);
end;


if Var2=-1 AND Var2[1] <>-1  THEN
begin 
Signal_short = Text_New(Date, Time, Low * text_offset_buy, numtostr( entryprice, text_digits)); 
Text_SetColor(Signal_short,red);
Text_SetSize(Signal_short,14);
end;

if Var2=0 AND Var2[1] =- 1 THEN begin
Signal_close = Text_New(Date, Time, high * text_offset_sell, numtostr( exitprice(1), text_digits));
Text_SetColor(Signal_close,yellow);
Text_SetSize(Signal_close,14);
end;

Edited by philloo
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I'm very intrigued by the Universal System concept. Does anyone have EasyLanguage code or an ELD for it so I can experiment with it on different instruments and intervals. MultiCharts code would be fantastic too. Let's restart the dialogue on this thread. Thanks for the input so far...

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I'm very intrigued by the Universal System concept. Does anyone have EasyLanguage code or an ELD for it so I can experiment with it on different instruments and intervals. MultiCharts code would be fantastic too. Let's restart the dialogue on this thread. Thanks for the input so far...

 

The Universal System is not much of a trading system. I've experimented with it. You have to optimize it for a market and timeframe, then re optimize every so often. I would say, don't waste your time.

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    • Date: 18th February 2025.   UK Unemployment Rate Falls and The Pound Spikes Upwards.     The British Pound spikes upwards against all currencies as the UK releases its employment data. However, the latest employment data release does not give long-term confidence as the UK continues to see a higher possibility of economic stagnation in 2025. Can the GBP maintain momentum?   UK Releases Latest Employment Data! The UK employment data had its positive and negative points. The Monthly Unemployment Claims rose 22,000 which is at a 3 month high, and higher than analysts’ previous expectations. This is known to be negative for the British Pound. However, the UK also saw some positive data which investors are clinging onto. The UK Unemployment Rate fell for the first time since October 2024. The UK Unemployment Rate, to the surprise of analysts, fell from 4.5% to 4.4%. Lastly, the Average UK Salaries Index rose to 6.00%, the highest in 13 months and higher than previous expectations. This is the main reason why the GBP is increasing in value. That said, the Bank of England and economists continue to expect the UK to witness stagnation in 2025.     The British Pound The British Pound is now one of the best-performing currencies of the day so far. The US Dollar and Japanese Yen are also strongly increasing in value. The Governor of the Bank of England, Mr Bailey, is due to speak at 09:30 GMT and is likely to comment on the latest employment data.   Previously, Bailey described the UK’s economic growth as “static,” despite stronger-than-expected Q4 2024 data—0.1% growth instead of the forecasted –0.1% quarterly and 1.4% annually versus the expected 1.1%. Meanwhile, the BoE revised its 2025 GDP growth forecast down to 0.75% from 1.0% in November. Traders are also hoping Governor Bailey will comment on the possible future rate cuts.   Tomorrow at 09:00 (GMT+2), the UK will release January inflation data. Analysts expect the annual CPI to rise from 2.5% to 2.8%, while monthly prices may drop by 0.3% after a similar increase in December. The Core CPI is projected to climb from 3.2% to 3.6%.   When evaluating the GBP Index, the GBP is currently trading 0.95% higher in 2025. However, the upward price movement is largely due to last week’s Gross Domestic Product which beat expectations. The performance of the GBP will also depend on whether the US imposes tariffs. Additionally, pressure on the UK to increase defence spending could further strain the country's already scrutinized budget.   GBPUSD - Technical Analysis and Price Condition The GBPUSD is trading above the main moving averages on the 2-hour timeframe and is trading high on most oscillators. These factors indicate that the buyers are currently controlling momentum, but traders are concerned about two factors. The first is that the GBPUSD is struggling to break above the 1.26300 level and the fact that both the USD and GBP is simultaneously increasing in value. As both currencies are increasing in value, technical analysts view the price action as conflicting. On the 5-minute chart, the GBPUSD is trading at the 200-bar average price movement indicating a neutral signal. This also follows the concerns of traders that the price action is conflicting.     If the price breaks above 1.25918, the GBPUSD may witness sell signals materialize. However, if the price breaks above 1.26200, buy signals may arise which will also be in line with the indications on the 2-hour timeframe.   Key Takeaway Points: GBP rises as the UK employment data lifts GBP, but stagnation concerns remain. UK Salaries hit a 13-month high, boosting the Pound. The Bank of England Governor, Mr Bailey may hint at future rate cuts and advises the UK will witness economic stagnation. The key risks for the GBP remain inflation data, US tariffs, and UK defence spending pressure. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business.   Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report.   Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar.   Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding of how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE!   Click HERE to READ more Market news.   Michalis Efthymiou HFMarkets   Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. 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