I added some functionality to the standard Tick Counter which comes with NT. The Tick Counter Custom allows you to set the size and font for the tick counter.
Additional Functionality:
I like to enter a trade when the tick count gets below a 100 ticks left on the current bar. However, watching the tick count was always cumbersome. So, I added functionality which changes the color of the bar once the tick count gets less than 100 ticks. Use the TickChange in the parameters to set to your custom level. The color of the bar is can be set to your preference.
Notes:
The % left no longer functions properly. So don't use it!!
If you don't want to use the warning bar color simply set it to 1.
More improvements to come!
Updates:
Ver1.2
Note: found a bug in ver1.1 code related to changing the Font. It seems when another indicator is added the tick counter disappears. Simplified this version to changing just the Font Size.
December 22nd, 2012
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Silver Dragon
This is the initial release of a NinjaTrader CORREL factor function. This function is similar to Excel's CORREL function but it allows you to find the correlation factor between two indicators as a function of time over a defined period.
February 26th, 2014
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NJAMC
gbBuySellPressure, Ver 1.0, TraderGB, June 4, 2021
Make sure you have Tick Replay on when using this indicator.
Description: This is the stock NT8 BuySellPressure indicator with the following modifications (requested by cshrum):
1) Re-scaled between -100 and +100 (was between 0 and 100)
2) Buy pressure appears above zero and sell pressure appears below zero
3) Changed line sytle from line to bar
4) Added addtional reference lines (+50 to +100 and -50 to -100)
5) Added divergence marker on price panel (optional)
6) Added divergence marker on pressure panel (optional)
June 4th, 2021
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TraderGB
This is different fill type that I use when testing stocks. Whatever you set for slippage in the strategy analyzer will be applied as a percentage.
Ex: If you set 0.005 for slippage, it will apply 0.5% slippage to each transaction.
I find this more useful than the default tick or price based fill types, since this helps normalize the slippage across stocks with a wide range of values. If going long, the slippage is defined as either 0.5% or the next high, whichever is greater (same as the default slippage calc from NT). For low priced stocks, it also applies a minimum of $0.01/share.
Note that for a typical stock, 0.5% is quite conservative. 0.3% would probably even be a bit high (But obviously that depends on your strategy).
January 30th, 2015
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larrybetsy
Decycler indicators Exported with NinjaTrader 7.0.1000.30
Note: The download on this entry and the one on the SimpleDecycler entry are the same and contain both indicators.
Revised 11/1/15
Revisions:
1 Ability to change plot colors and line widths.
2. Remove all code related to the signals produced for Bloodhound.
Another indicator which contains Bloodhound signals will be posted on the Bloodhound thread here.
3. Add basic signal codes to replace the Bloodhound codes.
4. Correct minor problem in code in formula calculation
5. Change the percent parameter to accept the more standard notation xx.y (%).
>>>End Revisions 11/1/15<<<
The two indicators provided, the Decycler Oscillator and the Simple Decycler, are based on the writing of John F. Ehlers published in the September 20015 issue of Stocks & Commodities magazine. The implementation used as the basis for this version was provided by NinjaTrader(NT). Although both indicators are contained in the download they are described separately. This entry describes the DecyclerOscillator.
The screenshot shows the DecyclerOscillator with modified version of the SimpleDecycler set to appear like the NT provided version (which can be downloaded here). Installing the NT version will not disturb the indicators provided as they are prefixed with “fpg”.
In the article Mr. Ehlers describes a class of filters known as high-pass filters which “allow the high-frequency components in the data to pass through to the filter output, and reject the low-frequency components”. He goes on further stating, “Since high-pass filters have very little lag, here is the trick to computing a decycler: Subtract the high-pass filter output from the data input.” This is performed in the partner indicator, the SimpleDecycler. He also states that, “You can virtually eliminate lag by getting rid of those low-frequency components.”. Both indicators contain the same algorithm (which is left to the interested math and EE gurus to figure out what he is doing) for identifying the high-pass frequencies.
The article states that the oscillator is useful when two instances , with different parameters, are placed in the same sub-graph. The NT implementation requires this to be done manually which, among other things this modification can do optionally. There are 2 controlling parameters, the HPPeriod (default 125) and the K value (default 1). According to the article, “The second instance is plotted at 80% of the HPPeriod with an input K value of 1.2. The basic idea is to compensate for a 20% reduction in cycle period with a 20% increase in the amplitude swing (the K value) of the indicator.”.
Ehlers notes that “there will always be some whipsaw conditions, but these are relatively easy to remove with other conditional statements in the code.”. Unfortunately he does not offer any suggestions here. Another important item to note, the default HPPeriod is set to the value of a half year on a day chart, likely being used for detecting cycle reversals on stocks. However as further stated in the article, “Decyclers and decycler oscillators can be used over a very wide range of input filter parameters”, but here too he offers no suggestions. This will be an experiment to be conducted by the user. However, setting it too low does introduce choppiness.
Enhancements:
1. The ability to request either the Slow, Fast, or Both plots (the “Plots Type” option).
2. Automatically adjust the fast indicator parameters by the specified percent (the “Percent” option) or to use the parameters specified by the user (the “ AsSpecified” option).
3. Three signaling options are provided: Off, Basic, and Extended (experimental for Bloodhound users). The Basic option provides the standard IntSeries values for the crossing (1, 0, -1). Extended signaling is described in the BloodHound thread here.
4. Optional smoothing for both the Fast and Slow Plots
Caution:
If the Extended signaling option is selected additional but non-conflicting signals are sent to the same IntSeries used by the Basic signaling option.
Credits with my thanks to:
1. @Zondor and @Aligator for a formula used in the Extended signaling
2. @Jack22 for the formula and supporting code.
Change Log
9/29/2015 :- Initial release
10/1/2015 :- Correct error in algorithm code for calculating Fast plot in DecyclerOscillator
11/1/2015 :- Revisions are described at the top of this page
November 5th, 2015
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Cheech
Zombie Pack 7 includes Zombie BarTimer, Zombie Candles Plain, Zombie Levels, Zombie NetPriceChange, Zombie PowerLine1/2, Zombie PriceInfo, Zombie TMA Bands, Zombie Trail, and Zombie ZigZag indicators. Zombie TMA Bands and Zombie ZigZag had significant contributions from other authors.
- Zombie BarTimer shows the remaining time on the current bar before it closes.
- Zombie Candles Plain provide classic candle colors with the ability to change to candle outline and body colors
- Zombie Levels includes horizontal lines for Pivot Points and Previous H/L/C
- Zombie Net Price Change shows the percentage difference from previous session close price
- Zombie PowerLine 1/2 identifies the middle of a range and can draw attention early to a structure change
- Zombie PriceInfo provides PnL for any open positions and pricing for the current instrument
- Zombie TMA Bands help with trend identification and overbought vs oversold (my preference over Keltner Bands)
- Zombie Wave 1/2 identifies pullback areas often of supply & demand zones
- Zombie Trail helps to identify new micro trends (includes setup alerts and sound file)
- Zombie ZigZag helps identify swing highs & lows
March 19th, 2023
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xplorer
Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.9
BabyBlue Line
An independently created Indie based on the midnight market price of your desired instrument.
Midnight in the City of London (Blue) / Midnight in the City of New York (Red) / MiDline Pivot (Yellow)
Yes, the forecast indicated in the upper right corner of your chart is a part of the "heads up" strategy based on the relationship of the aforementioned prices!
It has proven to be a very profitable intraday trading indicator. Time charts only (5min-10min-15min-30min-60min)
You can adjust the MidLevel time to either start with the Blue or the Red line.
Remember, the Mid Level becomes the next day's pivot level!!
This indie keeps evolving so do check the thread for an update!
Test and reTest the BBlueLine, otherwise this indicator is not for you.
SHORT webinar-gabinar re: the BBlue [COLOR=#0066cc]http://www.htech.net/blue/[/COLOR]
P.S.
The amount of the "Blue Line" days is adjustable, 1-5.
"Start Time" is the NYSE Open (630 PST / 930 EST)
December 8th, 2019 03:36 PM Texsus This is amazing. I There any documentation that I can read about it?
Thank you
March 21st, 2015 08:48 PM panamajack Thanks I just saw the notes on the original Zig-Zag - VWAP below - excellent work and thanks for all of your hard work
PanakaJack
March 4th, 2015 09:57 PM adpras16 Thanks in advance garry, can u explain what strategies to use this indicator?
February 8th, 2015 04:00 AM dorony i can not compile this
December 29th, 2022 05:37 PM sigmatrader This can be useful with its normalization and divergence.
January 28th, 2022 02:48 PM mjones11 Excellent indicator!!
June 8th, 2021 10:55 AM bmaran Thanks for this indicator. I am testing this and I see the triangles for divergence on the top panel are printing only o
n refresh. Also I have noticed that short divergence are not printing always.