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Current Day Vwap Bands - ryanCurrentDayVwapV40

Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.11

Indicator will only run on NT 7.0.1000.5 or later

This is a modified version of Fat Tail SessionVWAP Daily V40

It has Half Deviation bands and more colour control over the individual bands

""Use at own risk as i am not a professional programmer""

The indicator displays the Volume Weighted Average Price of the selected session. It can be used on all types of charts.

You can apply the indicators to charts with several intraday sessions. You can then select via indicator panel, for which session the VWAP shall be shown.

ETH session: The VWAP will be calculated for the full session, if ETH is selected via indicator dialogue.

RTH session: It is possible to display the VWAP for the RTH session or the night session. Set indicator to RTH and select the number of the session, for example "First" for the night session and "Second" for the RTH session.

RTH multi: The VWAP will be displayed starting from the open of the RTH session as specified and then continue through the after session.

Volatility Bands: The indicators has three different modes to calculate volatility bands. For each of the modes multipliers can be selected.

Variance_Last: The variance is calculated from the selected input values of the price bars and the last known value for the VWAP within the current session. This way of calculating the bands is similar to calculating Bollinger Bands with a variable period starting with the first bar of the session.

Variance_Distance: The variance is calculated from the selected input values of the price bars and the value for the VWAP corresponding to price. It is a variance of the vertical distance of price from VWAP. This method has two advantages. It corrects for a trend and it is much faster to calculate. It is therefore the default method of the indicator, and should always be used on high resolution charts built from ticks.

Session_Range: The quarter range of the current session is used as a measure of volatility instead of the standard deviation.

Public Holidays: For Globex instruments the indicator will display the ETH VWAP for the two-day-session including a public holiday. The indicator is preconfigured for the Globex holiday calendar.

Colors: Different colors can be selected for rising and falling VWAP. Also colors and opacities can be selected for the areas between the inner bands, middle bands and outer bands.

Update Jan 23, 2011: Globex Holiday Calendar for 2011. Holiday sessions will only be applied to Globex instruments. Indicators now also work on tick and volume charts.
Update May 17, 2011: New signature for GetNextBeginEnd() implemented.
Update June 15, 2011: VWAP can now be displayed for RTH and after-session, see option RTH-multi. Three different types of VWAP bands added.
Update July 26, 2011: SessionVWAP uses (High + Low + Open + Close) / 4 for higher accuracy. Adapted to different plot styles.
Update January 25, 2012: Globex Holiday Calendar for 2012 added. Small bug removed, which had affected the plot colors.

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: Current Day Vwap Bands - ryanCurrentDayVwapV40
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

January 29th, 2013
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Current Week Vwap Bands - ryanCurrentWeekVwapV40

Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.11

Indicator will only run on NT 7.0.1000.5 or later

This is a modified version of Fat Tail SessionVWAP Week V40

It has Half Deviation bands and more colour control over the individual bands

""Use at own risk as i am not a professional programmer""

Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.8

Indicator will only run on NT 7.0.1000.5 or later

The indicator displays the Volume Weighted Average Price of the selected session. It can be used on all types of charts.

You can apply the indicators to charts with several intraday sessions. You can then select via indicator panel, for which session the VWAP shall be shown.

ETH session: The VWAP will be calculated for the full session, if ETH is selected via indicator dialogue.

RTH session: It is possible to display the VWAP for the RTH session or the night session. Set indicator to RTH and select the number of the session, for example "First" for the night session and "Second" for the RTH session.

RTH multi: The VWAP will be displayed starting from the open of the RTH session as specified and then continue through the after session.

Volatility Bands: The indicators has three different modes to calculate volatility bands. For each of the modes multipliers can be selected.

Variance_Last: The variance is calculated from the selected input values of the price bars and the last known value for the VWAP within the current session. This way of calculating the bands is similar to calculating Bollinger Bands with a variable period starting with the first bar of the session.

Variance_Distance: The variance is calculated from the selected input values of the price bars and the value for the VWAP corresponding to price. It is a variance of the vertical distance of price from VWAP. This method has two advantages. It corrects for a trend and it is much faster to calculate. It is therefore the default method of the indicator, and should always be used on high resolution charts built from ticks.

Session_Range: The quarter range of the current session is used as a measure of volatility instead of the standard deviation.

Public Holidays: For Globex instruments the indicator will display the ETH VWAP for the two-day-session including a public holiday. The indicator is preconfigured for the Globex holiday calendar. If tFriday is a holiday with trade date Monday, it will then be integrated into the following week.

Colors: Different colors can be selected for rising and falling VWAP. Also colors and opacities can be selected for the areas between the inner bands, middle bands and outer bands.

For further details on update, also see the SessionVWAP Week V40.

Update January 25, 2012: Minor enhancements. Small bug removed, which had affected the plot colors.

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: Current Week Vwap Bands - ryanCurrentWeekVwapV40
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

February 5th, 2013
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Daily Range V1

This is a ten day average indicator with labels and plots I find useful on a higher time-frame chart to view where price could go.

Category ThinkOrSwim

Details: Daily Range V1
Category: ThinkOrSwim

August 7th, 2014
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DavesBetterTick

Version 1.2 - See Changelog below

What it does: This is an overlay indicator that takes the Logarithm of the TICK, TICKQ and TICKDJ, applying a weight and then taking the average of the 3 to plot a single line. The range is determined by the weight you choose to give each tick index. See the discussion thread for ideas on best weights, expiramenting is highly encouranged,

Setup: The data source and its usefulness depends on the chart time frame you choose. While it was designed for Second based charts, others have discovered its usefull on tick based charts.

You can make this its own indepentent chart by setting the data series to Transparent and no-AutoScale. Then the TICKlog plot will have full use of the chart. You can also set it as a panel.

You may refer to this thread for a pre-made template that sets up how I use the indicator, but you should adapt to your own needs and see if it gives the trade results you are looking for.

https://nexusfi.com/ninjatrader-programming/33703-collection-daves-indicators-ninjatrader.html

How to read it: When the TICKlog plot makes a parabolic rise up or down, get into a trade in any of the 4 index futures in the direction of the plot, or wait for a cross of the zeroline. depending on your aggressiveness.

Its best when a swing goes up/down hard and then trades within a range of its new comfort zone. The longer it remains there, the stronger the trend in the futures makets becomes.

If a tick swing goes hard but only remains 1 or 2 periods, and then reverses, you will see smaller intra-bar swings (good for easy scalps), but also an indication of market chop.

You must subscribe to NYSE and NASDAQ index data in order to take full advantage of this indicator! Check with your data feed provider.

Your feedback in the discussion thread is very important, the more you contribute to help us find what works and what doesnt, the more the indicator can benefit the BMT community.

ChangeLog
-Version 1.0 - 10/27/14 - Initial release
-Version 1.1 - 10/28/14

Fixes the disappearing act the plot line did when incoming data is missing on Bar Update (It just uses the last available data) and checks for bad calculations (NaN's) and removes those results from the plot.
Added the ability to change Indicators and set their respective weights.

- Version 1.2 - 10/29/14

Removed the beta code that somehow got added between v1.1's completion and its export for the forums... This one works, really!
Thread notes indicated that Unirenko 2 4 2 also provided good trade signals, see discussion post #41

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: DavesBetterTick
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

October 28th, 2014
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Decycler Indicators - DecyclerOscillator_V1

Decycler indicators Exported with NinjaTrader 7.0.1000.30

Note: The download on this entry and the one on the SimpleDecycler entry are the same and contain both indicators.

Revised 11/1/15

Revisions:

1 Ability to change plot colors and line widths.
2. Remove all code related to the signals produced for Bloodhound.
Another indicator which contains Bloodhound signals will be posted on the Bloodhound thread here.
3. Add basic signal codes to replace the Bloodhound codes.
4. Correct minor problem in code in formula calculation
5. Change the percent parameter to accept the more standard notation xx.y (%).

>>>End Revisions 11/1/15<<<

The two indicators provided, the Decycler Oscillator and the Simple Decycler, are based on the writing of John F. Ehlers published in the September 20015 issue of Stocks & Commodities magazine. The implementation used as the basis for this version was provided by NinjaTrader(NT). Although both indicators are contained in the download they are described separately. This entry describes the DecyclerOscillator.

The screenshot shows the DecyclerOscillator with modified version of the SimpleDecycler set to appear like the NT provided version (which can be downloaded here). Installing the NT version will not disturb the indicators provided as they are prefixed with �fpg�.

In the article Mr. Ehlers describes a class of filters known as high-pass filters which �allow the high-frequency components in the data to pass through to the filter output, and reject the low-frequency components�. He goes on further stating, �Since high-pass filters have very little lag, here is the trick to computing a decycler: Subtract the high-pass filter output from the data input.� This is performed in the partner indicator, the SimpleDecycler. He also states that, �You can virtually eliminate lag by getting rid of those low-frequency components.�. Both indicators contain the same algorithm (which is left to the interested math and EE gurus to figure out what he is doing) for identifying the high-pass frequencies.

The article states that the oscillator is useful when two instances , with different parameters, are placed in the same sub-graph. The NT implementation requires this to be done manually which, among other things this modification can do optionally. There are 2 controlling parameters, the HPPeriod (default 125) and the K value (default 1). According to the article, �The second instance is plotted at 80% of the HPPeriod with an input K value of 1.2. The basic idea is to compensate for a 20% reduction in cycle period with a 20% increase in the amplitude swing (the K value) of the indicator.�.

Ehlers notes that �there will always be some whipsaw conditions, but these are relatively easy to remove with other conditional statements in the code.�. Unfortunately he does not offer any suggestions here. Another important item to note, the default HPPeriod is set to the value of a half year on a day chart, likely being used for detecting cycle reversals on stocks. However as further stated in the article, �Decyclers and decycler oscillators can be used over a very wide range of input filter parameters�, but here too he offers no suggestions. This will be an experiment to be conducted by the user. However, setting it too low does introduce choppiness.

Enhancements:

1. The ability to request either the Slow, Fast, or Both plots (the �Plots Type� option).
2. Automatically adjust the fast indicator parameters by the specified percent (the �Percent� option) or to use the parameters specified by the user (the � AsSpecified� option).
3. Three signaling options are provided: Off, Basic, and Extended (experimental for Bloodhound users). The Basic option provides the standard IntSeries values for the crossing (1, 0, -1). Extended signaling is described in the BloodHound thread here.
4. Optional smoothing for both the Fast and Slow Plots

Caution:

If the Extended signaling option is selected additional but non-conflicting signals are sent to the same IntSeries used by the Basic signaling option.

Credits with my thanks to:
1. @Zondor and @Aligator for a formula used in the Extended signaling
2. @Jack22 for the formula and supporting code.

Change Log

9/29/2015 :- Initial release
10/1/2015 :- Correct error in algorithm code for calculating Fast plot in DecyclerOscillator
11/1/2015 :- Revisions are described at the top of this page

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: Decycler Indicators - DecyclerOscillator_V1
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November 5th, 2015
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Decycler Indicators - SimpleDecycler_V1

Decycler indicators Exported with NinjaTrader 7.0.1000.30

Revised 11/1/15

Revisions:

1. Ability to specify Fast, Slow, or Both plots
2. Change the percent parameter to accept the more standard notation xx.y (%).
3. Remove all code related to the signals produced for Bloodhound.
Another indicator which contains Bloodhound codes will be posted on the Bloodhound thread here.
4. Add basic signal codes to replace the Bloodhound codes.
5. Ability to add dual bands for Fast, Slow, or Both plots with the following features:
-a. Different plot colors when using Dual Bands
-b. Inner and outer bands are calculated using VWStdDev each having user defined
multipliers and periods.
-c. user option to specify what values are used for the inner and outer bands follows:
--1. Fast- uses the appropriate inner or outer values derived from only the Fast midline.
--2. Slow- uses the appropriate inner or outer values derived from only the Slow midline.
--3. Min - uses the appropriate inner or outer values derived from the minimum values
of either the Fast or Slow inner and outer bands accordingly.
--4. Max - uses the appropriate inner or outer values derived from the maximum values
of either the Fast or Slow inner and outer bands accordingly.
--5. minMax - uses the minimum values from either the Fast or Slow inner for the plotted inner band, and the maximum values from either the Fast or Slow Outer band for the plotted outer band.
---6. Fast, Slow, or Both Plots is automatically set according to the Dual Band option chosen.
6. Separate parameters for Dual Bands to allow easier switching between Dual and non-Dual modes.

>>>End revisions 11/1/15<<<

The background for this indicator is explained in the entry DecyclerOscillators (above) and is not described here. [I]The download file is the same as the one posted in the DecyclerOscillator with both indicators contained in the download. The NT version can be downloaded from the link supplied in the DecyclerOscillator entry.

This indicator is the opposite of the high-pass filter with the SinpleDecycler plots created by subtracting the high-pass filtered data from the input stream allowing the decycler to display �the low-frequency components with virtually no lag.�. The author suggests the period parameter be a half-year period however, states, �the range of this variable is just about anything you choose.�.

In addition to the decycler plot the original indicator (show in the visual in the DecyclerOscillator) plots two lines that are plus and minus 0.5 percent from the low frequency decycle plot and are referred to as the hysteresis lines. The interpretation is that if Close prices are above the upper line the market is in an uptrend, with a downtrend indicated by Close prices below the lower line. No trend is when the prices fall within the lines.

Enhancements:

Warning!!!

The enhancements provided must be considered experimental as they are not part of the original concept described in Mr. Ehler�s article. More testing and experimenting needs to be performed in order to determine their usefulness.

The enhancements provide the ability to:
1. request a Single plot (Slow) or Dual plots (Slow and Fast) . The method to set the fast period lookback is similar to the DecyclerOscillator and can be either a �Percentage� from the slow period or the �AsSpecified� values for each parameter will be used.
2. vary the multiplier percentage used to form the hysteresis band.
3. use a standard deviation to determine the hysteresis band in lieu of a multiplier.
4. Specify three signaling options, Off, Basic, and Extended. The Extended signal is experimental and is intended to be used with Bloodhound. The signals produced are described in the thread here
5. paint the region between the two midRange decycler bands.

Credits with my thanks to:
1. @Fat Tails for the region painting code copied from his TriggerLines Indicator
2. @Fat Tails for his Volume Weighted Standard Deviation method used in the hysteresis band offset calculation

Change Log

9/29/2015 :- Initial release
10/1/2015 :- Correct error in algorithm code for calculating Fast plot in DecyclerOscillator
11/1/2015 : - Revisions described at top of page.

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: Decycler Indicators - SimpleDecycler_V1
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

October 1st, 2015
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DetrendedPriceOscillator_V2 - DPO_V2

This version (V2) of the DetrendedPriceOscillator (DPO) provides performance improvements and new features. My thanks to @Zondor for his code enhancements and suggestions.

This indicator has been exported with Ninja Trader 7.0.1000.22.

The version has been modified for use with BBand2_V4 but can be used with V3 except for the ability to be able to keep all of the MAs in sync between the 2 indicators.

A more complete description of the use and purpose of this indicator can be found in the original post contained below.

The V2 changes are as follows:

DPO_V2 provides:

1. Additional MA selections to allow the MAs to be kept in sync with those provided in BBands2_V4.
2. Restructured the code to provide reusable instances of external indicators. (Thank you @Zondor)
3. Provide the mode �Both� which will create both the Fast and Slow plots in the same panel. In this mode there are 3 region colors, Fast, Slow, and the union of the Fast and Slow. The 3rd color is the blending of the selected Fast and Slow colors. (as shown in screen shot with BBand2_V4)
4. The periods for Fast and Slow are now independent parameters to allow for mode switching.
5. The selected period is rounded to an odd number to allow a true midrange number to be used in the DPO algorithm.
6. Added lines (.5, -.5) for possible breakout signal
7. Changed default plot line and region colors for better contrast when the �Both� mode is selected.

Information from original Post follows

This indicator was written to support the strategy described by Barbara Starr, PhD in the July, 2014 edition of Stock & Commodities Magazine in an article entitled Profit With Dual Oscillators & Bands. In the article she describes her technique for trading using a Dual Band Bollinger Band indicator with different standard deviation settings then normally used, and two instances of DetrendedPriceOscillator with different period settings.

She also described that her investigation of the DPO indicators available revealed that depending on the trading platform used there were 2 different formulas used in this oscillator. Ninja Trader does not provide a DPO with their software and although NT tech support provided 2 versions that were posted on their website neither matched the formula in the indicator she described in her article.

The indicator provided here allows the user to:

1. easily configure the visual aspects of two instances of the indicator.
2. choose from multiple MA types.
3. use optional region painting
4. use smoothing

To configure DPOs as shown in the screenshot install 2 instances of the indicator and on the second instance set DPOSpeedRate = Slow. The plot color, region fill color, and the MA period will be set for the slow DPO as shown. The default MA is set to SMA on both.

The screenshot provided shows the 2 instances of the DPO, one fast (9 period) and the other slow (20 period) along with the BBand2_V3 Bollinger Band indicator which has been posted and described separately. Although the BBand2_V3 indicator is shown here any dual Bollinger band indicator may be used with the inner band set to 1 stand deviation and the outer band set to 3 standard deviations.

In Ms. Strarr�s write up when the 9 period DPO price crosses the zero line the price is near the BB mid-range MA, it is a potential entry point for more aggressive traders, whereas when the 20 period DPO crosses its zero line the price is near/on the 1 std. dev. BB line it is a potential entry point for less aggressive traders. She is quick to point out that fake outs can still occur. Also, in her article all of the examples were with stocks and no mention of its effectiveness was mentioned for any other instrument.

I would be glad to provide other information from the article in a separate thread if anyone has interest in experimenting with this strategy, but cannot post the full text of the article. I have not traded live with it yet and have done only limited back testing as of this post.

Change Log:
Date_______Description
06/30/2014 Fix minor problem with default colors when switching back and forth between Fast and Slow
Note: Other then on the initial switch from Fast to Slow the period must be changed manually if/when going back.

07/02/2014 Fix problem with changed region paint colors not being retained after workspace or NT is closed.
08/17/2014 Version 2 released.

Category NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

Details: DetrendedPriceOscillator_V2 - DPO_V2
Category: NinjaTrader 7 Indicators

August 18th, 2014
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DoubleZ Trading Suite FOR NT7 ONLY

Trading Suite Developed by Zondor and ZTrade101. Makes extensive use of the GomRecorder so once again, merci beaucoup, Gomi !!
(Note: When a trade occurs at or above the ask it's a "buy", and when at or below the bid, it's a "sell".) Package contents:

BetterBuySellVolume2
BMTCollectiveMAQuikStart
BMTEnvelopeExpansion301
DailyATR
DOMBandsHybrid
GomRecorderIndicator
JMA7MC
JT_RealStats_RJ7v106
TickMFOscillator_GR_
TradeSizeDistribution
TrendLineAlarmCustom
ZondorRecorderV2

BetterBuySellVolume: Based on Barry Taylor's Better Volume concept, but instead of using upticks and downticks, it gets buy and sell volumes from the GomRecorder. Use with calculate on bar close = false and watch it evaluate each bar in real time, often changing its mind right up until the bar completes. Equivolume mode must be used for charts with Constant Volume intervals. May load very slowly on charts with more than a few hundred bars back. X=climax (local maximum of product of buy volume or sell volume times range), u=Up, D=Down, C=Churn, Lo=Low Volume. Set markers = True to mark the bars with these legends right on the Price Panel. There are various different ways of detecting the criteria. I hope you will look at the code and let me know what you think!

This one has a lot of potential for improvement. The criteria detection algorithms could be refined. Additional conditions, such as volume patterns and stopping volume, could be tested for. The method of storing condition status in a string is clunky and can be streamlined. Please share your ideas so that we can make this MORE Better.

TickMoneyFlowOscillator Using GomRecorder data, calculates the product of buy volume and price, or sell volume and price, adding or subtracting the product from a cumulative total. Then an MA of the total is subtracted from the total to make it oscillate. The color is based on whether the cumulative total, not the oscillator, is rising or falling. I like to overlay this on the price panel, with the price scale on the right and the TMFO scale on the left. Sometimes this gives nice clues about which way things will go out of a sideways congestion zone.

TradeSizeDistribution Using GomRecorder data, looks at each incoming trade and sorts its volume into one of several "buckets" based on whether the trade is a buy (plots above zero) or a sell (plots below zero). Then the trades on each side of zero are grouped and summed within 4 size ranges (small, medium, large, extra large) and grouped together. The breakpoints for the size groups are the lower volume limit... etc user settings which you must set based on the way your instrument trades. A medium size trade in the ES would be an extra large trade in the YM, etc.. You have the option of either displaying the VOLUME of trades within each size range, or the NUMBER OF TRADES within each size range!

DomBandHybrid is a persistent version of ZTrade's Dom bands indicator that achieves data persistence with a data recorder. The new ZondorRecorder (based on the GomRecorder, of course!) is customized to record LEVEL 2 data. When run in real time, the Level 2 data come directly from the OnMarketDepth Method. This avoids the errors that the GomRecorder is subject to under certain conditions (because of Ninja Trader's coarse time stamping). If the chart is changed or refreshed, the previous bars in a real time only indicator would disappear. But in this version, they are reloaded from the ZondorRecorder; then from that point forward until the next refresh, all data will come directly from the OnMarketDepth Method. This indicator generates run time errors, but they are handled, and appear in the Output Window as Trapped Exceptions. Therefore they do not crash the program. Would certainly appreciate if anyone can help me diagnose the cause of the errors.

JMA7MC is a version of the JMA moving average with true multi color plotting of a single plot using the PlotColors Method. That method does not exist in NT6.5.

The BMT CollectiveMA and Envelope Expansion were modified to force the Collective MA to rapidly converge upon the price series. However when setting these up, you need to go back at least one previous day, or they will not plot anything.

See These Posts for Trendline Alert Info & TrendLineAlertCustom & NT Video near minute 21 explains this new feature.

See discussion about recording in Binary vs Flat for GOM & Zondor Recorders.

Instructions for the ZondorRecorder: This is a customized version of the GomRecorder for LEVEL 2 data. The recording and playback work almost the same. The ZondorRecorder stores data in files prefixed with DOMBANDS, so a typical file name would be DOMBANDSCL-05-10_binary.dat. The DOMBANDS prefix ensures that these files will not have the same names as files made by the GomRecorder. By default the files will be placed in the My Documents folder. If you want to store them somewhere else, create a Windows Environment Variable with the Name ZONDORFOLDER and the Value being the valid path to your designated storage folder. ( Refer to Lines 207 and 236 of the .cs file.)

Category The Elite Circle

Details: DoubleZ Trading Suite FOR NT7 ONLY
Category: The Elite Circle

March 11th, 2010
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Keywords: atr buysellvolume dombands realstats recorder tickmoneyflow tradesize trendlinealert zondor ztrade101 doublez

Dynamic Fib Lines

This is an indie that plots dynamic fib lines on the chart. It is courtesy of https://www.coiledmarkets.com/ They gave me permission to share it here on the site.

Basically, in real time, the key fib levels are plotted. It is similar to the BigMike's FibEnvelope but it only changes if a new high/low is made, otherwise the fib lines remain flat.

I use it for possible chop identification and in theory, possible targets for intrafib trades. Once prices close and hold below/above extreme fib lines, a possible mega bearish/bullish run is in the works. Not always, but it is a good signal to perhaps look for bigger runs.

I use it on NT7, not sure if it works on 6.5 or not.

Works on any range chart, time based chart, volume or tick chart.

Includes plots for HOD and LOD.

This indie requires a restart of Ninja.

The indicator shows up in the indicator window as "MyDynamicPivots" NOT Dynamic Fib Lines.

Here is a video on how to use it.

https://www.coiledmarkets.com/070910-WS/CM%20DynamicPullback1/CM%20DynamicPullback1.html

EDITED by max :

NT 6.5: not tested - not sure if it works on 6.5 or not.
NT 7.0: Yes

Category The Elite Circle

Details: Dynamic Fib Lines
Category: The Elite Circle

July 29th, 2010
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Keywords: fibs aztrader9

Expected Rolling Volume

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.

Uploaded using NinjaTrader 8.0.15.1 64-bit

Category NinjaTrader 8 Indicators and More

Details: Expected Rolling Volume
Category: NinjaTrader 8 Indicators and More

October 30th, 2018
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Keywords: expected relative rolling volume

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