Hi,

I welcome NT Coder suggestions/feedback/quotes to develop a NinjaScript indicator based the logic that TickStrike uses, then to make it customizable to my specification. I do not want to simply "bootleg it" so I donīt have to pay anymore, I donīt want it to "look the same" using a simple 1-8 bar meter, ideally I want to monitor quantifiable data that the logic is based on, with audio for pace of tape, and be able to set threshold variables from within the indicator parameters.

So just to be clear, I am not asking for TickStrike to be copied, I respect the companies work but their service simply does not fully satisfy my requirements.


My requirement.

No. 1) You must understand the logic that TickStrike is based. tickstrike dot com

No. 2) You must be able to develop a NinjaScript indicator based on that logic, and make it user configurable.

No. 3) It is necessary to be able to set variable thresholds etc.

No. 4) Be able to quantify and display exact numbers rather than just the simple scale of 1-8 that TickStrike uses.

No. 5) Be able to hear similar speed of the tape as per TickStrike, being able to choose files from the Sounds Folder and being able to set the thresholds that the logic is based on.


My reasoning to do this.

I subscribe to it, and have no issues at all with paying their subscription (At 39$ per month it is worthwhile, itīs very inexpensive).

My issue lies in the fact that it is just not configurable at all and this means it is not suitable for different sessions (ie: it hardly ever alerts in the UK session, only in the US session). If it were user configurable then it would be a much more useful tool, could set thresholds lower for the UK session for example. Iīve discussed making user variables with TickStrike management and unfortunately I donīt think any changes are likely to happen even though they did seem amicable to user input on future enhancements.

Hello aus Österreich

hattest du schon erfolg mit der Tickstrike logic? ich bin auch auf der suche

lgr michael

Otterly 

Hi, I welcome NT Coder suggestions/feedback/quotes to develop a NinjaScript indicator based the logic that TickStrike uses, then to make it customizable to my specification. I do not want to simply "bootleg it" so I donīt have to pay anymore, I donīt want it to "look the same" using a simple 1-8 bar meter, ideally I want to monitor quantifiable data that the logic is based on, with audio for pace of tape, and be able to set threshold variables from within the indicator parameters. So just to be clear, I am not asking for TickStrike to be copied, I respect the companies work but their service simply does not fully satisfy my requirements. My requirement. No. 1) You must understand the logic that TickStrike is based. tickstrike dot com No. 2) You must be able to develop a NinjaScript indicator based on that logic, and make it user configurable. No. 3) It is necessary to be able to set variable thresholds etc. No. 4) Be able to quantify and display exact numbers rather than just the simple scale of 1-8 that TickStrike uses. No. 5) Be able to hear similar speed of the tape as per TickStrike, being able to choose files from the Sounds Folder and being able to set the thresholds that the logic is based on. My reasoning to do this. I subscribe to it, and have no issues at all with paying their subscription (At 39$ per month it is worthwhile, itīs very inexpensive). My issue lies in the fact that it is just not configurable at all and this means it is not suitable for different sessions (ie: it hardly ever alerts in the UK session, only in the US session). If it were user configurable then it would be a much more useful tool, could set thresholds lower for the UK session for example. Iīve discussed making user variables with TickStrike management and unfortunately I donīt think any changes are likely to happen even though they did seem amicable to user input on future enhancements.

vanberger 

Hello aus Österreich hattest du schon erfolg mit der Tickstrike logic? ich bin auch auf der suche lgr michael

Hi @vanberger,

Please only post in English in the English-language sections of the forum, so that other members who have no understanding of German can read and respond to you.

Thanks.

Bob.