This is a level 2 indicator. It measures market supply, not market volume.
This indicator can display all levels, a range of levels, or just a single level of supply in the level 2 book.
There are three variables with this indicator that can be set.
Beginning level, ending level, and smooth.
The first two sub panels are displaying all levels, raw data, then smoothed.
The last two sub panels are displaying just level 0, raw data, then smoothed.
( Note: Level 0 supply is the supply that current best price Market Orders transact with.)
Because of the spike nature of book levels, I have built in the optional smooth feature which takes an EMA of the last 5 bars, minus the highest and lowest values of the five.
In the smooth setting, this indicator begins plotting after the fifth bar.
January 22nd, 2010
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This is a level 2 indicator. It measures market supply, not market volume.
This indicator can display all levels, a range of levels, or just a single level of supply in the level 2 book.
There are three variables with this indicator that can be set.
Beginning level, ending level, and smooth.
The first two sub panels are displaying all levels, raw data, then smoothed.
The last two sub panels are displaying just level 0, raw data, then smoothed.
( Note: Level 0 supply is the supply that current best price Market Orders transact with.)
Because of the spike nature of book levels, I have built in the optional smooth feature which takes an EMA of the last 5 bars, minus the highest and lowest values of the five.
In the smooth setting, this indicator begins plotting after the fifth bar.
Description:
This Indikator is a little improvment, based on the well known RSI. Surprisingly it is not part of NT. The Idea is, to compare Momenti instead of Prices over a given Period. The Distance between the two Prices within a Momentum ist specified by the "Shift" Parameter.
How to Use:
Period works like in the RSI. With "Shift = 1" the RMI shows the same behavior like the RSI. While increase the shift, the RMI becomes smoother compared to the RSI.
---> Erich Florik "New Trader Dimensions" suggest Values like 3/8 or 5/13 for very clear and better Trendsignals compared to the RSI
Interpretation:
above the upper Line (70-80) we have an up-Trend, below the lower Line (30-20) we have a down-Trend. But UNLIKE the RSI we have no oversold/overbought Situation in these regions!
To Import
1. Download the attached file to your desktop
2. From the Control Center window select the menu File > Utilities > Import NinjaScript
3. Select the downloaded file
Exported with NT 7.0.0.15
UPDATE 5/20/2010:
Now also should work with NT 6.5