Getting started with Hurst Cycles on MT4

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This video explains how to start a Hurst cycles  analysis on an instrument.
The important points are:
1. The Hurst cycles indicator works with all timeframes, after you have initiated them. You must first flip through all the timeframes in MT4 (without the indicator on the chart) to make sure that the data is current.
2. You then start with the longest timeframe chart (the MONTHLY) chart and add the indicator to this chart.
3. Make sure that the setting to "Allow DLL Imports" is checked.
4. After each chart completes the initiation you should switch to the next shorter timeframe.
5. You only need to go down to the H1 timeframe (hourly), at which point the indicator will extend the analysis all the way to the shortest cycle.
6. After that you can switch timeframes as you like, and create additional charts with the same instrument.
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