This is a very interesting indicator that shows historical volatility for the current time fo day, averaged over a selected number of previous days. It tracks surprisingly well with ADX, except that it actually leads ADX in many cases. The screenshot shows how the two compare.
This could be very useful in strategies because you could actually look forward and see the expected volatility ahead of time.
A nice future addition to this indicator would be an option to shift it forward a few bars, so you could be aware of the predicted volatility before it gets there.
This is a level 2 indicator. It measures market supply, not market volume.
This indicator can display all levels, a range of levels, or just a single level of supply in the level 2 book.
There are three variables with this indicator that can be set.
Beginning level, ending level, and smooth.
The first two sub panels are displaying all levels, raw data, then smoothed.
The last two sub panels are displaying just level 0, raw data, then smoothed.
( Note: Level 0 supply is the supply that current best price Market Orders transact with.)
Because of the spike nature of book levels, I have built in the optional smooth feature which takes an EMA of the last 5 bars, minus the highest and lowest values of the five.
In the smooth setting, this indicator begins plotting after the fifth bar.
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RJay
This is a level 2 indicator. It measures market supply, not market volume.
This indicator can display all levels, a range of levels, or just a single level of supply in the level 2 book.
There are three variables with this indicator that can be set.
Beginning level, ending level, and smooth.
The first two sub panels are displaying all levels, raw data, then smoothed.
The last two sub panels are displaying just level 0, raw data, then smoothed.
( Note: Level 0 supply is the supply that current best price Market Orders transact with.)
Because of the spike nature of book levels, I have built in the optional smooth feature which takes an EMA of the last 5 bars, minus the highest and lowest values of the five.
In the smooth setting, this indicator begins plotting after the fifth bar.
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RJay
This is a level 2 indicator. It measures market supply, not market volume.
This indicator can display all levels, a range of levels, or just a single level of supply in the level 2 book.
There are three variables with this indicator that can be set.
Beginning level, ending level, and smooth.
The first two sub panels are displaying all levels, raw data, then smoothed.
The last two sub panels are displaying just level 0, raw data, then smoothed.
( Note: Level 0 supply is the supply that current best price Market Orders transact with.)
Because of the spike nature of book levels, I have built in the optional smooth feature which takes an EMA of the last 5 bars, minus the highest and lowest values of the five.
Also, the bar colors reflect the raw data direction, even on the smoothed version. This accounts for some red bars above and green bars below the center line in the smoothed version.
In the smooth setting, this indicator begins plotting after the fifth bar.
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RJay
This is a realtime indicator that measures money flow by the individual tick. Not related to NYSE TICK. It does a decent job of showing which swings are real moves with volume behind them and which are just retracements.
NEW! Version G35 updated on Feb 18. (If you already have an older version, please remove it before importing this latest version, or the import may fail. The installer was prepared by NT7. If the import into NT6.5 fails, remove the info.xml file from the zip folder and try the import again.) All volumes now display as integers. In zero centered mode, trades above the ask and below the bid are overlaid on the buy and sell bars in colors you can select. Set those colors to transparent if you do not want to see those trades. In the new BelowBidAndAboveAsk filtermode, ONLY the volumes of trades meeting those criteria are shown.
Zero-Centered display option shows buy volume above, and sell volume below, the zero line. PaintSpecialColor setting assigns a different color to bars having buy and sell volume within 5% of each other. The buy, sell, and total volumes can be set to any desired widths without hiding each other. You can choose to show the actual values from the zero line of buy and sell volume, or show the bar composition, where the buy and sell volumes are stacked to equal the total volume.
This screen shot has FIVE instances of the indicator showing the different display options. If you change the colors, note that BuyVolume and BuyVolume2 should be the same color.
For data persistence it is best to have an environment variable named GOMFOLDER, which designates a destination folder that can be located and named any way you choose. If there is no GOMFOLDER Environment Variable, the data files will be stored in your My Documents folder. You also need a GomRecorderIndicator that is "Recording OK". You can turn on recording from the settings panel of THIS indicator without having to run a separate GomRecorder.
Only Total Volume will be plotted for periods when the GomRecorder was not "Recording OK".
Gomi made this possible, with his outstanding, incredible, generous contributions. Note the "Recording Off" text in the lower left corner of the indicator windows. That shows that this indicator is a subclass of the GomRecorder Indicator.
Many thanks to ZTrade101 for great ideas and inspiring feedback, and to RJay for valuable insights into market action.
I recommend running CalcuateOnBarClose=false. Ninjatrader 7 is more efficient, so is preferred to keep CPU usage reasonable.
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Zondor
These are the common stochastics indicators with a few minor changes. THEY ARE FOR NINJATRADER 7 ONLY.
The main value of these is that they show: how to implement multi-color plotting in NT7; how to serialize colors for use as parameters; and how to use the dataseries objects exposed by GOMCD as input to other indicators.
The stochastic of price is the common, garden variety stochastic oscillator. I changed it to oscillate between -100 and +100 instead of between 0 and 100, and used the new PlotColors() method of NT7 to give different colors for rising and falling. Once the color changes, it stays changed.
The stochastic of CD is based on the CUMULATIVE DELTA OF VOLUME. It is not based on price AT ALL. For it to work, you need to have installed the GomCD indicator. If you are running a GomRecorder and have set up a GOMFOLDER, this plot will refresh historically, and will not disappear when you make changes to the chart. This is a good code sample for those who would want to use the GomCd to give inputs to other custom indicators.
For both of these, the colors of the rising and falling plots "K" are ColorRising and ColorFalling, the first two parameters all the way at the top of the list. Changing the color of Plot "K" will not do anything. However, that is where you can adjust the line weight and style of that plot.
COMPATIBILITY:
NinjaTrader 6.5: NO
NinjaTrader 7.0: YES
April 25th, 2016 06:20 PM 75martin Thank you for your work.
April 4th, 2015 01:22 PM ShaunG Looking for a Volume indicator which uses "Ticks" to measure volume. I am exited to give this indicator a try!
November 14th, 2011 11:36 AM peakskill Can you provide more information on how to read this indicator?
July 30th, 2014 07:30 PM bobc635 Thanks Zondor.... I have another version... look forward to looking at this. I use it along with GOMIs Ladder and Volum
e tools.
January 3rd, 2014 08:32 PM XxBrianxX Thanks Zondor
October 6th, 2013 11:02 PM cibarcena The title says v2 but you included the old version jtRealstatsNT7v106. Thanks
November 30th, 2012 06:35 AM dilbert618 Thank you Zondor