This was done at the request of TheWizard. The indicator creates midpoints between the Murrey Math Lines. Place it in the same panel with the Murrey Math Lines indicator and be sure all the settings are the same between the two. There is an option to turn the midpoints off with a menu selection , "Show MidPoints?".
This was exported with NT v7.
Disclaimer: I am not a programmer, coach, trainer or self appointed guru and do NOT hold myself up to be a good example for anything. I do not have a book, trading room or seminar.
Have a professional review any code you receive from me before you trade real money with it.
February 28th, 2011
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ThatManFromTexas
(Ver 3.1.0) updated 04/01/2014
Added option for chart Type UniRenko....(per request from BMT member)
NOTE: The UniRenko MUST get it's chart parameters in the following format...(UniRenko requirement not mine)
...for the bar type to recognize what 'time' parameters you are passing.
- Three digits (with leading zeros) for the first UniRenko parameter
- Three digits (with leading zeros) for the second UniRenko parameter
- Three digist (with leading zeros) for the third UniRenko parameter This means 9 digits total...,NO SPACES
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I also added capability for TEMA and DEMA moving averages
10/16/2011...Added option to color Up/Dn/Neutral....for xcMovAvg2 averages. Also.....refined the algorithm to smooth out the 'stairsteps' on the chart where the main chart continues to paint bars but the larger-time-frame on which xcMovAvg2 is running...has not yet painted it's new bar.
06/05/2011... Added BetterRenko as an option for alternate chart time frame
(per request from forum members).
NOTE: Be sure BetterRenko is loaded as "Custom4" in bartype....(Custom4 is the default setting in the BetterRenko download).
05/22/2011 ... Added optional bands (per request from forum members)
Option to select Fibonacci bands...or percent bands...or
Std Deviation bands...from any moving average from any period.
04/11/2011 .... Added SMMA (per request from a forum member)
Multi Time frame indicator....(xc = 'cross chart' Moving Average)
Will allow you to plot an EMA, WMA, HMA, SMA, BMTCollectiveMA, or ADXVMA from another time period on your chart.
Typical usage has been to plot a larger time frame EMA on a smaller time frame chart....for example the 5 and 15 EMA (20) are popular EMAs, and folks sometimes like to see this plotted on a 1min, or 6 range, (or other) smaller time frame chart.
Plots are configurable for color, size, dashstyle, etc.
The ADXVMA is configurable with 'rising' 'falling' and 'neutral colors.
February 27th, 2011
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photog53
This indicator was posted by PFSMedical
He requested it be converted to NT7
It appears to be a very interesting divergence spotter in that it plots the number 1 position and then all subsequent divergence points.
The updates seem to be working correctly at first glance. If something else is not behaving properly please let me know
PFSMedical post is as follows:
this is an indicator that measures divergence ..... it was developed for ninja 6.5 by a person no longer trading...
it measures peaks in the stochastics, and numbers them .... on both the indicator, and price...
since i'm a trader, and NOT a programmer/coder .... i have given up on trying to convert this myself to the new ninja 7 format ...
would like to have this converted to ninja 7 by someone who actually enjoys doing that kinda thing ....
I've converted the indicator ExportChartData to a Strategy to make it easier to apply against a basket of instruments. Thanks to BigMike and Sam for some older comments and code that inspired this .
Next releases will include enums to select various DateTime output formats. It is currently outputing POSIX-style DateTime. Feel free to make it better!
Strategy ExportData changelog:
24 February 2011: ver 3.35 posted. Significant refactor. Adds enums for DateTime output formats, delimiters, file types. Adds user-configurable output preferences for export to Matlab and R, and a code example for exporting indicator data with timeseries data.
21 February 2010: ver 3.00 posted
22 February 2010: ver 3.01 posted. Deleted Print statements that were used for debugging and changed an if/if to an if/else to save processor power.
22 February 2010: ver 3.10 posted. Added OnStartUp() and OnTermination() methods and moved code there from OnBarUpdate() for efficiency.
2 November 2010: ver 3.2 posted. Fixed bug where spaces in path names would throw an exception, added better exception handling, added Print statements in OnStartUp() and OnTermination(). NT7b23 compile.
This strategy is a simple trend trader that uses RSI and MACD.
The strategy uses RSI as a trend filter with a 50/50 cutoff. RSI > 50 only long trades will be opened, RSI < 50 only short trades will be opened.
The trigger is MACD, I was using 21,55, and 9 as the default settings. If bullish MACD cross takes place while RSI > 50, long position will be opened. If Bearish MACD cross takes place while RSI < 50, short position will be opened.
Risk is managed via Stop, Profit Target, Breakeven Stop, and a Trailing Stop. All are in Dollars - not number of pips.
All of the inputs can be modified through the input options menu when setting the strategy.
This strategy will buy/sell when the candle closes above or below the specified moving average. For example, if candle closes above the moving average line, a buy order is placed. If the candle closes below the moving average, a sell order is placed. The moving average length can be set in the strategy inputs. A simple using average is used if the Simple option in the strategy inputs is set to True. If false, the calculation is based on an exponential average.
This is a collection of various filters by John Ehlers outlined in his books "Rocket Science for Traders" and "Cybernet Analysis for Stocks and Futures".
June 6th, 2016 05:07 PM dilbert618 Thank you very much TMFT
May 20th, 2016 08:40 AM Pipnatized Thanks!!
September 13th, 2013 06:54 AM Amsterdam Whale Awesome disclaimer. Can I steal it? ;>/ I'm sorta joking about that but totally seriously thankful for the MM lines. Che
ers mate.
November 30th, 2012 04:38 AM dilbert618 Thank you ThatManFromTexas.
March 2nd, 2011 07:44 PM Gordon Thank you this is one of two indicators I am looking for