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ATR Trailing STop
Updated December 15, 2020
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December 14th, 2020, 09:38 AM
phoenix, az
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Platform: NT8 TOS
Broker: Ninja - TOS
Trading: ES and stuff
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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone has a ATR based Trailing stop for NT8?
The closest thing I can find and have is the ATR strategy by Sylvain Vervoort.
I searched the forum prior to posting and also searched NT's website. All I could find were variations of Vervoort's method.
It's a nice indicator, but it functions as always long or short.
I can't seem to find an indicator where once I am in the market, the ATR trails from the entry point.
I've inserted an image with the idea. As you can see the ATR is nice but lags by a few ticks.
thanks
brett
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December 14th, 2020, 10:55 AM
Cyprus, Nico
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brettji
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone has a
ATR based Trailing stop for NT8?
The closest thing I can find and have is the ATR strategy by Sylvain Vervoort.
I searched the forum prior to posting and also searched NT's website. All I could find were variations of Vervoort's method.
It's a nice indicator, but it functions as always long or short.
I can't seem to find an indicator where once I am in the market, the ATR trails from the entry point.
I've inserted an image with the idea. As you can see the ATR is nice but lags by a few ticks.
thanks
brett
Hello,
I will try to give you an idea ( for NT7 only - I dont know for NT8 ) if you want to code your own strategy:
In "Initialize" section try the following lines :
SetTrailStop("MyEntryLong", CalculationMode.Ticks, (Low[0]- x*(Math.Abs(High[0] - Low[0]) ) ), simulated);
SetTrailStop("MyEntryShort", CalculationMode.Ticks, (High[0] + x*(Math.Abs(High[0] - Low[0]))) , simulated);
where x = double variable or a % (optimize to select the most profitable).
The above code may apply ONLY to strategies using Renko-type bars.
I have not checked this code, again, this is just an idea.
Have a nice day
George
December 15th, 2020, 07:17 AM
phoenix, az
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Platform: NT8 TOS
Broker: Ninja - TOS
Trading: ES and stuff
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Thank you, this is the indicator that I use and I agree. It seems traders / algos will hunt the standard ATR levels.
I like the ATR as part of a strategy and would like use the ATR Trailer once I'm in the market, but don't want to use it as a method of entry.
TWDsje
December 15th, 2020, 07:19 AM
phoenix, az
Experience: None
Platform: NT8 TOS
Broker: Ninja - TOS
Trading: ES and stuff
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Thank you George ~ I just enrolled at DataCamp.com so that I can take my ideas from Ninja to Python.
I appreciate you posting your idea.
ellinas
Hello,
I will try to give you an idea ( for NT7 only - I dont know for NT8 ) if you want to code your own strategy:
In "Initialize" section try the following lines :
SetTrailStop("MyEntryLong", CalculationMode.Ticks, (Low[0]- x*(Math.Abs(High[0] - Low[0]) ) ), simulated);
SetTrailStop("MyEntryShort", CalculationMode.Ticks, (High[0] + x*(Math.Abs(High[0] - Low[0]))) , simulated);
where x = double variable or a % (optimize to select the most profitable).
The above code may apply ONLY to strategies using Renko-type bars.
I have not checked this code, again, this is just an idea.
Have a nice day
George
Last Updated on December 15, 2020