Attached is version 2.03. It does NOT work in NT 6.5 but does work in NT 7 with beta 22 or later.
Again, this is a major rewrite. Backup your old copy first, this one will overwrite it. If you don't like the new one you can go back to the old one this way.
There are two parameter options.
Multiplier - 1.0 is normal. If you feel the bands are too tight, you can raise this value, but it will no longer represent the real retracement levels of the daily ATR.
ATR Length - 7 is default. Lower will adapt more quickly to a changing market (like the recent huge fluctuations on CL). Higher will adapt slower.
I've added two extra bands to show the 100% and 161.8% levels. I've set the default colors the way I like them, which is different than the last version so take note. I also like the bands to blend into the chart, so the Alpha opacity is set for each plot.
You'll need to redo your template as the Plot names and settings have changed.
The histogram has been removed.
As far as I can tell, I've solved the math bugs. Please report any problems.
Mike
COMPATIBILITY:
NinjaTrader 6.5: NO
NinjaTrader 7.0: YES beta 22 or later only
This is the T3 indicator displayed with a serialized multicolor single plot that will not re-paint. It is exported with Ninjatrader version 7.0.0.23. Enjoy.
This indicator is a Swiss Army knife of several moving averages providing color for rising and falling.
Anyone downloading this indicator prior to Nov 12, 2010 need to download again with this version. I caught a bug that presents a problem when selecting the JMA or JMASlope.
You can check the date on the zip file to make sure you have the right one. If the date is prior to Nov 12, 2010, download this one and replace the one you have.
This indicator is a Swiss Army knife of several moving averages providing color for rising and falling.
Anyone downloading this indicator prior to Nov 12, 2010 need to download again with this version. I caught a bug that presents a problem when selecting the JMA or JMASlope.
You can check the date on the zip file to make sure you have the right one. If the date is prior to Nov 12, 2010, download this one and replace the one you have.
hey guys, here are the d9 versions for think or swim, donīt know if the work is right, specially in the last part, but the result is very similar to the NT version...
enjoy!!!
ps. the code is in plain text format...
ps 2. they only work with minute bars, canīt tell why... (any idea?)
These are simple modifications of the Weighted Moving Average and Volume Weighted Moving Average for NT7 ONLY.
The Ninjatrader versions of these two indicators plot in one color. These versions plot different colors for rising, falling and neutral (NON-repainting).,
The Ninjatrader versions run through iterative loops on every tick. In these versions the loop processing is only done once per bar. So, these can be run with CalculateOnBarClose=false without bringing your computer to a standstill.
I have a request to share my set-up (4-Range for entry and 8-Range for confirmation). Sincerely hope that the enclosed zip will work. For the templates, please check the Template Download section.
January 21st, 2011 10:47 PM aFei Thx, However, i got all kinds error, anyone can help me here?
November 10th, 2010 02:41 PM vorol the file has two codes, one for the oscillator and one for the bands... you have to place each one as an indicator... as
they both share some variables, this could be causing the errors you say...
November 9th, 2010 10:11 PM gman Great Study.
The first value of the oscillator is the symbol price, makes the first 20-50 bars unstable which is why 1 min charts are
working all the time. try a day chart and you will see the error.
need to correct init values on both upper and lower studies.
November 9th, 2010 06:04 PM optntdr13 Thanks for this, much appreciated. I must be doing something wrong, as when I paste the text into TOS like I always do
I am getting all kinds of errors. Has anyone else had any issues? Thanks!
November 12th, 2010 06:41 PM PandaWarrior I really like the indie but take a look at my chart...the plots are sometimes the wrong color vs what the MA is doing.