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BVA Version 1

NT-8 Version

BVA Version 1 (Bar Volume Accumulation), is for spotting Divergences in Volume and Price Action.

Example:
Higher High with less BVA, upward trend is loosing momentum.
Lower Low with less BVA, downward trend is loosing momentum.

Compiled using NT 8.0.9.0 64-bit (Multi-Broker)

Category The Elite Circle

Details: BVA Version 1
Category: The Elite Circle

September 21st, 2017
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BVA Version 1

NT-7 Version

BVA Version 1 (Bar Volume Accumulation), is for spotting Divergences in Volume and Price Action.

Example:
Higher High with less BVA, upward trend is loosing momentum.
Lower Low with less BVA, downward trend is loosing momentum.

Compiled using NT 7.0.1000.35 64-bit (Multi-Broker)

Category The Elite Circle

Details: BVA Version 1
Category: The Elite Circle

September 21st, 2017
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BVA Version 2

BVA Version 2 (Bar Volume Accumulation), is for spotting Divergences in Volume and Price Action.

Example:
Higher High with less BVA, upward trend is loosing momentum.
Lower Low with less BVA, downward trend is loosing momentum.

Version 2 has current and historical values included for use in back testing and strategies. The rest of the code is the same as Version 1 that's posted in the Elite Download Section.

Note:
The plot values for testing have been set to transparent. If you want to see them on your chart, you must select a color for each plot.

Compiled using NT 8.0.12.0 64-bit (Multi-Broker)

Category NinjaTrader 8 Indicators and More

Details: BVA Version 2
Category: NinjaTrader 8 Indicators and More

March 5th, 2018
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BWI-BB

Based on Bollinger band ...
BWI is a measure of a tradeable's ability/tendency to trend.

It is faster than an ADX, in that it will move earlier and reset itself earlier too.

When the BWI is low, the volatility is low. ie. there isn't any trend.

When it has a positive slope, there is a trend
try it ...................

Category MultiCharts

Details: BWI-BB
Category: MultiCharts

September 6th, 2011
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BWI-BB Band Width Indicator

This IS a pla file for Multicharts. The txt was furnished by TAMS which I then compiled in MC and exported as Pla file.

Here is information furnished in the code description area: "BB Band Width Indicator: created by John Bollinger,
of the Bollinger band and Bollinger Capital Management fame,
as presented by John Forman in the Nov.1994 issue of
"Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities".

Idea: BWI is a measure of a tradeable's ability/tendency to trend.
It is faster than an ADX, in that it will move earlier and reset itself earlier too.
When the BWI is low, the volatility is low. ie. there isn't any trend.
When it has a positive slope, there is a trend.

I have added the following enhancements:
1. up/down colors for easy directional identification
2. option to use Exponential Average"

Category MultiCharts

Details: BWI-BB Band Width Indicator
Category: MultiCharts

July 8th, 2009
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Keywords: multicharts

CamarillaPivots

A description of pivots based on the Camarilla equation can be obtained by searching via google or your favorite search engine so I won't provide that here.

This indicator displays the pivots based on a calculation of the yesterday's High, Low, and Close. However, this seems to me to be ok for Tuesday through Friday but when Monday's pivots are based on Sunday's data then I think you should change the DailyHiLo parameter to false and enter Friday's High, Low, and Close. You can also set the DailyHiLo parameter to false as well if you want to base today's pivots on the market hours of the instrument you are trading.

There are labels on the right side for each level. Suggest you set your right margin to at least 40 in order to see the labels.

I have no idea if these pivots are significant or not. I saw a post from a new member of this forum who said they make money using them which motivated me to find out what they are. This indicator is a result of the research I've done trying to find out what Camarilla pivots are. Use them in good health.

Mike Winfrey

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: CamarillaPivots
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

July 5th, 2010
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Keywords: camarilla joeblow

CandleCode V1.0 for NT8

This is a simplified variation of Viktor Likhovidov's digital coding of candlesticks as seen in the September 2001 issue of Stocks & Commodities. Each candlestick is converted into a 3 digit number.

First Digit = High - Open
Second Digit = High - Close
Third Digit = Open - Low

Try it with various bar types and you will see different patterns emerge for minute, range, renko, etc. bar types.

This indie may have value as signaling an entry or exit, especially when used with other indies. Plus, anyone wishing to edit the code will find it very simple and easy to edit.

Those who export their chart data to Excel may find this column of data useful.

Category NinjaTrader 8 Indicators and More

Details: CandleCode V1.0 for NT8
Category: NinjaTrader 8 Indicators and More

October 23rd, 2019
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CCL Bar Pack

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.

Category TradeStation (hidden)

Details: CCL Bar Pack
Category: TradeStation (hidden)

November 22nd, 2009
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Keywords: tradestation

Chande Kroll Stop

Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.30

This is an implementation of the volatiliy based stop that was suggested by Tushar Chande and Stanley Kroll in their book "The New Technical Trader". The indicator comes with a long stop line (blue) and and a short stop line (red).

Calculation of long stop: The preliminary long stop is calculated by deducting a multiple of a 10-period ATR from the highest high of the last 10 bars. The long stop is then calculated as the highest of the last 20 preliminary long stops.

Calculation of short stop: The preliminary short stops are calculated by adding a ,ultiple of a 10-period ATR to the lowest low of the last 10 bars. The short stop is then calculated as the lowest of the last 20 perliminary short stops.

Calculation of ATR: The ATR can be calculated in three different ways. "Arithmetic" uses a simple moving average over the last 10 true ranges. "Exponential" uses an exponential moving average over the last 10 true ranges, while "Wilder" simply calculates the default ATR(10) which is calculated as exponential moving averages with a smaller smoothing constant.

Default settings: Default settings follow suggestions by Chande & Kroll. Following suggestions in their book the default parameters are 10, 3 and 20. Also they used a simple moving average for smoothing the true ranges. The only change that was necessary was to adapt the indicator so that it can be used intra-bar. For this purpose, the calculation does not use the (unstable) true range of the current bar nor the high of the current bar, but relies on the values for the prior bar. Just for the purpose to compare the indicator with implementations for other charting packages, it is also possible to perform calculations from the current unstable bar. When used with "COBC = False" or with the strategy analyzer (backtesting), the default settings should be used.

It is recommended to use the

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: Chande Kroll Stop
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

October 14th, 2015
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Keywords: atr averagetruerange chande kroll stop trailing volatility

Chandelier Stop

Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.12

This is a new implementation of the chandelier stop developed by Charles LeBeau. For a long trade the chandelier stop is calculated by subtracting a multiple of the average true range over the last N bars from the highest high (chandelier) since the inception of the trade. For a short trade the chandelier stop is calculated by adding a multiple of the average true range over the last N bars to the lowest low since the inception of the trade.

Instead of calculating the stop from the highest high and the lowest low, it is also possible to calculate it from the highest close and the lowest close.

The indicator version presented here uses the average true range calculated one bar ago. This is to avoid that the stop moves away when approached by a bar, it further acts against the distortion of the average true range when the indicator is set to COBC = false and reduces CPU load. The concept of using the ATR one bar ago was already introduced with the SuperTrend M11.

UseHighLow: The chandelier stops can be calculated from highest high/lowest low or from highest close/lowest close:

Reverse Intra-bar = false: This is the default setting of the indicator. A logical signal will be generated when the close of the signal bar has taken out the stop line. The position may be reversed at the open of the next bar. The paint bars will only change colors for the bar after the signal bar. The arrow will be also plotted for the entry bar.

Reverse Intra-bar = true: This is an unusual setting for the Chandelier Stop The signal will be generated with the first tick that has plotted on the other side of the stop line. In this case the position may be reversed intra-bar for the signal bar. Paintbars and arrows will already plot for the signal bar.

Accessing the trend: The indicator comes with a BoolSeries that holds the trend. This BoolSeries can be accessed by other indicators or automated strategies.

Paintbars: The indicator has an option to display the current trend via paintbars. Downclose bars are filled, upclose bars are hollow. For the upclose bars an opacity can be selected for better visibility.

Arrows: The indicator has an option to display trend changes via an arrow.

Sound alerts: The indicator will alert to trend reversals and potential trend reversals. A potential trend reversal occurs when price touches the stop line intra-bar prior to the confirmation by a close on the other side of the stop line. The sound files are included with the indicator install file. Please unzip and copy them into the program files (x86)\ NinjaTrader 7\ sounds directory or whatever directory is used by NinjaTrader to store the sound files.

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: Chandelier Stop
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

April 22nd, 2013
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Keywords: atr averagetruerange chandelier stop trailing

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