This is an indicator adapted from a C# implementation for cTrader. It is a simple linear IIR filter. The indicator is widely available for MetaTrader 4 in Forex fora, but I have not checked the C# version against the original mq4 files.
When price is above the Coral filter, only consider a long position. When price is below the indicator, only consider a short position.
Detailed information on the indicator is available here:
The indicator comes with a trend indication based on the slope of the linear filter. The neutral range can be adjusted via the threshold parameter. The trend can be displayed via paintbars. The trend state is exposed via an IntSeries() and be directly called from a strategy.
ZC minute data going back to 2007 and tick data going back to 2009.
Corn is a less popular contract that I think you'll find is very unique and easy to trade . Follow the instructions in the readme.txt file carefully (just 6 steps). Enjoy!
April 21st, 2012
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patbateman
For true Point and figure charting and analysis NT 7 does not work because of a issue with drawing new bars on sessions. What I did is tweak the existing PointAndFigure chart code and replaced some logic so that it will no longer plot a new bar on session breaks (Sessions still exist).
I have more on point and figure in the Elite section, but for who that are no elite I still want to help. I encourage you to join the elite section and support this site.
What this means; longer term PnF charts are not only possible, but with my PnF suite might just be the best PnF setup out there. I will let you make your own decision on that opinion.
After downloading the code it must be copied to folder:
\My Documents\Ninja Trader 7\bin\Custom\Type
and because it is provided as a .cs file it must be compiled (by compiling any other indicator). Once compiled Ninja Trader must be closed and reopened before the new chart type, named “SodyPointAndFigure” will replace the old PnF.
March 18th, 2015
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SodyTexas
This is the initial release of a NinjaTrader CORREL factor function. This function is similar to Excel's CORREL function but it allows you to find the correlation factor between two indicators as a function of time over a defined period.
February 26th, 2014
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NJAMC
This is a self-installing version of the Commitment of Traders Indicator for Strategy Trader. The indicator was created by David Rodriguez of DailyFX
Download the COTIndicator.zip file, unzip. Run the attached .exe file. Open Strategy Trader and the Strategy Trader editor. When prompted by the Editor, hit "okay" to import the "COTIndicator.fxd" file.
Once it has compiled correctly, open the "COTIndicator.fxw" file found in the default "MyWork" directory. If you installed Strategy Trader in the default location, this would be C:\Program Files\FXCM\Strategy Trader\MyWork .
All COT data is printed with the futures contract in mind. That is to say, Non Commercial and Commercial positioning on pairs such as the USDJPY and USDCHF are actually on JPYUSD and CHFUSD futures.
April 9th, 2023
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bmaran
SORRY EVERYONE, the first file I uploaded was incorrect. Please find correct file now.
This was created with the help of Ninja support. What it was created for was to be able to create a List and is synced between a strategy and indicator. The original purpose was to be able to override the Plot method of an indicator and use data from a strategy's list to be able to draw custom items. You can loop through the List that is synced to the strategy and give the ability to "create" a way to override the Plot method in a strategy.
October 31st, 2009
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cunparis
Apologies for this upload. I have found that there is something in the calculations that is incorrect, but haven't been able to track it down. It almost always says the current volume is more than the average, even when that seems unlikely or impossible.
I have uploaded a new indicator, RVOL (relative volume), that has accurate calculations in it, based on my manual gathering of values and performing the calculations. You can find it here:
If I figure out what's wrong with this one, I'll upload a repaired version. In the meantime, please use the RVOL indicator mentioned above.
Thank you!
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This indicator is inspired by Pete from JigSaw Trading. He likes to call it the Cumulative Sheep Index, but it actually compares volume on the current bar to the average volume for the same time of day, calculated over the last X number of days.
You can set the number of days and use it on bars of any duration. I have no idea what it will do with non-time-based bars, so be prepared for it to blow up, if you try that.
Please be aware that the smaller the bar duration and the larger the number of days being averaged, the longer it'll take to complete the plot. 1-min bars and 60 days, for example, take several minutes to complete.
There is an option to have some of its data sent to the Output Window, so you can assure yourself it's working, in case you choose bars and days that take a very long time to calculate.
Yours to download.
(In answer to the question posted in the 2nd 'thanks', yes. The values in the right column show the difference in volume between the current bar volume and the average volume for that bar for the previous X number of days.)