Cumulative Tick and Tick Bars for Tradestation v1.0
Works on at least TradeStation 9.5 and later
Description:
Plots the Daily Cumulative Tick value. And Tick Bars (_HKCumTickCS) Plots the number of bars where the average tick was greater than a threshold value, less than a negative threshold value, or neutral.
Usage:
Create a $TICK tick chart and add indicator _DBCumTickSvr
Create another $TICK chart (any timeframe) and add indicator _DBCumTickClient and _HKCumTickCS.
Format the indicators and change the Style to Histogram and colors asChange the colors as desired.
Input Parameters:
_DBCumTickClient- CumDivisor is just a divisor of the total CumulativeTick value to make it more readable.
_HKCumTickCS- threshold is the value used to separate the up vs down vs neutral bars
Description:
Plots the developing range (high-low) for a given time interval on any chart and allows this range to be plotted on any other chart.
Usage:
The ELD contains 2 indicators that rely on ADE and EL Collections to do their job.
AnyRangeAnywhere(S): This indicator can be plotted on any chart and it will plot the developing range based on the start and end times input specified by the user. At the same time, it will copy the range values in memory using ADE and EL Collections. (S) stands for "sender".
AnyRangeAnywhere(R): This indicator reads the range plotted by the indicator above and plots it on any other chart. (R) stands for "receiver".
The indicators allow the range to be named so that multiple ranges can be plotted differentiated by their unique names specified by the user.
Works on the following chart types:
AnyRangeAnywhere(R):
Time Only. It might work on the other chart types but it might be inaccurate.
AnyRangeAnywhere(S):
Any chart - time, tick, volume, range etc.
Input Parameters:
For session start times, use the bar time of the first bar in the session. This would vary depending upon the interval of the time chart. For instance, for CL, in a 1 min chart, the first RTH session start bar would be 801 whereas in a 5 minute chart, the first bar would be 805.
AnyRangeAnywhere(S):
ORStartTime- Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM) specifying the range start
OREndTime- Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM) specifying the range end
PlotEndTime- Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM) specifying how long to plot the ranges in an intraday chart
ADEClassName- A unique name that identifies this range. When this indicator is plotted more than once, this input value must be unique to each plot
AnyRangeAnywhere(R):
ADEClassName- A unique name that identifies the range to plot. This should match (case-sensitive) to the value of this same input specified in the sender.
ADEInterval- Specify the data interval for the sender chart. If the sender chart is a 5 minute chart, specify 5.
ADESymbol- Specify the symbol of the sender chart or use the default if the symbols are the same. This option is there to allow calculating the range on a continuous contract symbol, for instance, and then plotting it on a specific contract month symbol.
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LogicalTrader
ACD Daily Pivot for TradeStation v1.0
Works on at least TradeStation 9.0 and later
Description:
Plots the ACD daily pivot. Allows the option of choosing either the ETH session or RTH session range.
Usage:
The indicator plots the daily pivot as described in Mark Fisher's book, The Logical Trader. Fisher's subscription service uses the RTH high and low to calculate the daily pivot along with the exchange close. This indicator does that and at the same time allows the option to use the ETH session high and low instead of the RTH session. The close used by the indicator is always the exchange close which is usually reset by the exchange, and is usually different than the last print for the session, between the ETH session close and the next ETH session open.
Works on the following chart types:
Time Only. It might work on the other chart types but it might be inaccurate.
Input Parameters:
For session start times, use the bar time of the first bar in the session. This would vary depending upon the interval of the time chart. For instance, for CL, in a 1 min chart, the first RTH session start bar would be 801 whereas in a 5 minute chart, the first bar would be 805. To get theoretically accurate values, the correct session start and end times must be specified.
ETHStart- Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM) specifying the ETH session start
ETHEnd- Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM) specifying the ETH session end
RTHStart- Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM) specifying the RTH session start
RTHEnd- Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM) specifying the RTH session end
UseETH_1OrRTH_2- Specify 1 to use ETH session or 2 to use RTH session
ShowPivotPoint- Specify True to show the daily pivot point (in addition to the range), False to hide it.
February 15th, 2014
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LogicalTrader
Cumulative Delta for TradeStation v1.0
Works on at least TradeStation 9.0 and later
Description:
Plots the cumulative delta (orders lifting offers - orders hitting bids) in a sub graph below the main chart for most chart types in TradeStation.
Usage:
The indicator plots the difference between Upticks and Downticks for each bar in a Hi-Lo bartype fashion. The close of the previous bar is the open of the new bar. It does not draw the wicks, just the open and close. The code maintains the running Upticks-Downticks tally in a bar and plots the difference realtime for the last bar on chart if update intrabar option is checked. It allows the trader to specify pit open/close times and the option to reset (start from 0) the cumulative delta at either the pit open time or the pit close time or both. A zero line can be plotted if required. Also allows the user to specify an Alert limit such that when the delta goes over this limit, that CD bar can be colored with the Alert Color. The Up Color and Down Color can also be specified.
Works on the following chart types:
Time
Tick (using Trade Vol instead of Tick Count for chart volume)
Volume (using Trade Vol instead of Tick Count for chart volume)
Momentum
Range
Input Parameters:
PitOpen - Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM)
PitClose - Time in HH24MM format (eg: 0800 for 8 AM and 1600 for 4 PM)
ResetAtPitOpen - True/False values only
ResetAtPitClose - True/False values only
PlotZeroLine - True/False values only
AlertBar - Numerical, positive value only. The code uses an absolute value before comparing.
AlertColor - Any TradeStation color like Magenta, Cyan, Yellow, White etc.
UpColor - Any TradeStation color like Magenta, Cyan, Yellow, White etc.
DownColor - Any TradeStation color like Magenta, Cyan, Yellow, White etc.
December 26th, 2013
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LogicalTrader
Here's a volume indicator I use for watching the volume trend on the NYSE. The chart is a 30-min chart of $TVOLC (Total volume on the NYSE). The bars are color coded by hour to make it easy to see when their is either an increase or decrease in volume from prior sessions. (This is Tradestation 9.1).
This Tradestation Show Me tells you days that Congress is in session. Contains data from Dec 1997 - Oct 26, 2012.
You may find this useful for the stock market, since there have been a few studies that show correlation between when Congress is in session and stock market performance (Congress in session tends to mean stocks go down).
October 28th, 2012
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kevinkdog
Here is a way to see what days have been or are FOMC. This is updated through DEC 2012. I am using a function publicly available at the trade station forums.
January 30th, 2012
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westsider
Ever want to quicky know what the morning gap is premarket or at the open? This Indicator will calculate it for you. The user can input the time of yesterdays close, time of open and an optional feature to show the premarket gap.
//*** This is a tradestation version of the code Big Mike and Fat Tails have
uploaded here. I made several modifications as well. The sample
picture is inspired from BMT traders and many sharky templates.
//*** The sample picture contains Super trend and Double WMA Ultra Grad
Version 1: Modified Jan 2012 for tradestation ELD ***********
//**** added up dn color, added single or multi dot ***********
//**** added median price moving average logic
An indi for TradeStation designed to show high-volume bars
without having to devote a separate pane to an indi. It
marks them with the character in the variable vChar - "o" in
the picture.
It simply plots an ma of volume and marks bars which exceed
it by the value in the variable vadjust.
The bottom pane in the picture, which is a different but
similar indi, shows the principle.
Why the longest volume bar in that pane is not signalled by
VolVsRange I don't know - unless it's off the chart.
The code (let me know if there are errors in it - it was one
of my first tries) :
{ Indicator }
Inputs:
UpColor(Black) , DnColor(Red) , vAvg.length(9) , vadjust(1.8) , VolAlert(false) , vChar("o"), offset(0.5) ;
Variables:
vol(0) , avgv (0) , volvlen(0) , barlength(0) ;
If BarType >= 2 then vol = Volume else vol = Ticks;
vol = volume ;
barlength = H - L ;
if vol > 0 and barlength > 0 then
volvlen = vol / barlength
else
volvlen = 0 ;
avgv = averageFc(volvlen, vAvg.length) ;
if volvlen > avgv * vadjust and O[1] > C[1] then
begin
Value1 = Text_New(D,T, Low - Range * offset, vChar ); // down bar
Value2 = Text_SetColor(Value1,UpColor);
If VolAlert = True then
begin
Alert("VolvLen down ");
End;
End;
if volvlen > avgv * vadjust and C[1] >= O[1] then
begin
Value1 = Text_New(D,T, High + Range * offset, vChar ) ; //up bar
Value2 = Text_SetColor(Value1,UpColor);
If VolAlert = True then
begin
Alert("VolvLen up ");
End;
End;
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Sezor
Attached is a paintbar indi for TradeStation to show Inside
and Outside bars - or rather TS' Engulfing and Harami bars.
The attached picture has inside bars light green & bright red,
outside bars dark green & red. It is just an example - not all
reversals are signaled as well as that !
As in the code, to specify a color, one then prepends
color.
to the color's name :
InDnColor(color.Red)
for instance.
If you're happy with TradeStation's range of colors, you can
remove every instance of
color.
The (amateur) code :
{ Candlestick PaintBar }
inputs: Length( 14) ,
InUpColor(color.Chartreuse) , InDnColor(color.Red) ,
OutUpColor(color.DarkGreen) , OutDnColor(color.FireBrick) ,
NmlUpColor(color.LightSeaGreen), NmlDnColor(color.LightSalmon) ,
variables: oBullishEngulfing( 0 ) , oBearishEngulfing( 0 ) , oBullishHarami(0) , oBearishHarami(0), barColor(blue) ;
Value1 = C_BullEng_BearEng( Length, oBullishEngulfing, oBearishEngulfing ) ;
Value2 = C_BullHar_BearHar( Length, oBullishHarami, oBearishHarami ) ;
if oBullishEngulfing = 1 then barColor = OutUpColor
else if oBullishHarami = 1 then barColor = InUpColor
else if oBearishEngulfing = 1 then barColor = OutDnColor
else if oBearishHarami = 1 then barColor = InDnColor
else if Close > Open then barColor = NmlUpColor
else if Close < Open then barColor = NmlDnColor ;
PlotPaintBar( High, Low, "InsOuts", barColor ) ;
This study will show pivot points on a chart using the standard tradestation pivot logic. It will show when there has been a Higher Low or Lower High. A filter can also be applied to print only the pivots that form in the direction of the surrent trend.
This indicator is the easy language version. It will plot above a bar for indications to go long, below the bar for shorts. Select the style to be points, weight and color to whatever you like. The offset input value is for how far above/below the bar a plot should be, so use a small value like 0.0002 for 6E and a larger value for TF like 0.2. The debug input value can be toggled to view the state of the conditions in the commentary.
This indicator is the easy language version. It will plot above a bar for indications to go long, below the bar for shorts. Select the style to be points, weight and color to whatever you like. The offset input value is for how far above/below the bar a plot should be, so use a small value like 0.0002 for 6E and a larger value for TF like 0.2. The debug input value can be toggled to view the state of the conditions in the commentary.
November 24th, 2010
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cbritton
This pdf is a comprehensive reference guide for EasyLanguage. It is 292 pages long and provides details on every aspect of EasyLanguage, such as order creation, alerts, variables, arrays, drawing, and even accessing external DLL's.
This book has been designed with the beginning EasyLanguage programmer in mind. Although comprehensive, it is not designed to answer every question about EasyLanguage.
The purpose of this book is to help you learn the basics of EasyLanguage and explain how to make use of this powerful language for creating your own trading strategies and analysis techniques using familiar terminology and simple logical statements.
CCL is abbreviation for 'Confirmed CLose'. Years ago I rejected indicators - which I now I have a more friendly relationship with btw- and went into bars. The only trading seminar I went to was by Kent Calhoun who developed his 5 vertical bar trading pattern, essentially a 3 bar swing with some rules, but from which he designed some very effective strategies.
I modified his pattern to feature a 'confirmed close' meaning that only if the close takes out the low of the #4 bar (in a forming high swing) is the pattern verified. Very simple. But not so easy to code. Once that was done, you have the ShowMe included which plots confirmed by close (ccl) swing highs and lows color coded such that higher highs and higher lows are bullish color (for me yellow), LL and LH bearish and a swing whose high or low penetrates a previous one but whose close does not confirm is red, i.e. neither bullish nor bearish and often indicative of trend exhaustion, new trend change etc.
Then there are some Fib levels from those swings.
Also a set that project targets.
There's another one somewhere that determines long term trends by keep track of 'Active Highs' and 'Active Lows', i.e. a low whose developing swing made a higher high is Active until it is penetrated or a higher active low is formed. The trend is up until an active low is penetrated. In this way a bull market is defined as higher highs, and a bear market is defined as lower lows in that a bear market only starts if an active low is penetrated and a bull if an active high is penetrated. If/when I find it I will post it here without further explanation.
Picture shows the attached files in action. Colors are garish by TS8 and Ninja standards but some might find the swing patterns of interest. TS8 users will find they can be made to look quite elegant.
Also, they can be helpful for developing wave and other calculations because the swing points can be referenced. That said, Ninja has a very good swing high/low function, although I must say that the confirmed close business does filter out many bad swings, but doesn't always need multiples of ATR's (and 5-10 bars) to determine them.
I have worked with long terms seasonals for a while as part of developing a futures portfolio system - hopefully for institutional clients at some point.
Although never used for the system, it was an attempt to almost eliminate optimization by applying a universal seasonal indicator to every instrument. It actually works, and well, the results were not good enough for me and so although I use it as a visual indicator, it is not part of any entry rule algorithm.
Ideally, this would be coded in arrays but I lack the skills to work with them in a context that combines text and numbers. Over my pay grade coding-wise!
In any case, it tracks the percentage move each week (this only works on weekly charts) and then puts them together in such a way that when an RSI of those values is plotted it instantly reveals whether or not there are regular or particular seasonal patterns.
In the picture attached you will see signals generated from a different seasonal system (part of my portfolio system) that has 59% successful trades going back over more then 20 years with 7% max drawdown. Not bad. But on the picture you can see the signals and compare how the indicator reads at the same time. As you can see, they are often in agreement. And this indicator will plot automatically on any weekly chart instantly revealing whether or not there are significant seasonal tendencies.
I suspect the same type of approach could be used for daily and intraday charts, albeit with the latter you might be looking for days-of-the-week, and/or hours of the day type behavior. Again, ability to code in arrays is key.
For those not using Tradestation, I paste in the code below.
Note on the picture: there is also an Equity indicator that shows current account balance from starting balance input, current trade P/L, current drawdown from maximum account high, and during DD's the histogram bars get progressively darker. It can also assume compounding in terms of the percentage drawdowns (i.e. of starting balance or the current balance after many years).
The ATR indicator shows either $$ or percentage of instrument ATR and also includes a money-management formula recommending nr. of contracts to trade.
If anyone wants either of these, let me know and I will gladly post them here.
PS. I am hoping some enterprising coder will want to translate this into Ninja script and/or use this as an kick starter to look into day-of-week or time-of-day type analysis. It's not rocket science, but you need to be good at coding arrays which I am not.
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Pasted in Code
Indicator:
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{***************************************
Written by: ccl-trading-systems.com
Description: Seasonal Indicator without Loop but using new Function
****************************************}
inputs: Rsilen(9),RunorNew(false),highline(70),lowline(30);
vars: runline(0),av(0),slow(0),count(0),slower(0),newrun(0),rsiline(0);
If currentbar >=43 then Begin
runline = VSeasRun2;
if (runline > 0 and runline[1] > 0) or (runline < 0 and runline[1] < 0) then newrun = runline + newrun[1] else newrun = runline;
If RunorNew then slow = averagefc(runline,3) else slow = averagefc(newrun,3);
rsiline = rsi(slow,rsilen);
vars: color(0);
Color = month(d); if color = 1 then color = darkgray;
{***************************************
Written by: ccl-trading-systems.com
Description: Seasonal Indicator without Arrays, last 10 times attempt
****************************************}
If TDN = 1 then begin TDNTot1 = TDNTot1 + Sday; Count1 = Count1+1; TDNAv1 = TDNTot1/Count1; end;
If TDN = 2 then begin TDNTot2 = TDNTot2 + Sday; Count2 = Count2+1; TDNAv2 = TDNTot2/Count2; end;
If TDN = 3 then begin TDNTot3 = TDNTot3 + Sday; Count3 = Count3+1; TDNAv3 = TDNTot3/Count3; end;
If TDN = 4 then begin TDNTot4 = TDNTot4 + Sday; Count4 = Count4+1; TDNAv4 = TDNTot4/Count4; end;
If TDN = 5 then begin TDNTot5 = TDNTot5 + Sday; Count5 = Count5+1; TDNAv5 = TDNTot5/Count5; end;
If TDN = 6 then begin TDNTot6 = TDNTot6 + Sday; Count6 = Count6+1; TDNAv6 = TDNTot6/Count6; end;
If TDN = 7 then begin TDNTot7 = TDNTot7 + Sday; Count7 = Count7+1; TDNAv7 = TDNTot7/Count7; end;
If TDN = 8 then begin TDNTot8 = TDNTot8 + Sday; Count8 = Count8+1; TDNAv8 = TDNTot8/Count8; end;
If TDN = 9 then begin TDNTot9 = TDNTot9 + Sday; Count9 = Count9+1; TDNAv9 = TDNTot9/Count9; end;
If TDN = 10 then begin TDNTot10 = TDNTot10 + Sday; Count10 = Count10+1; TDNAv10 = TDNTot10/Count10; end;
If TDN = 11 then begin TDNTot11 = TDNTot11 + Sday; Count11 = Count11+1; TDNAv11 = TDNTot11/Count11; end;
If TDN = 12 then begin TDNTot12 = TDNTot12 + Sday; Count12 = Count12+1; TDNAv12 = TDNTot12/Count12; end;
If TDN = 13 then begin TDNTot13 = TDNTot13 + Sday; Count13 = Count13+1; TDNAv13 = TDNTot13/Count13; end;
If TDN = 14 then begin TDNTot14 = TDNTot14 + Sday; Count14 = Count14+1; TDNAv14 = TDNTot14/Count14; end;
If TDN = 15 then begin TDNTot15 = TDNTot15 + Sday; Count15 = Count15+1; TDNAv15 = TDNTot15/Count15; end;
If TDN = 16 then begin TDNTot16 = TDNTot16 + Sday; Count16 = Count16+1; TDNAv16 = TDNTot16/Count16; end;
If TDN = 17 then begin TDNTot17 = TDNTot17 + Sday; Count17 = Count17+1; TDNAv17 = TDNTot17/Count17; end;
If TDN = 29 then begin TDNTot18 = TDNTot18 + Sday; Count18 = Count18+1; TDNAv18 = TDNTot18/Count18; end;
If TDN = 29 then begin TDNTot19 = TDNTot19 + Sday; Count19 = Count19+1; TDNAv19 = TDNTot19/Count19; end;
If TDN = 20 then begin TDNTot20 = TDNTot20 + Sday; Count20 = Count20+1; TDNAv20 = TDNTot20/Count20; end;
If TDN = 21 then begin TDNTot21 = TDNTot21 + Sday; Count21 = Count21+1; TDNAv21 = TDNTot21/Count21; end;
If TDN = 22 then begin TDNTot22 = TDNTot22 + Sday; Count22 = Count22+1; TDNAv22 = TDNTot22/Count22; end;
If TDN = 23 then begin TDNTot23 = TDNTot23 + Sday; Count23 = Count23+1; TDNAv23 = TDNTot23/Count23; end;
If TDN = 24 then begin TDNTot24 = TDNTot24 + Sday; Count24 = Count24+1; TDNAv24 = TDNTot24/Count24; end;
If TDN = 25 then begin TDNTot25 = TDNTot25 + Sday; Count25 = Count25+1; TDNAv25 = TDNTot25/Count25; end;
If TDN = 26 then begin TDNTot26 = TDNTot26 + Sday; Count26 = Count26+1; TDNAv26 = TDNTot26/Count26; end;
If TDN = 27 then begin TDNTot27 = TDNTot27 + Sday; Count27 = Count27+1; TDNAv27 = TDNTot27/Count27; end;
If TDN = 28 then begin TDNTot28 = TDNTot28 + Sday; Count28 = Count28+1; TDNAv28 = TDNTot28/Count28; end;
If TDN = 29 then begin TDNTot29 = TDNTot29 + Sday; Count29 = Count29+1; TDNAv29 = TDNTot29/Count29; end;
If TDN = 30 then begin TDNTot30 = TDNTot30 + Sday; Count30 = Count30+1; TDNAv30 = TDNTot30/Count30; end;
If TDN = 31 then begin TDNTot31 = TDNTot31 + Sday; Count31 = Count31+1; TDNAv31 = TDNTot31/Count31; end;
If TDN = 32 then begin TDNTot32 = TDNTot32 + Sday; Count32 = Count32+1; TDNAv32 = TDNTot32/Count32; end;
If TDN = 33 then begin TDNTot33 = TDNTot33 + Sday; Count33 = Count33+1; TDNAv33 = TDNTot33/Count33; end;
If TDN = 34 then begin TDNTot34 = TDNTot34 + Sday; Count34 = Count34+1; TDNAv34 = TDNTot34/Count34; end;
If TDN = 35 then begin TDNTot35 = TDNTot35 + Sday; Count35 = Count35+1; TDNAv35 = TDNTot35/Count35; end;
If TDN = 36 then begin TDNTot36 = TDNTot36 + Sday; Count36 = Count36+1; TDNAv36 = TDNTot36/Count36; end;
If TDN = 37 then begin TDNTot37 = TDNTot37 + Sday; Count37 = Count37+1; TDNAv37 = TDNTot37/Count37; end;
If TDN = 38 then begin TDNTot38 = TDNTot38 + Sday; Count38 = Count38+1; TDNAv38 = TDNTot38/Count38; end;
If TDN = 39 then begin TDNTot39 = TDNTot39 + Sday; Count39 = Count39+1; TDNAv39 = TDNTot39/Count39; end;
If TDN = 40 then begin TDNTot40 = TDNTot40 + Sday; Count40 = Count40+1; TDNAv40 = TDNTot40/Count40; end;
If TDN = 41 then begin TDNTot41 = TDNTot41 + Sday; Count41 = Count41+1; TDNAv41 = TDNTot41/Count41; end;
If TDN = 42 then begin TDNTot42 = TDNTot42 + Sday; Count42 = Count42+1; TDNAv42 = TDNTot42/Count42; end;
If TDN = 43 then begin TDNTot43 = TDNTot43 + Sday; Count43 = Count43+1; TDNAv43 = TDNTot43/Count43; end;
If TDN = 44 then begin TDNTot44 = TDNTot44 + Sday; Count44 = Count44+1; TDNAv44 = TDNTot44/Count44; end;
If TDN = 45 then begin TDNTot45 = TDNTot45 + Sday; Count45 = Count45+1; TDNAv45 = TDNTot45/Count45; end;
If TDN = 46 then begin TDNTot46 = TDNTot46 + Sday; Count46 = Count46+1; TDNAv46 = TDNTot46/Count46; end;
If TDN = 47 then begin TDNTot47 = TDNTot47 + Sday; Count47 = Count47+1; TDNAv47 = TDNTot47/Count47; end;
If TDN = 48 then begin TDNTot48 = TDNTot48 + Sday; Count48 = Count48+1; TDNAv48 = TDNTot48/Count48; end;
If TDN = 49 then begin TDNTot49 = TDNTot49 + Sday; Count49 = Count49+1; TDNAv49 = TDNTot49/Count49; end;
If TDN = 50 then begin TDNTot50 = TDNTot50 + Sday; Count50 = Count50+1; TDNAv50 = TDNTot50/Count50; end;
If TDN = 51 then begin TDNTot51 = TDNTot51 + Sday; Count51 = Count51+1; TDNAv51 = TDNTot51/Count51; end;
If TDN = 52 then begin TDNTot52 = TDNTot52 + Sday; Count52 = Count52+1; TDNAv52 = TDNTot52/Count52; end;
If TDN = 53 then begin TDNTot53 = TDNTot53 + Sday; Count53 = Count53+1; TDNAv53 = TDNTot53/Count53; end;
If TDN = 54 then begin TDNTot54 = TDNTot54 + Sday; Count54 = Count54+1; TDNAv54 = TDNTot54/Count54; end;
vars: runline(0),runlineav(0);
If TDN = 1 then begin Runline = TDNAv1; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav1,10); end;
If TDN = 2 then begin Runline = TDNAv2; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav2,10);end;
If TDN = 3 then begin Runline = TDNAv3; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav3,10);end;
If TDN = 4 then begin Runline = TDNAv4; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav4,10);end;
If TDN = 5 then begin Runline = TDNAv5; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav5,10);end;
If TDN = 6 then begin Runline = TDNAv6; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav6,10);end;
If TDN = 7 then begin Runline = TDNAv7; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav7,10);end;
If TDN = 8 then begin Runline = TDNAv8; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav8,10);end;
If TDN = 9 then begin Runline = TDNAv9; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav9,10);end;
If TDN = 10 then begin Runline = TDNAv10; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav10,10); end;
If TDN = 11 then begin Runline = TDNAv11; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav11,10); end;
If TDN = 12 then begin Runline = TDNAv12; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav12,10); end;
If TDN = 13 then begin Runline = TDNAv13; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav13,10); end;
If TDN = 14 then begin Runline = TDNAv14; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav14,10); end;
If TDN = 15 then begin Runline = TDNAv15; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav15,10); end;
If TDN = 16 then begin Runline = TDNAv16; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav16,10); end;
If TDN = 17 then begin Runline = TDNAv17; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav17,10); end;
If TDN = 18 then begin Runline = TDNAv18; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav18,10); end;
If TDN = 19 then begin Runline = TDNAv19; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav19,10); end;
If TDN = 20 then begin Runline = TDNAv20; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav20,10); end;
If TDN = 21 then begin Runline = TDNAv21; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav21,10); end;
If TDN = 22 then begin Runline = TDNAv22; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav22,10); end;
If TDN = 23 then begin Runline = TDNAv23; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav23,10); end;
If TDN = 24 then begin Runline = TDNAv24; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav24,10); end;
If TDN = 25 then begin Runline = TDNAv25; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav25,10); end;
If TDN = 26 then begin Runline = TDNAv26; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav26,10); end;
If TDN = 27 then begin Runline = TDNAv27; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav27,10); end;
If TDN = 28 then begin Runline = TDNAv28; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav28,10); end;
If TDN = 29 then begin Runline = TDNAv29; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav29,10); end;
If TDN = 30 then begin Runline = TDNAv30; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav30,10); end;
If TDN = 31 then begin Runline = TDNAv31; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav31,10); end;
If TDN = 32 then begin Runline = TDNAv32; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav32,10); end;
If TDN = 33 then begin Runline = TDNAv33; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav33,10); end;
If TDN = 34 then begin Runline = TDNAv34; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav34,10); end;
If TDN = 35 then begin Runline = TDNAv35; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav35,10); end;
If TDN = 36 then begin Runline = TDNAv36; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav36,10); end;
If TDN = 37 then begin Runline = TDNAv37; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav37,10); end;
If TDN = 38 then begin Runline = TDNAv38; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav38,10); end;
If TDN = 39 then begin Runline = TDNAv39; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav39,10); end;
If TDN = 40 then begin Runline = TDNAv40; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav40,10); end;
If TDN = 41 then begin Runline = TDNAv41; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav41,10); end;
If TDN = 42 then begin Runline = TDNAv42; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav42,10); end;
If TDN = 43 then begin Runline = TDNAv43; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav43,10); end;
If TDN = 44 then begin Runline = TDNAv44; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav44,10); end;
If TDN = 45 then begin Runline = TDNAv45; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav45,10); end;
If TDN = 46 then begin Runline = TDNAv46; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav46,10); end;
If TDN = 47 then begin Runline = TDNAv47; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav47,10); end;
If TDN = 48 then begin Runline = TDNAv48; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav48,10); end;
If TDN = 49 then begin Runline = TDNAv49; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav49,10); end;
If TDN = 50 then begin Runline = TDNAv50; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav50,10); end;
If TDN = 51 then begin Runline = TDNAv51; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav51,10); end;
If TDN = 52 then begin Runline = TDNAv52; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav52,10); end;
If TDN = 53 then begin Runline = TDNAv53; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav53,10); end;
If TDN = 54 then begin Runline = TDNAv54; runlineav = averagefc(tdnav54,10); end;
Just a tradestation version of the Ninja Scalper already available.
This is an indicator that looks for higher highs and lower lows. Inspired by John Carter's TTMScalper. Found on the NT forum. It's plotting price action based on higher highs, and lower lows.
If, used on it's own, it will give a lot of false signals, therefore it is recommended to be used in conjunction with other stuff that fits your trading stile and that's confirming your set-up.
June 27th, 2013 02:03 PM yiman Thanks very much, ilike this set of indicators and i find them very useful.I was wondering if you ever found the set tha
t projects targets.
Is there some info somewhere that will help me make better use of these indicators please.
Thanks again
Y I Man
June 27th, 2013 01:49 PM yiman Thanks very much, ilike this set of indicators and i find them very useful.I was wondering if you ever found the set tha
t projects targets.
Is there some info somewhere that will help me make better use of these indicators please.
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age. Thanks!
March 28th, 2011 03:08 AM Sezor Thanks for all these docs