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Can I hear your opinion about which application you think has good Fibonacci drawing tool?
What I mean is to be able to plot several Fibs (quickly) on a screen and for the screen to not seem too cluttered (Fib Confluence) or is that asking for too much? Right now, I have several different time frame windows open and put up a fib for each.
I'm trying to be a Price Action trader, so I'm putting in my screen time.
Therefore, looking for ways to improve how I get information. I trade mostly in the Crude market, so speed is key.
I have tried out and research many trading platforms.
Used for trading or Trial: MultiCharts, Ninja, ThinkorSwim, MotiveWave, CT4. MarketDelta Trader, Seirra Charts, Investor RT
Send a private message to @Fat Tails I know he has created a Fibo tool that draws a line only when there is confluence on multiple time frames and a confluence of ratios. It is similar to the NexGen implementation but according to him it is even better
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Hi, does anyone know which Fib tool the post response is referring to? I've seen a few of Fat Tails Fib indicators. I assumed it was the Fib Cluster tool, but would like to know for sure.
Hi @marcoj3 did you try what @trendisyourfriend suggested which was to PM @Fat Tails about his indicator?
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LOL. I have never tested the Nexgen indicator, so I do not know to what point they are similar. The underlying idea - that is to search for confluence areas, where several fib lines accumulate - is the same.
The Nexgen trading setups follow specific rules and setups, which are based on several indicators. The fib tools I have coded are just meant to be used to find areas of likely support and resistance.
If you are looking for automated way to get the confluence of fix ext/retracements drawn - custom tool from @Fat Tails is the best on Ninja platform.
Alternately - if you just want to draw everything manually (to calculate your own confluence) - Dynamic Trader is probably the best one followed by ( Tradenavigator & Sierracharts).
Thanks for your reply!
I just wanted a tool to auto draw Fib levels for a specific time frame.
I didn't want to to waste time (too lazy) drawing them manually.
Could be on a single 30mins, daily, weekly chart or one chart for confluence.
I just started using Sierra Charts again as my main platform. They actually have an indicator that does this. Woohoo!
I use it to auto draw fib levels for the day, but I can imagine it working for confluence.
Just add the indicator multiple times and set fib for different time frames.
Couldn't help to notice you posted the same thing 2 years ago. Not buying your system now. Pleas stop this you are faking people into buying something that doesn't work
After 2 weeks of training and recording sections of NexGen T3, I was in complete sticker shock. I am going to purchase Ninja Trader and open an account at Mirus Futures. I think the only thing I am lacking is indicators. Does anyone have similar indicators …