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ECIDiv V7 : Divergence detector 5 *
Please remove old version before installing this one.

Current version is V7

This indicator tries to detect price/indicator divergence.

Any indicator in Ninja can be used and detection is possible on historical and real time charts.
To set the user indicator : goto ECIDiv parameters / Data / Input Series and choose your indicator.
When the user indicator data uses multiple periods, the Plot input is used.

ECIDiv was designed for standard Ninja period types. Usage of other period types is not guaranteed nor supported.

The divergence computation uses local turning points (called pivots) calculated on the price and the user indicator input.
When price and indicator diverge (regular or hidden divergences) an audio and visual signal is given.
Size of pivot (number of bars to the left and right) is adjustable (default size is 1).

Reminder :
Regular Divergence occurs when :
* Long signal : price makes LL and indicator HL.
* Short signal: price makes HH and indicator LH.
Hidden Divergence occurs when :
* Long signal: price makes HL and indicator LL.
* Short signal : price makes LH and indicator HH.
(LL = Lower Low, HL = Higher Low, HH = Higher High, LH = Lower High).

ECIDiv draws the input indicator. If you don't want it to be drawn, simply set it to transparent.

The input method introduced in the V7 is based on the one used by the indicator DivergenceInputSeries (that you can also find in Big Mike Forum).

TODO :
* Continue watching Big Mike Trading users feedback.

Changelog
V7 : November 1st 2013
* Major Change/Enhancement : new input method. any indicator is accepted.
* Removed : Divergence target (buggy).
V6 :
* Change : CalculateOnBarClose default is now false
* Change : Removed dots from divergence drawings (users request)
V5 :
* Added Divergence logging for internal compatibility checks
* Added Logging for internal performance logging
V4 : December 7th, 2012 + Update March 3 2013
* Added TSI, RSI, MACD
* Enhanced variable periods : slow, fast, smooth
V3 : November 21, 2012
* Added adjustable sound alert file path.
* Enhanced signal colors (separate colors for HD/RD, divergence line width).
* Added divergence price target helper.
V2 : October 3rd, 2011
* Added REGULAR Divergence detection
* Added RSI indicator to the compatible indicators list
* Added adjustable pivot left and right size
* Added adjustable signal colors
V1 : September 30th, 2011
* Initial release with HIDDEN Divergence signals for CCI/Momentum/DoubleStochastics.

Exported and tested with NinjaTrader 7.0.1000.16.

Happy trading


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Ehlers Corona Indicators 5 *
These are the Corona Indicators originally created by John Ehlers.

They are meant to identify cycles in the market and help you determine whether or not the market is currently suitable for trading cycles. They develop the corona at times when the signal is weak or unstable.

You can read more about them here:
http://survey-smiles.com

For those who are interested, all of them are based on cycle extraction using a DFT variant.

In general, Fourier analysis is not suitable for use on financial timeseries since it is based on the assumption of Stationarity. In the DSP world that restriction is commonly relaxed to include WSS signals (wide sense stationary). Ehlers seeks to approximate a WSS signal by detrending the data with a high pass filter before the DFT step, whether or not that is a suitable approximation is questionable as it ultimately depends on the specific data being processed.

What is certain is that they look very cool, so try them for yourself and see if you find them useful

COMPATIBILITY:
NinjaTrader 6.5: YES
NinjaTrader 7.0: YES (tested by sam028)


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July 20th, 2009
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Ehlers Quotient Transform - Early Trend Detection 5 *
The Quotient Transform which was presented in the August 2014 issue of the TASC magazine.

Ehlers Quotient Transform, which nonlinearly manipulates indicators to not only produce an early trend detection but also provides the ability to know how long to stick with the trend. A typical characteristic of the early-onset trend detector is that it remains above zero, indicating an uptrend, far too long after the uptrend is over. This characteristic can be mitigated by adding an additional indicator and rule set to exit a long trend trade. The early-onset trend indicator can be tuned at the trader’s preference by inputting a value for the low-pass period (LPPeriod) and the quotient parameter K.

The early-onset trend detector works in current market conditions because there is a decided upside bias to the market data. In fact, it is this upside bias that helps the nonlinear transfer response of the quotient transform work. In conditions where the market has a downside bias, negative values of K should be used in the quotient transform to take advantage of the bias in this direction.


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November 25th, 2017
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Ehlers' Cycle Analytics For Traders 5 *
Ehlers' Cycle Analytics For Traders, TraderGB, April 20, 2021

Description: 18 indicators from "Cycle Analytics For Traders" by John F. Ehlers.

Notes:
1) All indicators will go to the "Ehlers" folder and will have a prefix of "jfe".
2) Only showing a few indicators on the chart. It wouldn't be practical to show all.
3) Within the script there's a description of the indicator.
4) If you really want to learn about the indicators, I suggest reading the book.
5) Doing an online search is an alternative to learning more about these indicators.








Indicator Name (page numbers)
Decycler (p 40-41)
Decycler Oscillator (p 43-44)
Band Pass Filter (p 56-57)
Dominate Cycle By Band Pass Filter (p 60-61)
Hurst Coefficient (p 67-68)
High-Pass Low-Pass Roofing Filter (p 78)
Zero Mean Roofing Filter (p 80)
Roofing Filter (p 81-82 )
Modified Stochastic (p 84-85)
Modified RSI (p 87-88)
Adaptive RSI (p 137-141)
Adaptive Stochastic (p 142-146)
Adaptive CCI (p 148-151)
Adaptive Band-Pass Filter (p 153-156)
Even Better Sinewave (p 161-162)
Hilbert Transformer (p 184-185)
Adaptive RSI Fisher Transform (p 137-141, 197)
Adaptive Stochastic Inverse Fisher Transform (p 142-146, 199)

References: Cycle Analytics For Traders, Advanced Technical Trading Concepts, John F. Ehlers, 2013


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Elder's Smoothed ROC 5 *
The ROC Smoothed indicator is a modification of the ROC, as described in Alexander Elder's book Trading for a Living. It plots two lines: ROC, which is the difference between the current price and the price x-time periods ago, and SROC which is the difference between an MA of price and the MA of price x-time periods ago.

This oscillator avoids the major flaw of ROC. Smoothed Rate of Change compares the values of an exponential moving average instead of prices at two points in time. It gives fewer trading signals, and the quality of these signals is better.






Excerpt from the book "Trading for a Living"
To create S-ROC you must first calculate an exponential moving average of closing prices. The next step is to apply Rate of Change to the EMA. S-ROC is not very sensitive to the length of its EMA or ROC parts. You can calculate a 13-day EMA of closing prices and then apply a 21-day Rate of Change to it. Some traders calculate the Rate of Change of prices first and then smooth it with a moving average. Their method produces a much jumpier indicator, which is less useful than S-ROC.

Crowd Behavior:
An exponential moving average reflects the average consensus of value of all market participants during the period of its window. It is like a composite photograph that reflects major features of the market crowd rather than its fleeting moods. S-ROC compares each reading of an EMA to a past reading from your selected period of time.
It compares the average mass consensus today to the average consensus in the past. S-ROC tracks major shifts in the bullishness and bearishness of the market crowd.

Trading Rules:
Changes in the direction of S-ROC often identify important market turns.
Upturns of S-ROC mark significant bottoms, and its downturns mark important tops.
Divergences between S-ROC and prices give especially strong buy and sell signals.

1. Buy when S-ROC turns up from below its centerline.
2. Sell when S-ROC stops rising and turns down. Sell short when S-ROC turns down from above its centerline.
3. If prices reach a new high but S-ROC traces a lower peak, it shows that the market crowd is less enthusiastic even though prices are higher. A bearish divergence between S-ROC and price gives a strong signal to sell short.
4. If prices fall to a new low but S-ROC traces a higher bottom, it shows that the market crowd is less fearful, even though prices are lower. It shows that the downside pressure has lessened, even though the market has fallen deeper than before. A bullish divergence gives a strong signal to cover shorts and buy.


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December 21st, 2017
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EmaHLC Version 1.0 5 *
This indicator simply plots the EMA High Low and Close for a single time period which creates a ribbon or wave look from the 3 lines. Can be useful for potential support and resistance areas. Instead of adding 3 individual EMA's to the chart, with this indicator you can change all three plots with the single time period. You can also hide the plots without removing the indicator from the chart.

COMPATIBILITY:
NinjaTrader 6.5: Created with 6.5.1000.12
NinjaTrader 7.0: NOT TESTED


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March 8th, 2010
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FibConfluence 5 *
Exported using NT 7.0.0.10

dsFibConfluence is a NinjaTrader indicator which draws Fibonacci extensions from various high and low pivot points. The random lines create what is commonly known as the fib cluster or the fib confluence points. The Fibonacci confluences acts as a good support/resistance points.

dsFibConfluence uses the Zigzag function to detect the pivot points, and uses the pivots to draws three fib extention levels. One at 161.8%, the other at 261.8% and the last at 423.6% of the swing.

https://www.volumedigger.com/NinjaTrader/Indicators/dsFibConfluence.aspx


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March 9th, 2010
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FibExtTool 4 *
Written by Dr Ben.
Please, do not share outside the Elite Circle!

A simple but very useful NT7 indicator, it will automatically draw and update a Fibonacci Extensions NinjaTrader Tool. When you apply this indicator to a chart, it will place a "X" marker in the "hidden" far right (drag the chart to the left if invisible) at the current Close, where it will remain inactive.

To activate the tool simply drag the "X" marker to the bar where the Anchor1 should be and it will draw the extension levels defined in your Default template. If the "X" marker is placed anywhere below and within +/- 2 bars of the intended pivot bar, it will draw the Fib Extensions using the Highest High after that bar as Anchor2 and the Lowest Low after Anchor2 as Anchor3. If this end point "ratchets" it will automatically update the levels.

Similar operation to draw down, place the "+" somewhere above the high of the pivot bar (Anchor1), and it will draw and update the Fib Extensions Levels using the Lowest Low (Anchor2) after that bar and the Highest High (Anchor3) after it.

To remove the Fib levels simply drag the "X" marker back past the current bar to its "hiding place". You can open several instances of the indicator to draw different possible starting extensions levels. The default marker symbol "X" can be replaced by any other text and style from your choosing and displaced right by the MarkerShift parameter from the indicator panel.

For proper operation you must set up your Fib Extensions levels in the Fibonacci Extensions Default template. Draw a Fibonacci Extension using the F9 shortcut, double-click on it, select Default in the template drop down, change the %s and styles to your preferred settings, then Right-Click on the panel to save them as the new Default settings, and you are ready to use it.


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Fibonacci Cluster V14 5 *
Fibonacci Cluster Version 14 for Ninja 7 (April 2010)

Exported using NT Version 7.0.0.17, will not run on NT 6.5

Indicator displays Fibonacci retracements and extensions for intraday and daily charts based on swing highs and lows.

Labels: Fib lines labeled A-E are calculated from 5-day primary swing highs or lows, those labeled S refer to a recent swing high and low of order 2 or 3, those labeled Y and Z are calculated from swing lows and today’s high and low, if applicable. Extensions from highs and lows that have been taken out are labeled X, you will also find additional support and resistance from prior swing highs and lows that have been taken out. An example: “D+ 76.4 (28 Jan)” means that prices touching this line have retraced 76.4% within a Fib retracement defined by the swing high from January 28 and the lowest low between this date and the end of the session of yesterday.

Multiple Lines: All Fib values are rounded to full ticks. If several Fib values are rounded to the same price, the indicator will display “Multiple Fíb” and display the number of Fib lines.

Lookback period: The indicator will only take into account Fib retracements within the look back period of the chart. You can increase or reduce the look back period of the indicator via indicator dialogue.

Filter: The filter can be set to values between 0 and 100. Default setting is 85. If a swing low defining a Fibonacci retracement occurred 100 days ago, all lows during the following 15 days will be ignored, only lows during the last 85% of the 100 day range will be used for Fib retracements. If you do not want to use the filter, you may set it to 100.

Select your lines: The indicator will display quite a number of lines, usually too many to use it for trading. It is therefore recommended to either use the short or the long end of the lookback period. If you want to use the short end, leave all lines A to Z selected, but reduce the lookback period of the indicator to 5 or 10 days. If you want to select the long end, set the lookback period to a minimum of 100 days, but unselect the Y and Z lines.


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March 21st, 2010
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Fibonacci Lines (Daily, Yesterday, Weekly) 5 *
Not earth-shattering, but handy nonetheless: Fibonacci Lines for different time periods.

The PowerLanguage file contains the following indicators:
  • Fibonacci Lines (Daily); this indicator plots the Fibonacci lines for the current day;
  • Fibonacci Lines (Yesterday); this indicator plots on the current day the Fibonacci lines for yesterday;
  • Fibonacci Lines (Weekly); as you guessed it, this indicator plots the weekly Fibonacci lines.
Each of these indicators have the following features:
  • Fibonacci lines 76.4%, 61.8%, 38.2%, 23.6% as well as the high, low, and 50% level;
  • Option to individually turn each of these lines off;
  • Fibonacci levels are rounded to the number of decimals of the instrument;
  • To keep MultiCharts as efficient as possible, the new Fibonacci levels are only calculated at the close at the bar instead of on every tick. You can change the code to calculate on every tick.
  • Option to only display the current Fibonacci levels and not those of the previous day(s). This prevents chart skewing at the beginning of the day, when the current price is some distance from the previous Fibonacci levels, which leads to ugly charts. (See the attached screenshot to see how not plotting the values for yesterday gives a much clearer chart).


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February 10th, 2012
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