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Hi Mike,
I've managed to print the pocs at the close of each bar based on your "at each tick processing" but I'm unable to make it work with OnBarClose processing.
I've tried to add a tick series to "my Test" indicator and use similar code as yours, while Barinprogress==1, in order to add the value of the poc to a double variable to be printed at bar close. I can't manage to make It work even if that should be simple and straightforward (my programming skills are too limited).
Could you share a simple example for accessing the data OnBarClose instead of at each tick?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Mike,
I've managed to print the pocs at the close of each bar based on your "at each tick processing" but I'm unable to make it work with OnBarClose processing.
I've tried to add a tick series to "my Test" indicator and use similar code as yours, while Barinprogress==1, in order to add the value of the poc to a double variable to be printed at bar close. I can't manage to make It work even if that should be simple and straightforward (my programming skills are too limited).
Could you share a simple example for accessing the data OnBarClose instead of at each tick?
Thanks in advance.
hello all traders
I use the mk77ch MIKE indicator it works very well
In the attached image can you tell me what these numbers at the top of the arrows correspond to ?
Thank you very much and have a nice day
Augusta
hello all traders
I use the mk77ch MIKE indicator it works very well
In the attached image can you tell me what these numbers at the top of the arrows correspond to ?
Thank you very much and have a nice day
Augusta
numbers on chart
This is the "Tape Strip". This can be configured in the indicator options.
The Tape Strip displays orders which are bigger than x contracts.
I never lose. I either win or learn. Nelson Mandela
This is the "Tape Strip". This can be configured in the indicator options.
The Tape Strip displays orders which are bigger than x contracts.
Hello MIKE
Thank you very much for the answer !
Please can you tell me if those displays orders numbers has been executed or if it is just an information of some different size order numbers they are into the order book but they also can be removed by traders because they did not have been executed ??
thank you for helping
have a very nice day trading
augusta
Hello MIKE
Thank you very much for the answer !
Please can you tell me if those displays orders numbers has been executed or if it is just an information of some different size order numbers they are into the order book but they also can be removed by traders because they did not have been executed ??
thank you for helping
have a very nice day trading
augusta
yes they have been executed.
I never lose. I either win or learn. Nelson Mandela
Hello MIKE
Well now it is clear for me and i will use your info to understand the best of the move
thank you very much for your help and your great work and contribution
take good care
be well
augusta
mzPack
I've used mzPack as well for a long time, not only the footprint but also other mzPack Indicators, such as MP and VP. I was very satisfied, did not look any further after that purchase. There are a lot of customization, tweaking and functionality available.
Overall it has me served well.
But meanwhile I've moved away from mzPack in general. The change was initially triggered due to performance issues I've experienced with NT8 in general at some point (not directly due to mzPack) and the desire to visually clean up my charts. So I had to strip things down, made a lot of performance testings and optimized my workspace more than I had already at that point.
mzPack was one of the indicators which used quite a good amount of resources, compared to the alternatives I've considered.
By trying other products, I found the alternative slightly more stable (performance wise); more readable and clean (more intuitive), especially in action under moving live conditions. (maybe more a personal preference thing)
So I'm currently using a lot of stuff from the ACME Suite from RanchoDinero.
Test before commit
Whatever Indicator you are interested in, I would definitively advise to be intentional about what your need is, then test and compare different indicator first, before fully committing to one.
Often you'll get your hands on the manuals (learn about features), videos (see it in action), getting trial period (testing within your use case) or alternatively just buying an affordable monthly license (forward test the indicator).
Render Frequency for orderflow visualisations:
For this type of Orderflow chart, I would also highly recommend experimenting with the TickRefresh indicator to get higher render frequency above the by NT8 natively fixed 250ms. This is for the same reason why the DOM also updates faster than 250ms, it gives visually more clues and is easier to pick up the action. (Although not sure how accurate the sequence really is with this workaround)