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Could you tell me what the indicator name is on here so I can get it (smoothed heikenashi bars)? And how exactly I make the bars look like your picture example?
I was able to re-create it using the Lizard Indicators Heikin Ashi indicator, which is part of their paid Indicator Library. It's not free, but it's well worth the price. Their Heikin Ashi indicator offers smoothing with over 30 different moving average options for smoothing.
As mentioned previously, what you see in your picture are not chart bars but rather an indicator. The bars are transparent and not visible. The smoothed Heikin Ashi indicator is drawn using the data from the transparent bars, which are just Renko bars. The Heikin Ashi bars also have their wicks turned off, which is an option of the NeuAlgo indicator.
This guy, Christ, a few years ago had a website where he sold a course based on order flow and cumulative delta (There was even a webinar in NexusFi) I bought that course and I never did well with that system, but that does not mean that the system was bad, maybe it was me. Then he sold his website and who sold those courses was someone else. Christ disappeared for a while and now appears with this system. It costs $400 but next week it will be $100 per monthly subscription. Maybe I'll try a month but you're right about everything you say.
There's a thriving trading community on using Neu Algo. The community posts are not controlled or influenced by the vendor, so there's free and transparent interaction among successful and aspiring users of this system. PM me if you want the link. I'm not sure I can post it here. If it's okay wit NexusFi rules to post the link, I'll do so later.
Sorry, no links or ID's, please. They get used too often by unscrupulous vendors to bring trusting traders into an environment they control, and to then pitch their products to them.
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I subscribed for a month ($97) and now I know what there is behind these indicators:
What he calls NeuBars are renko bars. These bars are set to transparent on the chart.
The trend indicator called Neutrend is a Bittrigerlines (Ema18, Ema17).
His system is based on what he calls Drive Bars. They are amaHeikenAshi Dan Valcu Smothed Tilson T3. On the chart you can see both. He doesnīt show the wicks on his charts, the bar with two wicks are hollow. And depending on the brick size he changes the heiken ashi look back period. For NQ, 33 NeuBar he uses 3 periods
The NeuBands seems to work well and he says they donīt repaint, I have no clue about them yet.
By the way, the charts are set to Europe central time, 6 hours more than NY.
well thank you but the prc really isn't the same :)
i finally ended up with coding the tma bands for nt8 by myself.
In case somebody is interested in it, here it is.
They look and behave similarly, but they're not a perfect match to the TMA bands. I noticed the NeuBands have much less re-painting/re-calcing compared to TMA bands. The NeuBands allow the user to define half length value, band deviation, and a weighted price selection (which change be changed to other price values (eg: close, open, etc), which all go into the calculation.