Since this is a very similar type of conversion, I was curious if anyone could take a look at it. I use this indicator a lot for three main reasons: 1. It helps me identify the trend in longer time frames. 2. It is great to trail the remainder lots with it. 3. It reduces the clutter on my charts. It appears when a trend is occurring and disappears when there is no trend. One of the reasons I like this one so much is the universal applicability of it on any time frame. The general logic for an uptrend goes something like this: 1. Identify a prospective bullish trend first by If price low > 12 prior lows, then selling pressure easing. 2. Plot bullish TD MA once condition (1) is satisfied by where TD MA = 5 bars MA of lows & extends it for another 4 bars (ie. current price bar & 3 more into future). And if within the next 4 bars & the market does record a low greater than all 12 previous lows, then the 5-bar MA will continue for another 4 bars. Otherwise, the MA is not plotted. (and opposite for downtrend) here is it can be found on MT4: (TD) [AUTOLINK]Moving Average[/AUTOLINK] - Page 3
I will greatly appreciate any help I can receive with this!

@elsevillano has detected a small bug in the FTLM-STLM indicator. Some of the dots were plotted behind the bars.


I have now changed the order of the plots in the indicator to address the problem. The update is available below:

Download: FTLM_STLM Digital Filter Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.6 This is a set of indicators, which is based on the work of V. Kravchuk, who published an article on Maximum Entropy Spectral Analysis in the Valutny Speculyant. The indicators are freely available for MetaTrader, … personFat Tails

The last export file of the FTLM_STLM did not include the PCCI and RBCI. I had probably forgotten to include them with the previous update.


Have now added them again, after @wireford kindly informed me about my omission.


Download link below:

Download: FTLM_STLM Digital Filter Exported using NT Version 7.0.1000.6 This is a set of indicators, which is based on the work of V. Kravchuk, who published an article on Maximum Entropy Spectral Analysis in the Valutny Speculyant. The indicators are freely available for MetaTrader, … personFat Tails

Hey Fat Tails,

Huge fan and heavy user of FTLM / STLM. Can tell you how the parameters were generated if you'd like.


Kemo

akademikjeanius 

Hey Fat Tails, Huge fan and heavy user of FTLM / STLM. Can tell you how the parameters were generated if you'd like. Kemo

The calculation of the FTLM/STLM is based on 4 different low pass FIR filters, called FATL (fast adaptive trendline), RFTL(reference fast trendline) , SATL (slow adaptive trendline) and RSTL(reference slow trendline). Those 4 filters are calculated by a second indicator, which is called anaTrendLineMomentum.

As far as I know, the filters have been developed with Parks-McClellan filter design algorithm.

Parks-[AUTOLINK]McClellan[/AUTOLINK] filter design algorithm - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


The original indicators and a short description can be found here.

Digital Indicators Description


A short description of the details is included with this article by Vladimir Kravchuk.

https://www.vistaprint.com/digital-marketing/webs-shutdown


The MetaTrader version is freely available, and I have translated the indicator from MetaTrader to NinjaTrader.


FTLM and STLM are just MACD type oscillators calculated from the four filters.

Fat Tails 

The calculation of the FTLM/STLM is based on 4 different low pass FIR filters, called FATL (fast adaptive trendline), RFTL(reference fast trendline) , SATL (slow adaptive trendline) and RSTL(reference slow trendline). Those 4 filters are calculated by a second indicator, which is called anaTrendLineMomentum. As far as I know, the filters have been developed with Parks-McClellan filter design algorithm. Parks-McClellan filter design algorithm - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The original indicators and a short description can be found here. Digital Indicators Description A short description of the details is included with this article by Vladimir Kravchuk. New Adaptive Method of Following the Tendency and Market Cycles The MetaTrader version is freely available, and I have translated the indicator from MetaTrader to NinjaTrader. FTLM and STLM are just MACD type oscillators calculated from the four filters.

Guess that explanation will have to do. J/K!

Spot on....

Fat Tails 

The last export file of the FTLM_STLM did not include the PCCI and RBCI. I had probably forgotten to include them with the previous update. Have now added them again, after @wireford kindly informed me about my omission.

hey can you convert from ninja to mt4
i have a volume indicator in cs file and ELD

kennanoate 

hey can you convert from ninja to mt4 i have a volume indicator in cs file and ELD

@kennanoate: This is a NinjaTrader thread, and your request is in contradiction with the title.

Please put your request in an existing or new thread in the MetaTrader section of the forum.

Fat Tails 

@kennanoate: This is a NinjaTrader thread, and your request is in contradiction with the title. Please put your request in an existing or new thread in the MetaTrader section of the forum.

@Fat Tails i know it is, my apologies
i am just looking for someone to help me do the conversion i was refereed to this post by my friend
asking if you can help me. please

kennanoate 

@Fat Tails i know it is, my apologies i am just looking for someone to help me do the conversion i was refereed to this post by my friend asking if you can help me. please

I cannot help, as I do not use MetaTrader. I can only convert indicators from MetaTrader to NinjaTrader.