"HiLo of time range" indicator - Anyone have a copy ? I had a zip on my old machine and dont have it now . Thanks for the help .

Eric j 

"HiLo of time range" indicator - Anyone have a copy ? I had a zip on my old machine and dont have it now . Thanks for the help .

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Want your NinjaTrader indicator created, free? I wonder why no one has converted this to NT7 . Very useful for the 2 or 5 minute breakout setup .

Mike

Big Mike 

Courtesy the Attachments Search feature: Want your NinjaTrader indicator created, free? I wonder why no one has converted this to NT7 . Very useful for the 2 or 5 minute breakout setup . Mike

Doh! my bad . I looked in downloads , shoulda searched I guess . Ill let you know how I make out with it , thanks .

OK , " HiLo of time range " isnt what I needed but it is useful . What I do need is the same indicator as "Current HLC" system indicator in ninja . BUT instead of the indicator plotting the HLC for the charts session start to end I need to plot the HL for time periods I select , a "Current HLC" for multiple periods instead of the chart session .

For example I would want to plot the HL range for the Tokyo open (1900) - London open (0300) - NY open (0800) - NY close (1500) EST . Thats 3 different time periods and 3 different HL ranges but 1 chart session period . Its important to show the HL levels as current HL true or false , like "Current HLC" indicator .

Dunno if such an indi exists but Id appreciate any help . It would simplify defining the breakout points during the various FX sessions . Thanks for the help .

Eric j 

OK , " HiLo of time range " isnt what I needed but it is useful . What I do need is the same indicator as "Current HLC" system indicator in ninja . BUT instead of the indicator plotting the HLC for the charts session start to end I need to plot the HL for time periods I select , a "Current HLC" for multiple periods instead of the chart session . For example I would want to plot the HL range for the Tokyo open (1900) - London open (0300) - NY open (0800) - NY close (1500) EST . Thats 3 different time periods and 3 different HL ranges but 1 chart session period . Its important to show the HL levels as current HL true or false , like "Current HLC" indicator . Dunno if such an indi exists but Id appreciate any help . It would simplify defining the breakout points during the various FX sessions . Thanks for the help .

If it doesn't exist, you might want to repost the request in the "want your indicator created for free" thread:

Want your NinjaTrader indicator created, free? Hey guys, I thought many of you would enjoy and benefit from this thread. My intention is to have each poster reply and describe in as much detail as possible an indicator they want created for NinjaTrader. The programmers on the forum (there are many), …

Mike

Thanks Mike, its worth a try .

Eric j 

OK , " HiLo of time range " isnt what I needed but it is useful . What I do need is the same indicator as "Current HLC" system indicator in ninja . BUT instead of the indicator plotting the HLC for the charts session start to end I need to plot the HL for time periods I select , a "Current HLC" for multiple periods instead of the chart session . For example I would want to plot the HL range for the Tokyo open (1900) - London open (0300) - NY open (0800) - NY close (1500) EST . Thats 3 different time periods and 3 different HL ranges but 1 chart session period . Its important to show the HL levels as current HL true or false , like "Current HLC" indicator . Dunno if such an indi exists but Id appreciate any help . It would simplify defining the breakout points during the various FX sessions . Thanks for the help .

May be this will fit your needs. It does currentHL and previous HLC

tarantino 

May be this will fit your needs. It does currentHL and previous HLC

Could be , thanks for that . Im watching the tokyo , london and NYopen and playing the directional breaks off pullbacks as new lows and highs are made . If you notice the open - about 30 min. into the session theres usually a directional push , at least lately , that can be exploited for a few pips .

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