bobwest 

No, it's definitely StepMA. It goes flat when price is not trending much because that's what the "step" part is all about. It does that for any type of bar. You can see this in the chart posted by @DavidHP. There's an NT7 version in Downloads, and people have fiddled around with it now and then. I have only seen it for NT7. Here's an NT 7 version: Want your NinjaTrader indicator created, free? rutherfordk I hope I picked the right version. :) edit: just realized, there's a version 72 (optimized by zondor). added the paint bars to the newest version You might ask if someone will convert it to NT8 in the NT7 to 8 conversion thread (or if anyone knows of an NT8 version): Converting NT7 indicators to NT8 for free Hi guys, As we near the release of NinjaTrader 8, I wanted to post this notice and provide a thread for conversion requests. As you know, NT7 indicators will not work in NT8 without modification. Some will require only very minor tweaks that may … Bob.

Thank you Bob and everyone!

Pablherasgarcia 

Good morning, everyone! I'm trying to use this indicator in a strategy using bloodhound and it doesn't work. It is an indicator that comes with an automatic strategy for which I pay monthly and is a free indicator that has been renamed like many others that come with the pack. Can anyone tell me what indicator it is? Thank you.

For Sure This ADXVMA by lizard indicators.Its free.I have this indicator.

msadiq109 

For Sure This ADXVMA by lizard indicators.Its free.I have this indicator.

Compare the charts of StepMA and ADXVMA posted by DavidHP in his reply:

DavidHP 

I agree, it is either a StepMA or ADXVMA Here are pictures of each but the setting can be changed to mimic the pictures from the op. StepMA ADXVMA

They are very similar in the way they flatten out as price stops moving in a trend. They are both useful, but not really the same.

Bob.

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Edit: the one that the question was about is StepMA, which you can tell from the parameter list the OP displayed. But ADXVMA is a good guess and would do a similar job.

bobwest 

Compare the charts of StepMA and ADXVMA posted by DavidHP in his reply: They are very similar in the way they flatten out as price stops moving in a trend. They are both useful, but not really the same. Bob. --------------------- Edit: the one that the question was about is StepMA, which you can tell from the parameter list the OP displayed. But ADXVMA is a good guess and would do a similar job.

Correct