This indicator for MultiCharts displays '00 lines.
Features:
- The '00 is customizable through the "MultiplesOf" parameter. The prices of the '00 lines are actually multiple of this parameter. For instance, if you want to draw all levels as 1350 (for ES), choose MultiplesOf = 10. If you want to draw all levels as 1.3200 (for EUR.USD), choose MultiplesOf = 0.01.
- All '00 lines are shown from two '00 levels above the highest candle of the whole chart down to two '00 levels below the lowest candle of the whole chart. So the relevant '00 levels are always available when you scroll the chart to the left or to the right.
- The lines change color when they are above and below the candles (switch between potential support and resistance).
- The lines have the politeness not to "cross" the candles, for a better display.
MACHINE LEARNING Indicator: this has been placed in the Strategies as it is intended to function with an AI system. Other AI users may find this indicator useful.
This Indicator was designed to use for Logistic Regression classification. This indicator is not optimized as it is only useful on Historic Data. The goal is to start at the newest historic point and work backwards to determine if a trade should have been made.
You can use this indicator real time and you can see it repaint. Not sure it is useful but brings a different perspective on the price action. It is based upon the "PriceActionSwing" indicator.
This indicator should export the following dataseries: Classification: Current -1.0 = short, 0.0= Chop/sideways, 1.0 = Long SwingPoint: 1 if at a high point, -1 at a low point, 0 otherwise; Mainly used to compute other values BarsToSwing: Number of bars to the next swing point, indicates length of time for trend/chop TicksProfitAtSwing: The number of Ticks of profit between the current point and the next Swing Point (potential profit), negative for short, positive for long ticks
Run the console app to delete all files and folders within the 'NinjaTrader 8> db> cache' folder.
The NT8 data cache folder saves pre-formatted data to suit your bars types, the purpose of which is to enable faster startup times.
Sometimes in certain circumstances your chart bars will be full of errors, so it doesn't hurt to clear the cache once in a while, or every day if you are having issues.
Use only if you are having problems with data, tick replay indicators or if you have modified your bars types.
This will NOT make a backup of your cache files, so use carefully!
It WILL, however, check for NT8 being open and advise you as such. It WILL check for your cache folder being empty and advise you as such.
This was built using an English speaking culture on Windows 10. It directs the delete command to: 'yourDocumentsFolder\NinjaTrader 8\db\cache'. This will not work on XP. Although I have tried to use code to work on all cultures, I have not tested it as such.
Thanks to bobc635 for suggesting this simple concept.
Tips:
* Extract the file to the desktop and run from there.
* If you wish to see inside the .exe file just download a free decompiler like DotPeek.
February 26th, 2017
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Sim22
inspire by Better Emini stop volume indicator but I add many changes to eliminate or include some of reversals that the original miss.
here is version 2 with RJay help it also colors the vol bar.
note: it seems works better on 5m or RJay no gap range bar.
Wikipedia calls this a 'Modified Moving Average'. Traders may know it as Welles Wilder's Moving Average, as it is the averaging method used in many of his indicators.
It's conceptually simpler than an EMA, the basic formula being:
average = (newValue + priorAverage * (n - 1)) / n
However, for any number of periods 'n', the outcome is identical to EMA(2 * n - 1). Since my basic indicators are all about efficient code reuse that is the implementation used here. Using the EMA formula is also slightly more CPU efficient than the formula above.
This function and this indicator count the second before the closure of the bar, and consequently emulate the countdown timer of MultiCharts.
It works with seconds, minutes or hours time-charts.
It could be used, for example, in order to do something 15 seconds before the closure of each 1-minute bar. CRUCIAL WARNING: Multicharts built-in countdown timer is updated at each second. However, the present function and indicator are updated at each tick (and not at each second). So, if there are not a lot of transactions (a new tick each few seconds and not several ticks per second), there is a risk that the countdown does not work fluidly and reliably.
Function SecondsBeforeNextBar
It returns the remaining seconds before the closure of the bar or -1 in case of problem.
It also returns -1 while the first bar is on-going.
How does it work? When a new bar begins, the function takes note of the hour of the computer. Then, at each ticks, it reads again the current time of the computer, and compare it to the noted time (of the computer) at the beginning of the bar, and to the overall number of seconds per bar.
Indicator DisplaySecondsBeforeNextBar
It emulates MultiCharts built-in countdown timer. See snapshot.
Do not forget to tick Properties / Update on every tick in MultiCharts for this indicator.
February 13th, 2012
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Nicolas11
Shift + L.Mouse Click above/below bar , originates stop loss line with point value and dollar value, 1st target @ 1:1 RR with point and dollar value and 2nd target @ 2:1 RR with point and dollar Value.
cnt + L.Mouse Click removes lines.
You can choose the total number of contracts, the contracts for the first target and the remaining (you have to input manually) for the second target. You also have the ability to input your broker commissions so the dollar amount you see is the final end result.
Mouse Risk Reward Lines V1
Multicharts.net
Note: I only trader ES, and I made it to work for ES and MES. I don't know how and if it works on other instrument, but I am sure tweaking a little bit the code you will make it work.
July 24th, 2021 10:10 PM Abusamjad91 Thank you so much!!!
October 15th, 2019 03:30 PM Flyboy1966 Thank you very much, between using this about every day I only have to reset the db every so often. Actually sometimes I
also reboot my computer even tho I always reboot before I start my day.....
August 30th, 2019 04:04 AM Flyboy1966 I will try this, however just deleting some of the cache seems to allow NT 8 to work my charts flawlessly..... Many than
ks. In the past I have just tryed things (including this) and then forgotten about it. So the next time NT screws up I'm
scrambling to find out how to solve all over again. This time I bookmarked this page..... Would you say I'm a bit slow.
... Lol's
April 12th, 2019 10:04 AM Botts
April 4th, 2019 12:43 PM Maxie I use it every day after close, thanks