Translate the following HTML to English, preserving the HTML format, with standard decoding applied before translation: 無料インジケーターの紹介と上沼恵美子さんの・・・
Recently the topic of Kamiyama Emiko has been all over the news, but truth be told, the site administrator knows the son of Emiko Kamiyama.
Before that, a quick self-introduction: I am a former Self-Defense Forces officer (an executive officer, to be precise), who participated in the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, the Aum case, and the Great East Japan Earthquake.
After leaving the Self-Defense Forces, I ended up involved in FX, which brings us to the present. (Really simple...)
With readers recognizing me as a former officer, I will move on to the content of the title.
Emiko Kamiyama’s son is actually a former member of the Self-Defense Forces.
When I was in Itami for a training camp for the officer examination, I met him several times, and he looked exactly like Emiko Kamiyama (lol).
I don’t clearly remember his full name, but was it Kamiyama Tarou or something? You might think he’s the rich kid’s son, but he was quite physically strong and a promising new recruit, as I recall.
He seems to have retired already, though.
Also, I’ve eaten at a cafe inside the Self-Defense Forces with her younger sister, Megumi Yasumi.
So, changing the subject completely, I’ll talk about the free indicators I released this time.
I mentioned the Self-Defense Times at the outset, and the origin of the name for the free indicator... it’s a bit conscious of the Self-Defense Forces.
「Signs to Read: The Principles of the Market for RSI_Divergence」
An indicator that detects RSI divergences, displays them on the chart, and sends alerts and emails.
「Overlooking the Battlefield: RSI-Multi」
Monitors RSI status across multiple timeframes. An indicator that issues alerts and emails when reaching set upper or lower bounds.
These two indicators are displayed in a sub-window.
＜Display Example＞
The top one is “Signs to Read: The Principles of the Market for RSI_Divergence.”
The bottom one is “Overlooking the Battlefield: RSI-Multi.”
Right at this moment, a divergence has occurred on the 15-minute chart of GBP/JPY on Saturday morning (the red indicates it).
Both indicators were developed by skilled technicians after proper payment of development costs.
The aim is to create an image of this site as a resource beneficial to discretionary traders and to increase recognition, so after downloading the free indicators, I would be happy if you could participate in the Popular Blog Ranking by clickinghere.
If the ranking goes up, I will release more free indicators, so I appreciate your support.
Additionally, I would like to introduce another affordable indicator.
Yesterday, I released “Supremacy and Inferiority: MTF-Point.”
This indicator simply evaluates the strength of currencies in numbers and displays it on the chart.
It has the capability to email the current currency strength status at 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour intervals.
＜Display Example＞
I also wanted this indicator to be free, but development costs were substantial, so it is sold for 1,000 yen.
It is about one-tenth the price of other currency strength indicators, so I hope you’ll consider purchasing it.
