For NT7 compatibility, there were 2 new parameters added to one of the DrawText() statements.
I added a compiler switch that will select the correct version of the statement of the DrawText method for either 6.5 or 7.
Indicator should now work in either version of Ninjatrader. However this zip package was created by NT7 so may not import into NT6.5. However, the previous version works fine in NT6.5 so that should not be a problem.
These are the common stochastics indicators with a few minor changes. THEY ARE FOR NINJATRADER 7 ONLY.
The main value of these is that they show: how to implement multi-color plotting in NT7; how to serialize colors for use as parameters; and how to use the dataseries objects exposed by GOMCD as input to other indicators.
The stochastic of price is the common, garden variety stochastic oscillator. I changed it to oscillate between -100 and +100 instead of between 0 and 100, and used the new PlotColors() method of NT7 to give different colors for rising and falling. Once the color changes, it stays changed.
The stochastic of CD is based on the CUMULATIVE DELTA OF VOLUME. It is not based on price AT ALL. For it to work, you need to have installed the GomCD indicator. If you are running a GomRecorder and have set up a GOMFOLDER, this plot will refresh historically, and will not disappear when you make changes to the chart. This is a good code sample for those who would want to use the GomCd to give inputs to other custom indicators.
For both of these, the colors of the rising and falling plots "K" are ColorRising and ColorFalling, the first two parameters all the way at the top of the list. Changing the color of Plot "K" will not do anything. However, that is where you can adjust the line weight and style of that plot.
COMPATIBILITY:
NinjaTrader 6.5: NO
NinjaTrader 7.0: YES
Gumphrie recently posted a Zero Lag Double Stochastic on the Ninjatrader forums. I optimized the code and modified it to use an external call to my super fast Double Stochastics Optimized instead of the inefficient "stock" version.
You will note that this Zero Lag Double Stochastic is much more responsive than the normal Double Stochastic, and that because of the code optimization, it loads and refreshes practically instantaneously.
October 12th, 2010 01:32 AM dvan You can view detailed description of the indicator? )
June 22nd, 2010 04:04 PM willyad thanks
November 5th, 2009 10:23 PM cclsys This is an extraordinary indicator to be be able to access gratis. Anything that helps see the bids/offers or volume his
tory is helpful since really all you need to know about price is already on a bar chart. But volume isn't so obvious and
can be quite revealing. Amongst other things, very helpful when stop-trailing above break even to identify areas with m
uch higher support/resistance than others.
Only downside: it's another indicator, but this one has about 5,000 data points, so although very helpful, it's also a t
ad distracting!
September 26th, 2009 08:25 PM j0hnth0m I like what you did with my indicator. I get tonnes of comments on my blog for this indicator. I'll post a link to th
is version as you have greatly improved it.
Thanks.
September 22nd, 2009 11:29 PM Big Mike Nicely done, thank you!