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NT 8 Market Replay data for CL

Contract: CL 12-18



Download instructions:

dowload and unzip file in NT 8 replay folder Documents\NinjaTrader 8\db\replay
The file will create a folder with the relevant front month and a series of .nrd files inside (one per day)

Make sure to use the "extract here" function as shown, and not the "Extract to" function, to avoid the creation of a folder within a folder.

Note: the archive contains only the dates with the most volume for this contract, meaning, this is data relevant only to when the contract becomes the front month.

So there was this indicator on ThinkorSwim I liked and I knew it was moving averages but it took me awhile to figure out. ( I'm not a programmer) Here is the xml so you can have it also. The reason I like it is because the two sets will gap apart when trending. For me, it gives me a clear picture. You must have EMASlopeColor for it to work found here.

https://futures.io/local_links.php?action=ratelink&linkid=1774&catid=27&lpage=1&ratesort=D&page=1


Download file: Then place the file in File>Documents>Ninjatrader 8>Templates>Chart

For my trading i make use of two different fib retracement templates.
One template with the 50% and 61.8% retracements, and a 2nd template with the wolf range to determine the market geometry. Although ninja supports templates for the fibonacci levels, this requires me to select the correct fib. level template every time i want to draw one of them.

To make live easier i made a copy of the fib. retracement drawing tool, modified it so it uses the the wolff range settings by default. That way i don't have to switch templates anymore and i can just select the normal fib tool for my 50%/61.8% retracements and the wolf range drawing tool for drawing a wolf range

Offcourse you also adjust it and use other retracement templates as you like.

5-11-2018 : version 1.0.0.0

The general idea was to better clarify both entry and exit points.

So I created a combination Bollinger Bands and Pivot Points indicator, but utilizing the MIN and MAX functions in order to eliminate the smoothing that comes with Bollinger Bands. By doing so market fluctuations are (for me at least) more clearly defined.

Though I mostly use range bars other bar types also work well.

It is not unusual for me to "turn off" the bars themselves by making them transparent. Much less distracting clutter on the screen and I like things simple.

However, early on it is best to leave the bars visible in order to fully understand the various patterns created by the indicator. Whether in chop or a trending market certain patterns quite often become obvious. And those patterns repeat time and time again.

NT 8 Market Replay data for CL

Contract: CL 11-18



Download instructions:

dowload and unzip file in NT 8 replay folder Documents\NinjaTrader 8\db\replay
The file will create a folder with the relevant front month and a series of .nrd files inside (one per day)

Make sure to use the "extract here" function as shown, and not the "Extract to" function, to avoid the creation of a folder within a folder.

Note: the archive contains only the dates with the most volume for this contract, meaning, this is data relevant

only to when the contract becomes the front month.

Ninjatrader comes with a built-in risk/reward drawing tool.
However i like the one from tradingview much better
This drawing tool adds a tradingview look-a-like risk/reward tool to ninja trader for both long and short positions
When placing a R/R drawing tool on your chart you can move it around, drag the stoploss/target to its correct price levels and the risk/reward ratio will be updated in real time

After installing you can find the risk/reward tools under the drawing tools menu.
There's a long position tool and a short position drawing tool
Note you can assign keyboard shortcuts to the risk/reward drawing tools using the tools->Hot Keys menu.

3-11-2018 : version 1.0.0.0
5-11-2018 : version 1.0.0.1 bugfix to make it work with all instruments

For my trading i make a lot of use of the $TICK. Sadly though.. ninja brokerage does not supply a really good $TICK index.
So until now i always had a web browser open showing tradingview's $TICK in the bottom left corner of my screen.
It worked.. but i had to open the web browser every trading session, scale it and move it to the correct location on my screen.

So to make life easier , i created this add on.
This add-on adds new menu item to New menu called $TICK.
When you selected it a new ninja trader window opens which shows the $TICK from tradingview.com.

Since it's a ninja window , its part of your workspace and ninja will automaticly open & position it the next time you startup ninja again.

Note.. by default you will see the light skin (white color) of trading view.
But since the $TICK window is just hosting IE as a webbrowser you can interact with, and login into tradingview right from the $TICK window it self. After logging in with your credentials you can right click on the chart to choose the dark skin as you see in the screenshot

1-nov-2018 : version 1.0.0.0

Is there anyone that can code the Ninjatrader7 indicator named "RulerV4" by MBAgearhead. He did a fantastic job
and this indicator is invaluable. It is exactly what many of us were looking for. If you havent used it, everyone should
take a look. However, I am also transitioning to Ninjatrader 8 and would very much love it if someone could code that
indicator for Ninjatrader 8....that would be so awesome !!!

Version 1.3 October 30, 2018

The MACDBBLines indicator is built from a standard MACD indicator with Bollinger Bands added to the signal line. The MACD values are shown as dots. This indicator is typically used to generate with-trend entries when the upper or lower Bollinger Band is violated.

Minor trend: The minorlower timeframe trend is up when the MACD is rising. It is down when the MACD is falling.

Major trend: The higher timeframe trend may be taken from the MACD itself. An major uptrend is signaled when MACD > 0, while MACD < 0 stands for a major downtrend.

Public Properties: The indicator comes with a few public Series<double> that can be accessed via other indicators or automated strategies. These will also be shown in the strategy builder. The series "Trend" may be used to detect the minor trend. "Trend" will show the value +2 when the MACD is rising and above the upper Bollinger Band, +1 when it is rising and below the upper Bollinger Band, -1 when it is falling and above the lower Bollinger Band, -2 when it is falling and below the lower Bollinger Band. You will further find two Series<double> "LongSignal" and "ShortSignal". "LongSignal" will return +2 for an upper band violation in a major uptrend (strong signal), +1 for an upper band violation in a major downtrend (weak signal) and 0 for no signal. Accordingly, "ShortSignal" will return +2 for a lower band violation in a major downtrend (strong signal), +1 for an lower band violation in a major uptrend (weak signal) and 0 for no signal.

Market Analyzer Column: The indicator comes with two separate market analyzer columns. The first column will simply indicate the trend and return values based on rising and falling MACD above or below the Bollinger Bands as described above. The second column will return entry signals, where +2 stand for a strong long signal, + 1 for a weak long signal, 0, for no signal, -1 for a weak short signal and - 2 for a strong short signal. For the market analyzer I have squeezed long and short signals into a single column, as there is little space on a market analyzer. For the Series<double> objects, I have separated the LongSignal and ShortSignal series, as they are designed to return positive values or 0 for no signal only. Please pay attention to the difference.

Paint Bars: The indicator comes with paint bars that reflect the minor trend. The colors are similar to the colors for the MACDBB dots, but you may differentiate between upcloses and downcloses.

Sound Alerts: The indicator comes with sound alerts that will be triggered when the upper or lower band is violated, or when the major trend changes.

This indicator compares current rolling volume for a user selected time frame and compares it to an expected volume for a user selected time frame over a user selected n period in days.

The standard settings are set to 10 minute rolling and 10 minute expected with a 13 day lookback period. So, basically the bar plot shows the current continuous rolling 10 minute volume and compares it to the line plot that is an average of every 10 minute time slot over the last 13 days.

You also have and option to exclude user selected days from the lookback period.

I find this works well with range or tick bars, but also works with time based bars.

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