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MACD3 5 *
Here is my modification to the standard NT7 MACD. MACD vs MACD one bar ago.
 
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May 5th, 2020
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CandleStickDoctor_NT8
This was uploaded in Error to the NT7 site. This is an NT8 indicator, please see NT8 downloads for information and to download the indicator. Sorry for the confusion.
 
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April 4th, 2020
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MEF - RSIOMA v1.0 5 *
Feb 11 2020: NT8 version is here: NT8 indicator

RSIOMA MetaTrader indicator port — this indicator takes two moving averages, calculates their RSI (Relative Strength Index) and then also adds a moving average of the calculated RSI. These two lines now can accurately signal the trend changes. They are shown in the separate window where they change from 0 to 100. Additional histogram indicator is shown for quick reference below the lines.

On the picture the bold blue line is RSI of the moving averages, the thin violet line is its moving average. RSI above MA and RSI above level 50 is a signal of a bullish trend. RSI below MA and RSI below level 50 is a signal of a bearish trend. One can also buy when the RSI breaks level 20 from below and sell when RSI breaks level 80 from above, but those are weaker signals. Histogram provides quick reference. Green lines signal BUY, red signal SELL, magenta mean overbought, blue mean oversold.
 
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February 11th, 2020
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Rainbow Tool for NT7 - Latest before site was taken down. 5 *
Hi,

I have the latest version before this awesome tool was deleted and the site was taken down.
Sad to see, i really like the CTRL and Alt function to be able to see SL and Targets preview before i took the trade.

I wish there was a way to convert this to NT8, i really miss this tool.

It has some bugs, like the built in drawing calc tool, it calcs wrong of 1 Tick, not a big deal but still.

Tried it again now and it doesn't seem to work as well as it did in earlier versions of NT7

IF someone could get a hold of the source code to this that would be a killer to convert for NT8, would really love to see that happen. IF SO PM RIGHT AWAY

Enjoy, whats left of this great neet tool

/Mberg
 
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October 26th, 2018
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HiLoCurrentPrice 5 *
HiLoCurrentPrice indicator
Exported with: ----- NinjaTrader 7.0.1000.39
Release Date: ------ 8/27/2018
Indicator name: ---- fpgHiLoCurrentPrice

Description:
This indicator displays how much the Highest, Lowest, and Current price has moved from an opening value as follows:

1. The value is in ticks
2. The opening price is determined either from opening bar at market open or from the first day.
3. The opening price neutral zone is determined by the user.
4. The price movement is spread across 5 zones Above and Below (as required) with each zone representing 20% of the move.
5. Either the inactive and active zones or only the active zones can be displayed. In the only active zone display option, the hiding and un-hiding is controlled by when two MAs cross the neutral zones.
6. The current bar color represents up and down bars and above or below the opening price.
7. Zone coloring and opacity is controlled by the user
8. Informational messages can be displayed


Notes

1. Opening Price: The way opening price is determined is a user option. It can either be the close price of the first bar at each market open or the close price of only the first bar. Choosing the market open (Daily_MO) will cause a reset at every market open whereas the first bar option (FromFirstBar) is continuous. If the setting “Load data based on” is set to anything other than “Days” FromFirstBar is forced.

2. Opening Price Neutral Zone: This zone is a specified number of ticks above and below the opening price and is the base value for the Above and Below Zones. It acts as a visual buffer for direction change and is used in the hiding and un-hiding of zones.

3. Zone Creation: The zones are created when the price moves 5 (the number of zones) * the zone tick size (default 3) but only after the neutral zone is created for the current direction. All five zones are create at one time. The zones are only expanded and that occurs when the price moves 5 ticks. Until it does the excess ticks (those less than 5) are displayed above the highest zone or below the lowest zone.

4. Zone coloring options: Several templates are provided to assist in creating the zones
4.1. AsSpecified – uses the colors and opacity setting specified for each zone.
4.2. Replicate_A1_and_B1 – sets all of the Above zone colors to the A1 color and all the Below zone colors to the
B1 color. The A1 & A2 opacity values are used to set the other Above Zone opacity on an alternating basis.
The same process is used for the Below zones. The zone display in the screen shot uses this method.
4.3. Replicate_AIA2_and_B1B2 – uses the color and opacity of the A1and A2 Zones and replicates to the other Above zones and likewise for the B1 and B2.
4.4. A_Sets_B – the Above Zone settings are replicated to the Below Zones.
4.5. None: – technically not a template, this option turns off zone coloring.
5. Zone Display Options: This option controls if the both the active and inactive zones (the area of the current bar) is displayed or only the active zone (hiding and un-hiding). The hiding and un-hiding is controlled by the MA lines. While the hiding and un-hiding works well with non-time-based bars it is possible that volatile price movements (when using low value time-based bars) might cause unnecessary hiding and un-hiding. Altering the MA periods or chart settings may help. If not, it can be turned off.

6. Bar Coloring: There are 4 bar coloring options (1) Above Up and Down, and (2) Below Up and Down. The default uses the lightest bar colors for the up direction and the darker ones for the down direction, regardless of bar location.

7. Moving Average coloring: The MAs can be turned off, or independently colored according to locations (Above, Below, In Neutral zone). Only the MA periods can be changed. The Fast Ma is a LinReg and the Slow is an EMA. These MAs are based on the current bar values. Although not the intended use in this indicator it may be possible to use these the same way as the Trigger lines by @FatTails as they are of the same type, however no visual or external signals are provided.

8. Background color: A background color for the indicator region can be independently set. Default colors assume a dark chart background, the indicator’s background color option is not enabled


Please do not report any problems in the remarks section but PM me instead.

Change Log
8/27/2018 - Initial release
 
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August 28th, 2018
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Bars In A Row V1 5 *
This indicator counts the number of bars that have moved in the same direction, plotting a positive histogram for rising bars and a negative one for falling bars. I forget how I handled dojis, but I did.

It also includes SMAs of rising and falling bars, with a user-configurable period for the moving average.

I hope a few people still using NT7 find this useful.
 
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August 6th, 2018
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ADXVMAColorBands 5 *
Hello Traders, I thought that I uploaded this a few years ago...

I have added color and Volatility Channels (Keltner-ish) to the popular ADXVMA. You can select your colors for an Up trend, Down trend or Neutral. The Volatility Bands can be colored and set to the multipliers that you prefer. In the picture, the ADXVMA is set to 5 periods and the bands are set to 1.618 for the inner band and 3.14 for the outer band.

When the center line is yellow, the trend is not defined. I have found that a touch of the band with a yellow center will reject. I hope that this helps you with the chop.

Trade Well...
Bob
 
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July 26th, 2018
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TradeTimer - NT7
May 31st 2018 v1.0
This Indicator displays the time elapsed since last execution and was inspired by the work of Lucas (Rainbow from the the NT forum) and an open source indicator he offered which toggled trades.

I am self taught and although this indicator has shown to be reliable and stable, the bulk of his work is advanced and credit should go to him.
 
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May 31st, 2018
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Keywords: execution timer trade
MultiREMA Extended 5 *
Exported with NinjaTrader 7.0.1000.37

Updated Version: 01.01.000 Updated: 04/11/2018

Named: fpgMultiREMAExtended


Enhancements

This version includes the previous bug fix and has several enhancements (some of which might have slipped into the previous fix release) as described below:

1. Reorganized the indicators parameters section
2. Version and release date included in the indicators parameters section
3. Changed the C-Rema and T-Rema OB and OS plots so that when they expand the new values are recorded immediately rather than waiting for a pull back. This results in the plot lines being a curve rather than being step-wise. However, because the OB/OS channel lines exactly match the C and T Rema plots they may be hidden until those plots pull back.
4. The OB and OS can be optionally and independently set to contract. When enabled (disabled by default), the rules for contraction are as follows:

Once the C or T Rema plot cross their respective midlines the indicator records the highest value and checks them against the outer or inner line offset value (as set by the user). If the plots fail to reach either of the offset values the highest Rema (C or T) value(s) become the new outer or inner channel line respectively. In the event of choppy plot lines, to avoid unnecessary changes the new outer or inner lines are not set until the Rema plot lines cross opposite the midline again, resulting in a step-wise contraction. All of the other lines are adjusted as required.


Updated Version: 04/09/2018, bug fix only

This version fixes a problem when the indicator is used with certain currencies. In these situations the various lines indicating Overbought and Oversold channels are not calculated. Because the OB/OS channel lines are not calculated the Breakout lines are not calculated either.

Note: If you are not having this problem then it isn't necessary to install this version as a new one will be out shortly that includes this fix and some new enhancements.

Release Data 3/21/2018

This indicator is an extension of the indicator found here. It was release separately rather than updating the existing one because of the experimental nature of some of the enhancements. These enhancements should be considered experiment because:

1. None of these enhancements were described in Ehler’s article, (this includes plotting the Cycle and Trend REMAs in the same panel as in the MultiREMA and using the crossing as a potential signal)
2. The value of them in trading has not been determined.
3. Although it has been tested with most all bar types most of the testing was done using only Renko bars (shown in the screenshot)

Note: The REMA indicator included is unaltered from the one installed with the MultiREMA and need not be installed again.


Enhancements

1. Dynamic Overbought (OB) and Oversold (OS) channel lines based on historical values with a midline for each
(disabled by default). Both the Inner and Outer Channel lines automatically expand only away from the zero line.
2. Short and Long Breakout lines as determined by the user (more below).
3. Optional markers indicate when the cycle RFEMA crosses (in both directions) the inner line of the Overbought or
Oversold channels.
4. Expose potential trade signal codes to IntSeries that identify Cycle/Trend line crossing.
5. Control of how/when to begin calculating the OB/OS lines. The default is “Daily” which causes the OB/OS lines to
be reset every new day at midnight (except for Sunday USA which happens at market open).

Descriptions
1. Expansion
a. Dynamic OB and OS Channel Expansion. The outer line moves higher (lower) each time the Cycle Plot line attains a new higher (lower) value.
b. The Inner channel works in a similar manner except the Trend Plot line is used rather than the Cycle Plot line.
2. Contraction - Neither the inner or outer OB or OS channel lines contract at this time, except when reset.
3. Breakout lines
a. The Long and Short breakout lines are calculated using a user specified percentage and is the value of distance between the inner OB/OS line times a user specified percentage.
b. Both the Long and Short breakout lines are calculated using the same percentage.
c. The breakout lines are recalculated when the inner channel lines are adjusted.
4. Exposed Signals - A code is sent to an IntSeries when the Cycle REMA crosses the Trend REMA. Different codes
are used for the crossing depending on where the crossing occurred relative to the zero line.

Change Log
Date Description
03/21/2018 Initial Release
03/22/2018 Correct Numbering in Indicator Parameters
04/09/2018 Correct problem calculating OB/OS channels for certain currencies.
04/11/2018 Enhancements as described above
 
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March 21st, 2018
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Choppy Market Index V1 5 *
Ranging or trending? From 'Tackling trending and ranging markets with CMI', by Daniel Fernandez, currencytrader.com 8/11.

This indicator shows the change in price of an instrument as a percentage of the range over the same time period. If price started the period at one extreme of the range and ended at the other extreme, percentage will be 100. If it started and ended at the same price, percentage will be zero. Also shows when current price is above or below that of the 'Signal period' by coloring the CMI line green or red. In addition, there is an SMA of the CMI line. Basically, when the value is low, price isn't really going anywhere and when it's high, price is moving steadily. Overall period, signal period and SMA period are all user-configurable.

This indicator is certainly similar to some others, but I have found that it has helped me identify tops and bottoms better than the various included-with-Ninjatrader indicators that I have tried. So, I thought I'd offer it to the community, in case it's of use to anyone else.

This description is right from the currencytrader.com article:
Ranging: enter long when Smooth < 40 and CMI is red; enter short when Smooth < 40 and CMI is green. Trending: enter long when Smooth > 60 and CMI is green; enter short when Smooth > 60 and CMI is red. Exit all trades when CMI crosses 50. Divides difference between Close[0] and Close[CMIPeriod] by difference between MAX(High, CMIPeriod) and MIN(Low, CMIPeriod). Adds SMA(SMAPeriod) of that value. Colors CMI plot green when Close[0] > Close[SignalPeriod] and red when Close[0] < Close[SignalPeriod].

Fernandez's default values are 60, 20, 10. (CMI, Signal, SMA)
 
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December 22nd, 2017
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