This is a set of indicators, which is based on the work of V. Kravchuk, who published an article on Maximum Entropy Spectral Analysis in the Valutny Speculyant. The indicators are freely available for MetaTrader, and I have translated them to NinjaTrader.
The indicator formulas show that they are highly curve fitted, probably to the daily charts of EURUSD about 10 years ago. Therefore they should be used with precaution.
The indicators include
FATL, SATL, RFTL, RSTL: The Fast Adaptive Trendline (FATL), the Slow Adaptive Trendline(SATL), the Reference Fast Trendline (RFTL) and the Reference Slow Trendline (RSTL) are four digital filters that were obtained by Maximum Spectum Entropy Analysis. These four filters can be displayed via the anaAdaptiveTrendlines indicator, which is included with the package.
FTLM_STLM: This is the Fast Trendline Momentum and the Slow Trendline Momentum. FTLM as calculated as the difference FATL - RFTL, STLM as the difference SATL - RSTL. Display via anaFTLMSTLM indicator.
Range Bound Channel Index (RBCI): Allows to identify overbought and oversold conditions by using all main market cycles.
Perfect Commodity Channel Index (PCCI): Shows the high frequency component of the current volatility.
Update July 20, 2011: Range Bound Channel Index and Perfect Commodity Index added.
It has two parts that are added together:
(a) A 9-period Momentum on a 14-period RSI
(b) A 3-period SMA on a 3-period RSI
The result is an unbounded RSI that better catches divergences than the traditional RSI indicator.
Note: This indicator uses Input rather than Close. Thus, you can feed any indicator into this indicator (i.e., On Balance Volume, etc).
Presentation Mode Options:
(1) Traditional : Shows traditional Composite Index
(2) Traditional with Bands: Shows traditional Composite Index with Bollinger Bands
(3) ZScore : Shows Composite Index in Z-Score
March 17th, 2021
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TraderGB
gbStochRSIv2, Ver 2.0, TraderGB, July 7, 2021
Description:
This is the Stochastic RSI oscillator by Chande and Kroll. Most implementations of this indicator use only a single length for both RSI and Stochastic calculations. This implementation allows separate input for each. In addition, an input is included for weighted smoothing of the results, which is actually double smooth. The results are adjusted to range between +100 and -100. A common calculation used by Ehlers to do signal lines is employed here.
References:
* The New Technical Trader, Tushar S. Chande and Stanley Kroll, 1994, p 124-133
Updates:
2021-05-30: Added opacity for plots.
2021-07-07: (Ver 2.0) Made updates on color/opacity/alerts per request.
May 30th, 2021
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TraderGB
Utilizes a number of indicators to mark turning points, pullbacks, pivots, and continuation entries.
Inputs:
BBPeriod - Bolinger Band Period Value (20)
BufferTicks - + Value above or - Value below bands to be considered a pierce (-0.3)
CCI Period - CCI Period Value (10)
NumStdDev - Bolinger Standard Deviations (1.9)
PeriodD - Stochastic Period D - Slower Line (5)
PeriodK - Stocastic Period K - Faster Line (3)
SMAPeriod - Simple Moving Average Period (50)
Smooth - Stochastic Smooting Value (2)
StochLong - Value of Low Extreme that has to be met before going long (20)
StochShort - Value of High Extreme that has to be met before going short (80)
UncertaintyBarNum - Number of bars that signal criteria have to be fully met (3)
UseBBSMALoc - Requires the bands to be above or below the SMA in the direction of the trade (False)
StoTType - Slope uses direction of Stochastic PeriodD line, PriceRelation uses the actual values of the Stochastic PeriodD line
TType - Slope uses direction of the SMA, PriceRelation requires price to be above or below the sma in the direction of the trade
UseRule1 - Checks the SMA/Price parameters are met
UseRule2 - Checks the Bolinger Band Pierce parameters are met
UseRule3 - Checks the BBSMALoc value parameters are met
UseRule4 - Checks the Stochastic parameters are met
UseRule5 - Checks for CCI coming off of extremes
UseRule6 - Checks for SMA2 parameters are met
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GwaiZaiTrader
Heiken Ashi Delta
Heiken Ashi bars were first introduced to the Western World in an article 'Using Heiken-Ashi Technique' in February 2004 issue of TASC magazine. They sure are pretty and a good visual for the trend.
Recently, I attended a seminar by the Author of the article explaining the construct and uses of the this indicator. I have never been a serious fan of this indicator because the price bars are synthetic and of little use to me for day trading.
However, I was really surprised that a derivative of this indicator, HA Delta, is actually a leading indicator showing direction changes 1-3 bars in advance. I think it is because of the range contraction and expansion. Crossing of a 3 period EMA provides a decent signal. Thus, the motivation for writing this indicator.
Also, HA Delta acting as a momentum provides excellent divergence opportunities. However, this indicator as usual can not be used in isolation but works great as confirmation for other trading methods.
November 18th, 2012
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aligator
Note: If you find bugs, have feature requests, or anything else, post in THIS thread.
This is the HARSI indicator, requested in THIS thread.
This indicator is a port from TradingView. This indicator was originally created by a gentleman named JayRogers. If you want more info on this indicator, go HERE.
Most of the items in the settings should be self-explanatory.
The customization for the horizontal lines, and plots are near the bottom of the UI, if the styling or levels need to be changed.
The Stochastic Ribbon(blue/red lines) is disabled by default. If you use the ribbon, and the ribbon is taller than you want, you can use the "Stoch Scaler" input to scale it to a percentage of its normal size.
The RSI histogram is the same as the regular RSI(yellow line), so the histogram is also disabled by default.
For coders interested in pulling the HA levels for strategies... The bars are created within onRender(), so there is no actual object for the bars on the chart. There is however, and exposed data series for the OHLC values of the HA bars. The four individual data series are called, openHA[0], highHA[0], lowHA[0], closeHA[0] respectively.
NOTE: Installing this indicator will create a folder called "BTMM," that's where the indicator will be.
---EDIT - V2 13May2022---
*Added Null/Bars check to OnRender() method.
*Removed logic to attempt to automatically set the LINES for the Stochastics to transparent, when using 'ribbon' mode for the Stochastics. This might cause error in the case a user switches back and fourth.
April 12th, 2011 01:54 AM beatniktrader Thanks, looks great
October 21st, 2010 07:52 AM Ryanb Looks nice, but somehow it imports in the latest NT 7 but i cannot turn it on at strategy`s as i cannot find the strateg
y.
is there a tip/trick?
August 26th, 2010 02:40 PM Jaap8242 Thanks
May 2nd, 2010 10:29 AM takhtar Looks very NICE!
Where do I download 'MultiColorSMA' Indicator?? Your guideance will be greatly appreciated.
On the first try looks as a very precise timing tool - thank you!
November 21st, 2012 04:30 PM soveral Thank you
November 15th, 2012 03:38 PM texastodd Thanks so much for doing this - I'm still lurking around BM's while trying to teach myself how to program in C# and NT o
n this very item! What a perfect example. I'll be trying the Inv Fish also....
April 4th, 2017 09:44 PM Vedant Thank you Alligator. I downloaded it and am using it as a filter with NT7. Will provide feedback in a fortnight.
April 18th, 2016 08:45 PM akbrtrdr aligator,
Do you know how to get HA Delta with Sierra chart?
February 29th, 2016 09:40 AM no3putts Many thanks!
January 11th, 2016 04:21 AM kakelson5kids very good Thanks
March 4th, 2015 07:05 AM JGSmith I am trying to change this so that it will show a Histogram rather than the lines which I think would make it a bit easi
er on the eyes. But I am failing at doing so. Would you be able to create an update with the option for a histogram? Tha
July 17th, 2020 03:34 PM jmont1 @GwaiZaiTrader, all good except I cannot figure out how to get the arrows the main chart like in your image. Hope u can