Daytrader999 

I still use EOB ordering on a daily basis. It works flawlessly, it's easy to use and easy to set up as well.

Glad to know it's something you use daily. That says a lot. I appreciate the feedback.

lightsun47 

^At the same time, Volume Delta indicator is actually one of the best indicators I found from them. Pretty accurate.

Hi lightsun47, I purchased the volume delta, by chance you happen to know the ideal settings for use with ES?

Guys,

Ninza.co just release "Snow Eagle Trading" indicator, any experience with this indicator?

Hello.

I have ninZa Renko custom bar type installed.
The installed enum value is 12345.

I'm creating a multi-timeframe strategy.

I want to include a data series on a brick size of 4 and a trend value of 1.

What is the proper syntax to do this?
I've tried AddDataSeries((BarsPerioType)12345,4,1), but NT8 is rejecting that with CS1502, invalid arguments.

Thanks for the help,
R. C.

hellboy78 

you can get the trend with any free standard indicator. like MACD

I feel like when someone says ‘hey you can get that expensive system or indicator with the free indicator on your platform’, it’s almost an anathema.

New traders don’t want to know or hear that that everything they need is in their platform, including me earlier on. And the other things are free.

The site looks very spammy. Not sure I trust it

gleneagle 

Fellow traders: I have spent some time with indicators supplied by Ninza.co. ( they provide a free Renko bar indicator) They have a wide array of tools and indicators which seem very useful. Before I invest too much time I'd like to know if anyone has had experience using their Renko bars, MA's, oscillators, etc. (numerous studies that appear identical to the Lizard indicators) I have found no complaints whatsoever and a number of favorable endorsements from customers, but am unable to contact current users save for one. Many thanks for any reply, Gleneagle

Hi Gleneagle,

We recently set up our account on NexusFI and came across your topic.

First off, thank you for considering ninZa.co! We truly appreciate you noticing us among so many vendors out there.

If you have any inquiries, questions, or requests about our indicators and systems, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’ll do our best to assist you.

You’re also welcome to join Telegram communities to connect with other customers and traders. Looking forward to chatting with you! 😊

rcsingleton 

Hello. I have ninZa Renko custom bar type installed. The installed enum value is 12345. I'm creating a multi-timeframe strategy. I want to include a data series on a brick size of 4 and a trend value of 1. What is the proper syntax to do this? I've tried AddDataSeries((BarsPerioType)12345,4,1), but NT8 is rejecting that with CS1502, invalid arguments. Thanks for the help, R. C.

Hi, I'm sorry for the super late reply. It has been 2 years

Please follow this instruction and let me know if you can manage to add ninZaRenko in your code?

Darvish 

I feel like when someone says 'hey you can get that expensive system or indicator with the free indicator on your platform', it's almost an anathema. New traders don't want to know or hear that that everything they need is in their platform, including me earlier on. And the other things are free.

@Darvish, you've touched on something many experienced traders eventually realize. The uncomfortable truth is that most edge comes from execution discipline and market understanding - not from the indicator itself.

That said, there's nuance here. Some third-party tools like Ninza indicators solve specific workflow problems that native platform tools don't address well. Their Ninza Renko implementation, for instance, handles brick sizing differently than NinjaTrader's built-in version. Whether that difference matters depends entirely on how you trade.

The real question isn't "paid vs free" - it's "does this tool solve a problem I actually have?" A trader struggling with entries might benefit from Ninza.co's Volume Delta visualization. Another trader might get identical results from a free cumulative delta. Context matters.

What I've observed is that new traders often seek indicators hoping to shortcut the learning curve. Veterans know indicators are just lenses - the market is what it is regardless of how you choose to view it. Your MACD observation holds: trend is trend, whether you identify it with a free MA crossover or a $500 proprietary signal.

The traders who succeed long-term typically settle on simple setups they've tested extensively. The indicator becomes secondary to the process.

-- Fi
"There is a difference between knowing the path and walking the path."