I am looking for a Coppock indicator for NT7.
If there is one there, please post a link or attach one.

Many thanks in advance,
romus

romus 

I am looking for a Coppock indicator for NT7. If there is one there, please post a link or attach one. Many thanks in advance, romus

You can try this one

rleplae 

You can try this one

Hi @rleplae,

Many thanks for quick response.
I have tired it and it behaves strange - original settings 14-11-10 after closing indicator dialog box and reopening the setting suddenly change - without changing the shape of the line (or 0 line crossovers).

Have you experienced this?

Cheers,
romus

romus 

Hi @rleplae, Many thanks for quick response. I have tired it and it behaves strange - original settings 14-11-10 after closing indicator dialog box and reopening the setting suddenly change - without changing the shape of the line (or 0 line crossovers). Have you experienced this? Cheers, romus

On what type of chart did you put the indicator ?

rleplae 

On what type of chart did you put the indicator ?

Daily.
In any lower timeframe it did not work, just displays the message to use it on Daily, Weekly or Monthly.

I have used in on AAPL - same thing (previously I tried on ASX stocks).

AAPL 1 - original settings
AAPL 2 - shows what happens when I double clicked on the indicator and how the settings have changed.

romus 

I have used in on AAPL - same thing (previously I tried on ASX stocks). AAPL 1 - original settings AAPL 2 - shows what happens when I double clicked on the indicator and how the settings have changed.

If you want different settings than the default, you need to put the 'user override' flag to true
for those settings to be taken into account

The indicator only works on day, week, month as per the design

 

Code

// Assuming 52 weeks of 5 trading days, 12 months = 260 days. Subtract 10 days for holidays. if (!isInitiated) { double multFactor; if (!useroverride) { ROCPeriod1 = 14; ROCPeriod2 = 11; WMAPeriod = 10; } if (Bars.Period.Id == PeriodType.Month) multFactor = 1; else if (Bars.Period.Id == PeriodType.Week) multFactor = 52.0/12.0; //52 weeks = 12 months. Must be explitly //input as a double value, hence the .0 else if (Bars.Period.Id == PeriodType.Day) multFactor = 250.0/12.0; //250 days = 12 months else { int barsAgo = 0; if (CurrentBar > 50) barsAgo = 50; DrawOnPricePanel = false; DrawText("unsupported", false, "This indicator is supported only on monthly, weekly or daily time frames !", barsAgo, 0.5, 0, Color.Red, new Font("Arial", 20), StringAlignment.Center, Color.Black, Color.Black, 5); DrawOnPricePanel = true; return; } if (useroverride) multFactor = 1; ROCPeriod1 = (int) ((double)ROCPeriod1 * multFactor); ROCPeriod2 = (int) ((double)ROCPeriod2 * multFactor); WMAPeriod = (int) ((double)WMAPeriod * multFactor); isInitiated = true; } sum.Set(ROC(Input, ROCPeriod1)[0] + ROC(Input, ROCPeriod2)[0]); Plot0.Set(WMA(sum, WMAPeriod)[0]);

Hi @rleplae,

There is no issue with overriding the settings - my remark, rather than complain, is that without doing anything to the settings, the settings are changed by themselves - and actually, without changing the shape of the indicator curve.

Anyway, I can use it in the form as is, just wondered if you have experienced similar effect.

Many thanks,
romus

romus 

Hi @rleplae, There is no issue with overriding the settings - my remark, rather than complain, is that without doing anything to the settings, the settings are changed by themselves - and actually, without changing the shape of the indicator curve. Anyway, I can use it in the form as is, just wondered if you have experienced similar effect. Many thanks, romus

I am afraid it's not clear to me what you are describing.

rleplae 

I am afraid it's not clear to me what you are describing.

Just see the pictures - I have not changed the settings - just applied the indicator (the settings shown were 14-11-10), then double-clicked on it in the chart and when dialog box opened the settings were 291-229-208.
Isn't it bizarre?