Foundation AFL, MRQ13 of Bangladesh, and New version from HULK

It started 27 July 2010 with this message on traderji : `Hello, Soon The Foundation v14.00 will be launch by me with some changes and additional VAS. Till now “G.Index” was mystery in Chart, now it has been resolve, Few parameters like Volume, Stock, ATR etc.. got tighter for better result.

Add K-Band demanded by some users at here. So are you ready for NEW version?' The post was from HULK. From then Amibroker Fans, including me, are waiting for the release. Almost everyday, there is new request from the forum members. Last week MR HULK gave
a snapshot of the AFL, but yet no AFL! Meanwhile, a forum Member Shamsmomin, most probable from Bangladesh, raised a question this way : `I don't understand how the Foundation is being changed without the naming of the founder himself? I think the creator is MRQ13 from Dhaka, by the way Hulk are you modifying that one?' Quick answer came from another member : `Remix is always better than original one. or it cannot be ignored.' But who is this MRQ13? And Where is? AFL lovers need this genius attention on this regard.

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