This indicator is a Swiss Army knife of several moving averages providing color for rising and falling.
Anyone downloading this indicator prior to Nov 12, 2010 need to download again with this version. I caught a bug that presents a problem when selecting the JMA or JMASlope.
You can check the date on the zip file to make sure you have the right one. If the date is prior to Nov 12, 2010, download this one and replace the one you have.
October 28th, 2010
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MWinfrey
I have written many strategies and finally came up with a decent, imo, engine for testing rulesets. This engine incorporates 3 Session Start and End times for evaluating different timeperiods, 4 different targets and a runner (each can be selected separately or together), initial stop, move to breakeven, and trailing stop. Each of these parameters can be enabled or disabled. I am providing this code for Elite members only. So please don't share this with others without getting my permission.
To use, connect to your datafeed, and put this strategy on a chart. You don't have to use strategy analyzer. However, it works in strategy analyzer as well. You will notice a PNL summary in the lower left of the chart which makes it nice for quick analysis of rulesets without having to use the strategy analyzer.
Please contact me via private message if you have questions as opposed to leaving a comment here. I won't get the comments.
The only thing I ask is that you share your profitable rules with me if you use my code. Additionally, I'm willing to work with anyone who has a system they are currently trading successfully.
Good luck,
Mike Winfrey
Version 2 is now a bit more functional that version 1. I found several things that were less than desirable and hope I've fixed them.
This version allows for:
1. selection of either long, short, or both entries.
2. stop and reverse (this is not an option provided by a parameter. it automatically reverses postion if an opposite signal appears.
3. Fixed miscellaneous other issues that I won't detail.
October 26th, 2010
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MWinfrey
I have written many strategies and finally came up with a decent, imo, engine for testing rulesets. This engine incorporates 3 Session Start and End times for evaluating different timeperiods, 4 different targets and a runner (each can be selected separately or together), initial stop, move to breakeven, and trailing stop. Each of these parameters can be enabled or disabled. I am providing this code for Elite members only. So please don't share this with others without getting my permission.
To use, connect to your datafeed, and put this strategy on a chart. You don't have to use strategy analyzer. However, it works in strategy analyzer as well. You will notice a PNL summary in the lower left of the chart which makes it nice for quick analysis of rulesets without having to use the strategy analyzer.
Please contact me via private message if you have questions as opposed to leaving a comment here. I won't get the comments.
The only thing I ask is that you share your profitable rules with me if you use my code. Additionally, I'm willing to work with anyone who has a system they are currently trading successfully.
October 16th, 2010
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MWinfrey
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.
This indicator plots the difference between 2 moving averages as a multicolored plot. The zero line is actually the slower of the 2 moving averages. You can select from 6 different moving averages. The screenshot shows the combination of EMA and SMA. So, you can pick your poison.
The multicolored plot is the difference between the slow and fast moving averages. Lime indicates the plot is rising, red is falling, and yellow is flat.
The dots on the zero line tell you the plot is above or below the zero line.
The histogram tells you the slower moving average is rising or falling.
Written by Mike Winfrey, aka Joe Blow, don't remember when I wrote the first iteration. However, this one, Version 1, was completed on May 11, 2010.
Exported 6.5.1000.15
Haven't done anything with NT7 yet. Not worth the effort yet.
Just a note...send a PM to me if you have questions or comments. I won't be notified if you leave a comment here with the indicator and as a result you may never get an answer.
I use range and volume bars. Many times it takes an inordinate amount of time to build a bar but it isn't obvious unless you do some basic math to find out. So, I created this indicator that works on any chart that is not time based. Really if you think about it you don't need this indicator on a time based chart.
It has two parameters. One is used to declare the number of bars you want to use to calculate the average time per bar and is called "Period". The second parameter is called "MaxLevel" which is used to set the level that you consider to be the acceptable level. For example, I base everything on 5 minutes so my "MaxLevel" is set to 5. So, if the average time per bar plot is below the "MaxLevel" line, I consider the market to be moving in an acceptable manner. Anything over the "MaxLevel" line is considered too slow for trading.
That about covers it. Pretty simple stuff.
Good luck and I hope you find it useful. In fact, I'm curious if anyone actually finds it to be useful. Please let me know.
September 29th, 2013 10:35 AM mdl060374 very nice!
July 7th, 2011 03:53 PM gg80108 imported into 7 works good
April 25th, 2011 01:29 PM wireford Mike-
Thanks for all your hard work. Downloaded this from NT a year ago but never realized you had programmed it until I joine
d BMT.
Andy Crawford
June 7th, 2010 06:53 AM enriquec Thanks man !!! Great job .I was looking for that . I have some ideas about the aplication of this stuff .Maybe we will
November 12th, 2010 05:41 PM PandaWarrior I really like the indie but take a look at my chart...the plots are sometimes the wrong color vs what the MA is doing.