This is a simple strategy that alerts you when you go over your daily loss limit. You can run it on a chart, keep it minimized so that you don't have to look at your profit if you don't wish. You can select the account, and the limit. It will alert in the alert window and play a sound too. I had this coded for me, so please let me know if there could be any improvements. I hope you find this of some benefit.
To highlight again, this runs as a Strategy, not an indicator.
June 28th, 2013
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This indicator is a variant of OBV called PVT that is uses only a part of the volume in each bar for calculations, depending on how far price has moved. I find it to be more steady and accurate than OBV for determining overall trend - doesn't whipsaw up and down as much.
The idea of a channel similar to Donchian channel but one that expands in trending markets and narrows in a ranging markets was born by Alex Grover on TradingView.
This script is a conversion from original TV script to Ninjascript.
The channel breakout generally indicates beginning of a new trend and pullbacks towards middle of channel are generally reliable trend continuation signals.
I have added multi timeframe version of this script here that shows trend in a higher timeframe and pullbacks in a lower timeframe.
Improvements and additions in this script are welcome.
This is the QQE (Quantitative Qualitative Estimation) indicator. The origin of this indicator is unclear, it is a mystery indicator derived from Welles Wilder's RSI.
The main plot of the QQE is a smoothed RSI. The indicator then measures the amount of the absolute change between two consecutive values of the smoothed RSI. The absolute changes are then double-smoothed exponentially. The double smoothed value is then multiplied by two user defined multipliers. The result is then used to calculate a fast and a slow trigger line.
Entry and exit signals: Watch out for crosses of the smoothed RSI and one of the trigger lines.
Trend Filter: When the smoothed RSI is above or below the midline (50), this is an indication for an uptrend or downtrend.
Divergences: The main plot of the indicator is a smoothed RSI and can be used to detect divergences between momentum and price.
The attached version of the QQE is entirely recoded, as the QQE which is currently available for NinjaTrader had a few shortcomings. In particular, this indicator uses fewer DataSeries objects, creates instances of the RSI and EMA in OnStartUp(), has a second trigger line added, allows to select the multipliers for the trigger lines and also allows to set the momentum smoothing period independently from the RSI period. Usually for the momentum smoothing period the value 2*RSI_period - 1 is used.
This is an indicator that I have found on ninjatrader support website , I though it would be a good add-on to BMT collection
Combination of RSI and ATR .
COMPATIBILITY:
NinjaTrader 6.5: YES
NinjaTrader 7.0: YES (tested by sam028)
Here is a indicator that uses probability and hypothesis testing to define if a indicator contains predictability. For example what is the mean and probability of a SMA cross four bars after the cross?
The code is built for SMA Cross Up or Down, but with a little tweaking can be applied to any trading rules. Tell me do you know the predictability of the indicators that you use trading?
August 25th, 2019 02:57 PM dyst Thank you! I downloaded the other version but something seemed a bit 'off' with that one. So glad I found this. Experime
December 23rd, 2014 08:13 AM davespain Wonderful tool. Thanks!
March 26th, 2014 10:23 AM Blash Sorry to say but you can do the exact same thing in a Market Analyzer without any programming whatsoever. Just add an Al
ert condition to the ProfitLoss or UnrealizedProfitLoss or RealizedProfitLoss column(s).