Exported with Version 6.5. I do not have Version 7 (I don't want to be a pioneer. A pioneer is a guy who ends up in a ditch with arrows in his back).
This is a Range Bar Hi/Lo Predictor (RangeBarPredictor) and a Price Panel (PricePanel) with the Hi/Lo numbers as well as price for the current bar and the previous bar with an option to show the angle of the EMA(34). This was requested by steve2222 in the Wizard II thread.
To insert the PricePanel into a NinjaTrader chart; click on Properties, click on Right Side Margins and change it to 140. Insert PricePanel, it will show up in the expanded right hand margin. There are some adjustments that allow you to change the vertical location of the data.
The panel shows,countdown timer to bar completion in Ticks, Number of Ticks to closest bar end( Green for ticks to High and red for Ticks to Low) current price, Hi/Lo of current bar, Projected HI/Lo of current bar, previous bar close , previous bar Hi/Lo and the angle of the EMA(34).
This panel has been around on NinjaTrader for a long time in various versions with code written by way to many people to give credit to everyone who contributed. I am NOT a programmer, please have a professional review this code before using to trade real money.
Insert the RangeBarPredictor in the panel with the price bars. A down arrow will show the predicted high start of the next bar and an up arrow will show the predicted low start of the next bar. You have an option to change the colors of the arrows. Various versions of this indicator have been posted on NinjaTrader over the years.
Compatability
NT 7 has the following Code Break Error :ChartControl.SessionBegin.TimeOfDay == ChartControl.SessionEnd.TimeOfDay - ZTrade101
This indicator can only be used for Range Charts with MultiCharts.
It indicates the possible location of the close of the current bar, and the open of the next. Either in case of up move or down move. So it draws 4 lines all together.
Let's take the example of a 8-range chart (8-point in MultiCharts' terminology).
Let L and H be the current Low and the current High of the bar under formation.
If the price moves up and reaches L + 9 ticks, the current bar will be closed at L + 8 ticks, and the next bar will open at L + 9 ticks.
If the price moves down and reaches H - 9 ticks, the current bar will be closed at H - 8 ticks, and the next bar will open at H - 9 ticks.
So, when a bar is under formation, the indicator draws 2 little dotted lines above the bar, at L+8 and L+9, as well as 2 little dotted lines below the bar, at H-8 and H-9. They correspond to the possible levels of the close of the current bar, and the open of the next, either in the case of an up move, or in the case of a down move.
It has to be underlined that, by definition of a range chart, these positions are not final. If the current H or the current L of the bar under formation moves, the dotted lines will move also.
However, as soon as current H-L of the current bar equals 8 ticks, we know for sure the position of the 4 above-mentioned open and close, and the line becomes solid.
June 12th, 2012
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Nicolas11
NOTE: Updated 3/11/2010 -- There were a few issues with currencies that have been corrected. Also additional text info has been added. See my blog for details and for NT7 version as well. The NT65 version has been updated here.
Another range bar range thingy (great minds work alike )...
This indicator is for range charts only (seems to work on any flavor or range bars too). It will draw a box around the current candle that indicates how much further a bar would have to move before the range is exhausted and new bar begins to paint.
This box is dynamic in that it adjusts in height based on the current size of the candle. In this way it is always indicating the maximum extent possible for the current candle.
It will also highlight this box using colors depending on how close the candle size is the maximum. Optionally, this indicator can also print the high and low price of the box's range just above and below the box itself.
I'll admit this may be more eye candy than anything else but I thought I'd offer it up anyway.
November 8th, 2009
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j0hnth0m
Version 1.0 March 12, 2017
The Range Weighted Moving Average (RWMA) is weighted moving average which uses the square of the range of the bar as weighting factor. The exact formula for the weighting factor has the bar range replaced with the number of tick levels covered by the bar.
Volatility is driven by volume and is approximately proportional to the square root of volume. Therefore it is possible to use the squared range as a proxy for volume. This is interesting when genuine volume figures are not available. This would be the case
- for FOREX data that comes without historical backfill for volume
- for instruments that are driven by other markets outside of the regular session
In these cases the VWMA may be distorted, whereas the RWMA will still return proper results.
The RangeDisparityMeter Indicator is a powerful tool designed to provide real-time insights into the price movement within a trading session. This indicator offers traders a dynamic view of the current session's price range and compares it to historical data, enabling more informed trading decisions.
**Key Features:**
1. **Real-time Range Monitoring:** The indicator continuously tracks the development of the trading session's price range as it unfolds, allowing traders to stay on top of price movements as they happen.
2. **Historical Range Comparison:** Gain a competitive edge by comparing the current session's range to historical averages. This valuable perspective helps traders identify potential overbought or oversold conditions and assess the significance of price movements.
3. **Visual Clarity:** The Session Range Tracker Indicator presents information in a clear and intuitive visual format, making it easy for traders to spot trends and anomalies at a glance.
4. **Customizable Parameters:** Tailor the indicator to your specific trading strategy with customizable parameters, such as the look-back period for historical range comparisons, reset the range meter at various intervals and visual style preferences.
**How It Works:**
The RangeDisparityMeter Indicator calculates the price range within the current trading session (Yellow Hash Line) and overlays it with historical range data (Gray Bar Graph). By doing so, it provides a visual representation of whether the session's price movements are within the expected norm or deviating from it. This information can be instrumental in identifying potential trading opportunities and risk management.
There is an open thread if you'd like to discuss or report a misbehavior:
September 21st, 2023
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trendisyourfriend
The general idea was to better clarify both entry and exit points.
So I created a combination Bollinger Bands and Pivot Points indicator, but utilizing the MIN and MAX functions in order to eliminate the smoothing that comes with Bollinger Bands. By doing so market fluctuations are (for me at least) more clearly defined.
Though I mostly use range bars other bar types also work well.
It is not unusual for me to "turn off" the bars themselves by making them transparent. Much less distracting clutter on the screen and I like things simple.
However, early on it is best to leave the bars visible in order to fully understand the various patterns created by the indicator. Whether in chop or a trending market certain patterns quite often become obvious. And those patterns repeat time and time again.
October 23rd, 2010
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meyer99
I recently wrote this RBI indicator and found it very useful for my trading. I got frustrated of fighting the bugs of different BarsTypes (for instance Tick and Renko charts of the same instrument), and the ugly superposition of different Bars Types in NT7.
So what I am doing now is calculating and plotting as an INDICATOR the "LineOnClose" of the Renko Bars on top of 1 Range and 1 Tick Charts (I also use others), so that the nice "big picture" noise filtering view of the Renko bars combines well with the detailed price action. Works great on strategies, no need to use "AddRenko" or Add(PeriodType.Renko), they run much faster.
See attached screen capture, the Black plots are the LineOnClose of the 1 Range or 1 Tick Bars, the Blue plots are the LineOnClose of the RBI. You can select the BrickSize, Reversal amount (Renko's default is 2 Bars) , and to color the backgound based on the RenkoTrend. It also has a RenkoTrend +1 / -1 output for strategy integration uses. I hope you find it useful, I have "borrowed" so much good stuff from BMT!
June 30th, 2011 01:44 AM Southsea Thanks for the great indicator! I am having a problem, though. I can't get the price markers to work. I set price mar
kers on "true" and they do not appear. Thoughts? I would be REALLY helpful to have price markers. Thanks again for t
he fabulous indicator! SS
May 3rd, 2011 09:33 AM AttitudeTrader Thanks! Perfect for what I needed.
-AT
September 9th, 2010 02:38 PM theucreport
June 23rd, 2010 05:24 PM ValLiant exactly what i am looking for thanks for posting!
May 5th, 2010 07:03 AM mata Thanks for the helpful tool and it works with NT7