The below study plots user defined, manual input price levels. Typical use is with /CL or /6E. However it can be modified for any product/ price.
Other than typical price levels (example /CL) of 00.00, 00.25, 00.50, 00.75 it won't need much day to day modification (or load several copies of the study and comment out (# hashtag) lines you don't need.) Keep in mind when using several copies of this study each will need a unique name.
The closing price (settlement), yesterday high and low will need to be manually entered each day. Personally I like this feature because it should be done at the beginning of each trading day (get your head in it) regardless, at least if not on paper/ trading journal.
December 31st, 2014
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WilleeMac
Version 1.0
For those of you who follow Dr. Van Tharp, you will know that he does a monthly market update with a spreadsheet of multiple ETF and the corresponding SQN values. I wanted to create something similar but with multiple SQN values so I can track shorter and longer term trends.
When you run this strategy, it will output an Excel Spreadsheet to the directory you specify in the parameters.
There are multiple requirements to run this strategy. This makes use of Microsoft's Interop functionality to generate an Excel spreadsheet. Therefore you MUST have Microsoft Interop installed and add a reference to the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excell.dll in NinjaTrader. You can learn more about how to do this here. And a big thank you to DionysusToast for his contribution.
You will also need to add the list of ETFs used by this Strategy to NinjaTrader's Instrument List. You can import the instruments by downloading the 2 text files found in the following links, and importing them into NinjaTrader. Be sure to import that into the correct Exchange as stated in the text file title.
You can find out about importing Instruments via a text file here
Once the instruments are installed, import the NinjaTrader zip file. You can find a YouTube video on how to do that here.
To run the strategy, go to the Strategy Analyzer and make sure the Time Frame you choose has a minimum of 1 year of data. Select the directory you want the file printed to, and then run the strategy. Once done, go to the directory and you will have an Excel Spreadsheet file waiting for you.
January 5th, 2013
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tickleboy
This in a NinjaTrader strategy that I use to output information and charts about an instrument, including:
-Range statistics (Including ON, RTH, and IB)
-Harmonic Rotation data
-Day Type data
-SQN Market Type data
When you run this strategy, it will output an Excel Spreadsheet to the directory you specify in the parameters.
There are multiple requirements to run this strategy. This makes use of Microsoft's Interop functionality to generate an Excel spreadsheet. Therefore you MUST have Microsoft Interop installed and add a reference to the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excell.dll in NinjaTrader. You can learn more about how to do this here. And a big thank you to DionysusToast for his contribution.
Just for convenience, this simple indicator prints the date on the chart at each new session.
(If the change of date occurs in the middle of a session, it also prints it at that time, together with a vertical line showing the change of day.)
The indicator adjusts the location of the date label in order that the date not be printed on the price bars.
The indicator uses the function FormatDate which relies on your computer settings. It is why, on the picture, the dates appear in French. On your computer, it will appear in your language.
April 6th, 2012
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Nicolas11
Note: If you find bugs, have feature requests, or anything else, post in THIS thread.
This is a simple indicator, that plots the prior day's HIGH/LOW, and shows lines that have not yet been broken. Highs/Lows are based on your session template.
The lines are PERSISTENT, and will remain on-chart until they are broken.
You can either remove broken lines completely, or show WHERE the line was broken with the use of the User Input called "Remove Touched Lines Completely." The image shows this.
This indicator will function OnEachTic if desired, or OnBarClose.
Other inputs should be self-explanatory.
NOTE: Installing this indicator will create a folder called "BTMM," that's where the indicator will be.
Updated to RC1 Sep 2016: Do not delete or comment out !BarsArray[0].IsIntraday since this is a safety check to make sure you do not use on a >= Daily chart.
Rather, change to !BarsArray[0].BarsType.IsIntraday or download this new update.
Will work on Renko bars
* Plots prior Open, High, Low & Close.
* Daily, Weekly & Monthly all in one (AIO).
* Uses minute data behind Renko charts to plot accurate levels.
* Has a button you can use to show/hide the plot.
So you can plot several indicators per chart and hide them when not needed
* Can use solid lines.
Update April 2016:
Minor code update to prevent plotting/rendering issues.
Remember this is for Beta, so please PM me for bugs or fixes.
March 7th, 2016
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Sim22
RSI with Colors and Sound when Price hits Over Bought/Over Sold Zones.
In the archive you will find the two standard sound files I use. You will need to put them in your Ninja Trader Program folder:
(in Windows 7 64-Bit C:\Program Files (x86)\NinjaTrader 7\sounds)
Being able to see large orders on the chart helps me enormously and can also be used to give bias.
My indicator looks for three types of events:
Large individual buys or sells (Pro orders)
Large groups of orders at any price (Block orders)
Bars with a high proportion of low size orders (Amateur orders)
In order to create a threshold above which to print the markers I use some stats functions from the Math.NET library so if you want to use my indicator you will need to add the DLL and a reference to it of course. I'm not a stats guy so I guessed at a mix of standard deviations and percentile for the thresholds and I've left these internal to the code. Different instruments respond very differently to these settings. Personally I just looked for settings that didn't flood the screen with markers yet gave enough to be of use - very subjective.
[For minute bar users (I use BetterRenko) this does NOT print the markers at the actual price level - it prints in the middle of the bar (OnBarClose) - not something relevant to me so I probably wouldn't be that keen to change it.]
[Apologies to the expert coders here - I have used the Draw function for these markers - in most of my other stuff I use plots, but I just couldn't get a good look with the standard plots.]
My own experience is I couldn't make any sense of the Amateur orders and so I switch them off. The Pro orders really work for me and I add in the Block orders for good measure.
I use these in various ways which I intend to expand on, but generally use them to establish levels that the pros are working at. Bottom line - when you see a load of these markers together - something is brewing!
Oh and I have exposed series for both Pro bars (0, 1, 2, 3 [+/-] for various types) and an overall bias (+1/-1) which is based either off the sign of the order or the price movement - for me I use the price movement e.g. a large sell that causes price to go up is often a better clue than a buy that does the same.
December 6th, 2018
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Stevea94
This is the default thinkorswim VolumeProfile & TPOProfile studies combined and modified so that the profile lines (high/low, value area) are projected on the following day instead of the current day. There are also additional options to paint bars below and above the value area, fib extensions from the value area and a label with the current price.
*By default the number of profiles is set to 2, so only the previous profile will show. Change this to show more days.
*V2: Added a "On Expansion Value Area" option to plot the lines (POC, VA, etc.) just on the right expansion area.
April 28th, 2015 08:20 PM Twar Is it possible to modify this so i only can get close rate last bar / candle?
I dont need anythiong else, this would have been perfect to See previous close strike much easier.
January 6th, 2015 10:19 PM dboy I was actually searching for this type of script. Had a small issue with some of the code plots but will work them out.