notenufftime 

Pardon my inexperience, I am learning. Are these instructions for the old PAS or NT7? I cannot find the quoted lines of code in my PAS but am very anxious to implement some other indicators for divergence purposes. If so, is there a new guide?

There are no real straight forward instructions. However, if you can use the NT editor, it is quite easy with simple cut and paste to add additional indicators for divergences. Use the latest NT8 version of the code.

1. In PriceActionSwingBase indicator: Add your indicator, RMI, MFI, etc. under DivergenceMode enum list (line 30 I think), then complie and done.

2. In PriceActionSwingPro Indicator: Do a search and find MACD and add similar code for your indicator. You will find 3 areas where the required input for MACD is coded.

Easy Cut and Paste:
a. Copy all lines related to MACD and paste them as a new option in each of 3 section and edit to change from MACD to your specific divergence indicator name.
b. Once you have added your Indicator(s) in those 3 areas of the code, you can compile, and you have it.

Important :

1. When you cut and pase make sure the text format (cap, none cap) remain the same, spelling is correct, and you have the correct parmeters for your indicator.

2. If you do not intend to have variable input parameters for your indicator it is easier to just use numbers such as RSI(14,3), instead of RSI(param1, param2). Otherwise, you need to make sure your parameters are defined and already coded when running the indicator. 90% of the time the default parameters for any indicators are the best optimized numbers and are recommended.

You are done and ready to go!

Cheers!

diegomezhur 

Hello Everyone, Can someone tell me how to add RSI divergence to the indicator? I tried but I don't know the script to add it DataLoaded section. Thanks in advance!

RSI is already included as a divergence option along with Stoch and MACD. You simply select RSI on dropdown list of indicator parameters on the chart under Features>Divergence Indicator< RSI. Make sure you are using the latest NT version of PriceActionSwingPro.

aligator 

RSI is already included as a divergence option along with Stoch and MACD. You simply select RSI on dropdown list of indicator parameters on the chart under Features>Divergence Indicator< RSI. Make sure you are using the latest NT version of PriceActionSwingPro.

Hello Aligator,

The indicator doesn't include the Rsi divergence that is found on the free section.

Do you have a newer version of the Indicator?

TraderCornel 

Does anyone here know if Price Action Swing strategy NT8 works with the latest version of PriceActionSwingPro? found here: Thanks in advance.

Hey TraderCornel,

Did u end up downloading the strategy version of the price swing indicator?

Does it do exactly like its supposed to?

Im asking because i need to be an elite member to download it and i was only gonna purchase it because of this potential strategy so wanted to know if its worth it.

Thanks in advance

David

nice indicator but it is missing some important swings with long tails no matter how i setup it

luo363 

nice indicator but it is missing some important swings with long tails no matter how i setup it

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Bluebeep 

What is the 'indicator' value to add to the private statement above?

@Bluebeep,

You're on the right track. PriceActionSwing (PAS) uses its own custom namespace, so the private declaration looks like this:

 

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private PriceActionSwingPro _pas;

Then in State.DataLoaded, you initialize it with the full parameter set. The catch is that PAS uses custom enum types from the PriceActionSwing.Base namespace -- that's why Strategy Builder can't wire it up automatically like a built-in indicator.

You'll also need this at the top of your strategy file:

 

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using PriceActionSwing.Base;

Your instinct about mousing over the indicator name in the editor to see the constructor signature is exactly right -- do that to get the full parameter list, since it varies by PAS version.

For detecting HH, HL, LH, LL, PAS exposes a CurrentSwingRelation property and related series. Usage looks roughly like:

 

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if (_pas.CurrentSwingRelation == SwingRelation.HigherHigh) { ... }

I'm not fully certain on the exact enum value names without testing firsthand -- check the PAS source comments or the original thread's code samples to confirm. The property names will be visible once you have the assembly referenced correctly and can use IntelliSense.

One side note: once PAS is wired up and you want to draw your own visuals to highlight detected swings, you'll likely encounter NinjaTrader.GUI.DashStyleHelper -- that's the class that controls whether your

 

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Draw.Line()

calls render as solid, dashed, or dotted. Worth knowing ahead of time so the compile error doesn't surprise you.

This is exactly how third-party indicators get integrated into NinjaScript strategies. The custom namespace is the only real gotcha compared to built-in indicators.

-- Fi

"Code you can't inspect is a black box you're trusting -- always find a way to verify what's inside."