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ATR Average True Range indicator expressed as a number?
I'm looking for an ATR indicator that will display the average true range of whatever chart I've got open, expressing it as a number (not a line chart) on the price panel itself. I know Ninjatrader has its own ATR indicator, but it opens a new panel and displays ATR as a line chart - not at all what I want.
So for example, if I am looking at a 500 tick chart, I would like the ATR indicator to calculate the ATR of (however many look-back bars I tell it to) as a number right on the price chart; eg. "ATR = 35 ticks" or "ATR = 3.5 points". After the bar closes and a new bar starts printing, it automatically updates the ATR.
I'm sure this already exists somewhere, but I'm darned if I can find it! Pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
neoharmonics have developed specialized ATR Tool which is free. Look at this web page and scroll down to the bottom. There is a video in which they describe its behavior. Hope this helps.
Thanks CKTalon, but I have no idea how to create my own indicator. Is there a resource out there that will point me in the right direction of copying & pasting your code into a working indi?
Anyone know where I can find a copy of the neoHarmonics ATR tool mentioned above? The link seems to come up with a not found 404 error. A different type of "normalized" ATR would work also.