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If you use the volume weighted average price, this usually relates to an anchor point, which is the start of the trading session. NinjaTrader 6.5. has no session manager, so you probalby need to configure this VWAP indicator manually for each instrument.
With the in-built session manager of NT7, the anchor-point is known, as it is typically the start of the ETH or the RTH session. If you have configured all your instruments correctly by attaching appropriate sessions via the instrument manager, a VWAP indicator coded for NT7 will automatically take the correct anchor point, even if you toggle from one instrument to another. Just use all your charts with <instrument settings>.
I have implemented this with the VWAP/TWAP indicator here.
Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.26
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 …
If somebody needs it, it should be easy to add some standard deviations as well.
Thanks for the detailed clarification, Fat Tails.
Standard Deviations feature wilth shadows/colored areas for +1, +2, +3 SD and -1, -2, -3 SD would be really welcome!
It seems 40 or so people have downloaded this but I have not found much of a discussion around it.. From what I have seen today, this does a real nice job of identifying turning points based on volume (something I have always been interested in but never …
Found by using search and typing "volumestop".
You should post your question in that thread, and you need to include the error message so someone can help you.
Hi; Would someone help me to download VolumeStop for NT7? It isn't in the zip file mode and when i import it i'm getting error readings.
I copied and pasted the script but then got a message that i still had error in script... even though i could load it onto my chart and it seemed to work. hmm.
I'd be most greatful...
ok thx Mike I'll check for help over there.
i found a download mixed with momstop and that downloaded as a zip and imported with np. thx all.
