This is Constance Brown's Derivative Oscillator indicator for MultiCharts, and was presented in her book "Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional" (chapter 14, "The Derivative Oscillator").
This oscillator uses a 14-period RSI, which is then double smoothed with exponential moving averages.
In a second step, a signal line is generated from the smoothed RSI by calculating a simple moving average of it.
The Derivative Oscillator is then calculated as the difference between the smoothed RSI and it's signal line.
Based on the original "Derivative Oscillator" coded by FatTails for NinjaTrader found here.
Constance Brown's Derivative Oscillator was published in her book "Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional".
The oscillator uses a 14-period RSI. The RSI is then double smoothed with exponential moving averages. The default settings for the smoothing periods are 5 and 3.
In a second step a signal line is generated from the smoothed RSI by calculating a simple moving average with a period of 9.
The Derivative Oscillator is calculated as the difference between the smoothed RSI and the signal line and displayed as histogram.
This indicator combines the overbought and oversold logic of Bollinger Bands and that of the Relative Strength Index. When the RSI line crosses below the upper bollinger band from above, it is a signal to sell. When the RSI line crosses the lower bollinger band from below, it is a signal to buy.
This is a collection of various filters by John Ehlers outlined in his excellent books "Rocket Science for Traders" and "Cybernet Analysis for Stocks and Futures"
Description:
Uses the Reverse Engineered RSI indicator to determine trend. Fifty on the RSI marks the point where the average of up closes is equal to the average of down closes. If the RSI is above this point the average of the up closes is greater that the down closes and vice versa. Instead of using 50 as the point of demarcation, this indicator accounts for noise by defining upper and lower boundaries above and below 50 (default of 52 for upper and 48 for lower). An uptrend is signaled when a low is printed above the upper boundary plot and a downtrend when a high is printed below the lower boundary plot.
Plots for standard deviation or ATR bands are an additional option that can be employed. The upper deviation plot is a multiple of the StdDev or ATR added to the upper boundary plot. The lower deviation plot uses this same deviation value and subtracts it from the lower boundary plot.
Note: If you find bugs, have feature requests, or anything else, post in THIS thread.
This is the HARSI indicator, requested in THIS thread.
This indicator is a port from TradingView. This indicator was originally created by a gentleman named JayRogers. If you want more info on this indicator, go HERE.
Most of the items in the settings should be self-explanatory.
The customization for the horizontal lines, and plots are near the bottom of the UI, if the styling or levels need to be changed.
The Stochastic Ribbon(blue/red lines) is disabled by default. If you use the ribbon, and the ribbon is taller than you want, you can use the "Stoch Scaler" input to scale it to a percentage of its normal size.
The RSI histogram is the same as the regular RSI(yellow line), so the histogram is also disabled by default.
For coders interested in pulling the HA levels for strategies... The bars are created within onRender(), so there is no actual object for the bars on the chart. There is however, and exposed data series for the OHLC values of the HA bars. The four individual data series are called, openHA[0], highHA[0], lowHA[0], closeHA[0] respectively.
NOTE: Installing this indicator will create a folder called "BTMM," that's where the indicator will be.
---EDIT - V2 13May2022---
*Added Null/Bars check to OnRender() method.
*Removed logic to attempt to automatically set the LINES for the Stochastics to transparent, when using 'ribbon' mode for the Stochastics. This might cause error in the case a user switches back and fourth.
RSI with Colors and Sound when Price hits Over Bought/Over Sold Zones.
In the archive you will find the two standard sound files I use. You will need to put them in your Ninja Trader Program folder:
(in Windows 7 64-Bit C:\Program Files (x86)\NinjaTrader 7\sounds)
August 29th, 2023 01:37 PM Maxie thanks for sharing
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