Hello Traders, a trader that downloaded the EMASlope indicator asked if the same slope color scheme could be added to the T3 indicator. The T3 is considered a swing indicator which is suitable for all timeframes and trading instruments including forex, stocks, commodities, cryptocurrencies, indices, etc. Presented in 1998 by Tim Tillson, it is also known as the Tillson Moving Average. It was developed to minimize false signals that are common with other MA's... Some traders trade PA above/below, and the more conservative will trade with the slope and PA above/below
Shown is the T3Slope with Period = 55, Tcount 7 and VFactor0.7 on a 144Tick YM Chart.
The slope color in this case, changes at +/-15 degrees and +-45 degrees. The colors can be selected to only change for upslope and downslope or for degress as shown. The background can be set to show slope dependent color and opacity. There is also a button to disable the indicator located on the Time axis. The button has the indicator name and Period on its face. Also there is a label in the right margin that colors with the indicator. All parameters are user selectable
Give it a spin and leave a comment...
Trade Well
Bob
March 6th, 2021
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bobc635
Please post any bugs/feedback you may have in this thread. It also includes more details.
Not 100% sure it counts correctly 100% of the time but so far back tests look promising! It counts it in Mack's style.
Features:
Counting Second Entries
Counting Other Entries
Future Signal and Risk display
The indicator is highly adjustable so that it can fit for other instruments as well
Parameters:
Target: Shows where the future signal will draw the target.
Max Stop: will change the risk to turn magenta if risk exceeds max stop.
Entry Placement: Useful for other instruments. Will only count as an entry if the price is greater than/less than the previous bar's high/low plus the amount of ticks set here.
Stop Placement: Distance from signal bar your stop will be placed.
Margin: Distance from bar the indicator is drawn.
Reset count on DT/DB: allows for the count to reset whenever a double top or double bottom forms
Longs on top/shorts on bottom: Flip placement of entry text
March 6th, 2021
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TraderJZheng
Script: gbMAxMTFx4 (Ver 1.0 by TraderGB, March 2021) Corrected Entry
Description: This indicator will draw four moving averages/filters based on user input. It is mainly used to draw higher frame moving averages/filters on lower frame charts to give reference to market condition (trending, consolidating, etc) from the higher frame perspective. Four averages are used to give some clarity of this. The indicator allows you to choose
from several bar types and averages/filters (see below).
Installation: This file contains four bar types that require a restart of NT after being imported. Bar types are: Reversal, Delta, BetterRenko, and UniRenko. If you already have these, just skip over them during the import. Included in the zip file are many indicators. If you have made any customizations to any of these named scripts, you should consider skipping that particular indicator when it prompts you to [skip or overwrite]. If you have made changes and you overwrite, your custom code is gone. You may want to make a backup copy of your indicator directory before you import just to be on the safe side. You only have to worry about this if the name of a script in this zip file matches one you already have.
Available Bar Types (* non-standard NT bar types; requires installation and restart NT):
Month, Week, Day, Minute, Range, Second, Tick, Volume, Renko, (* Reversal, Delta, BetterRenko, UniRenko)
Updates:
1) The following are set to false. You may want to set them to true and recompile:
Primary Input Parameters:
1) Bar Type (see gbMAxMTFx4_BarTypeEnum enum for list of available bar types)
2) Bar Value
3) Moving Average Type (see gbMAxMTFx4_MATypeEnum enum for list of available averages and filters)
4) Four Moving Average Lengths (Period 1, 2, 3, 4)
Non-Standard NinjaTrader Bar Types Used (you'll need to install these if you don't already have them):
1) Reversal Bars
2) Delta Bars
3) BetterRenko Bars
4) UniRenko Bars
UniRenko Parameters: If using a UniRenko Bar, you'll need to specify the Bar Values in the "Parameters - UniRenko" area.
1) Tick Trend
2) Tick Reversal
3) Open Offset
Limitations:
1) This indicator is not intended to have a frame less that the host chart. This should not present any runtime issues, but be mindful that plots are displayed based on the frame used by the host chart. Thus, if price goes up 10 points and then down 10 points before the host chart bar closes, you're not going to see this. The proper
way to use this indicator is with a higher frame than the host chart (i.e., 10 min indicator on 1 min chart, etc).
2) Most averages require a minimum of 1 period, except for: DeviationScaledMA (2), Holt EMA (2), Kaufman Adaptive MA (5), Linear Regression (2), Percentile (4). If you enter a value less that the minimum, the script will use the minimum but display what you used as input.
3) This script uses averages/filters that mostly use Length as there main input. Indicators such as MAMA and iTrend were not included since they don't use Lenght as an input.
4) Default values are used for parameters in some averages/filters that require more than Length as input, such as: Arnaud Legoux Moving Avg, Butterworth Filter, Deviation Scaled MA, Gaussian Filter, Jurik MA, KaufmanAdaptiveMA, Percentile, Reverse Engineered RSI, and Tillson3 MA.
5) Some averages/filters require a short and long term period as input (i.e., VariableIndexDynamicAverage). In these cases the Length is used as the short-term period and the long-term period is three times the Length.
March 5th, 2021
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TraderGB
The Kalman filter is an algorithm that uses a series of measurements observed over time, containing statistical noise and other inaccuracies. It was originally devised to work with noisy and incomplete data. Mainly designed for and applied in dynamic systems... such as price data on charts.
March 5th, 2021
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TraderGB
Kudos to Gomi, Sim22 and Zondor for this excellent Cumulative Delta indicator. It was modified per NitroG's request so that it would work in NT8 version 8.0.23.1.
On import the indicator will be stored in the Sim22 folder and as Sim22_Delta4 and should not interfere with Sim22_Delta3.
Make sure you have Tick Replay on when using this indicator.
gbZigZagFibExtRet, Ver 1.2, TraderGB, March 21, 2021 [Important Update Ver 1.2...see updates below]
Description:
This is a modification of the ZigZagUTG script that shows Fibonacci retracement and/or extension percentages. The indicator allows you to choose what you want to see (Show Text: None, Retracement, Extension, Both). There are also different options for how you what the indicator to appear on the screen (color, opacity, line width, text offset, show lines in front or behind bars, show: dots, lines, both or none).
Updates:
2021-03-21 (Ver 1.1): Added developing current swing retracement/extension percentages.
2021-06-01 (Ver 1.2): Corrected bug in script where array list disallowed duplicate pivot values. This would cause a miscalculation of the percentage values where there are back to back swing highs or lows with the same value.
March 4th, 2021
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TraderGB
This is my entry to the challenge for the best indicator. While this indicator is nothing flashy like my past indicators, I am submitting it due to the fact that it is a reliable signal.
It is a MACD but calculated using a momentum-adjusted moving average that I call a zero-lag moving average because it is the closest thing I can get to that adjust for the lag in a filter. It works similar to a EMA, but instead of weighting the front end of the indicator to reduce lag (base effect), it adjusts the from on the moving average for a near-term ROC (momentum).
Use wisely!
Cheers,
Sody
APR 26 2021 UPDATE: It came to my attention that the file was a locked DLL, I have corrected the issue, you can now download the source code from here.
February 22nd, 2021
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SodyTexas
Email me for improvements or suggestions
I use it in one of my autostrategies with success. The basic code comes from a Russian expert.
Combined with some trend direction indicator is a powerful tool to see the supply / demand.
Displays the major transactions that have taken place during
short period of time and at the same price (Limit buyer / seller)
Default settings to adjust :
LargeVolume = 500; (adjust to your instrument)
TradeTime = false; (if true plot date/time of large trade)
February 21st, 2021
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bcomas
There is no real download here (the attached file, "cot.txt", is just a dummy file in order to satisfy the requirements of adding an entry).
Just want to highlight the stock Commitment of Traders (COT) indicator that comes with NT8 and how to set it up. emazing was requesting this and didn't know that it was already available. I'm putting it here to alert everyone of this indicator and how to set it up.
Setup:
1) Go to: Tools -> Options -> Market data
2) Once there, click on: Download COT data at startup
3) After doing this, restart NT.
4) Add the COT indicator to a weekly chart (Released every Friday at 3:30pm by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission)
Included here is a weekly chart with the COT indicator.
August 29th, 2021 03:48 AM kcrawford This is my second message dealing with this indicator...Now that I've started using Order Flow, I actually can't find an
y of these trades. What are these 'trades' based on? because they are not individual trades that have printed at any pr
ice. Or am I understanding what this is for wrong?
April 11th, 2021 11:39 AM rgo1 Your Large trades indicator is well done. Thank you
March 30th, 2021 11:34 AM Sezor Great
March 29th, 2021 05:30 PM kcrawford Thanks bcomas for the large trade block indicator. My only real gripe is not being able to change the size/font of the
printed trade itself. Lastly, is there anyway of knowing if this is a buy or sell block? I know all buys and sells end
up with trades, but, it would be nice to know if someone bought or sold the big blocks.