Fib Training Zeros & Templates

[tgilligan]

When a Fib Retracement or Extension is at a price that would include trailing zeros, NT7 does not display the zeros.

For example, 1.3400 becomes 1.34, or 1.3340 becomes 1.334.

This is not the case in NT6.5, where trailing zeros are dsiplayed. This is preferable.


Good to see the introduction of templates, but why 'hide' their management behind a right click? Why not just have it as an option against 'Template', or a button of its own?

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

tgilligan, thanks for your feedback. The right click minimizes UI 'buttons' and is basically the same approach we had since a long time in the ATM's template functions for example.

[tgilligan]

tgilligan, thanks for your feedback. The right click minimizes UI 'buttons' and is basically the same approach we had since a long time in the ATM's template functions for example.

Hi Bertrand,

Okay. Fair enough.

How about the lack of trailing zeros problem?

Regards, Tim

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

I'm looking into this currently, but see the same here comparing 65 and 7 - will confirm if expected or not shortly...

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Tim, the fib tool price values rounding you noticed will be improved in the next beta version - thanks for reporting in to us.

[tgilligan]

Fib Trailing Zeros

Tim, the fib tool price values rounding you noticed will be improved in the next beta version - thanks for reporting in to us.

Hi Bertrand,

You're welcome.

Tim

[waverider]

Question about Fib Rounding

Hi Team,

Using Ninja 6.5 - The fib tool (and axis in general) round everything to closest .25 tick (for ES), in fact, it seems to round UP, rather than to closest .25 tick.

Is there anyway to change this so that I can see the ACTUAL value, not the rounded value? Or to change the rounding rules so that it rounds correctly (not always up) ?

Many thanks !

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

waverider, unfortunately not for 6.5 - for our NT7 values will be formatted to the 'instrument used' decimals, however unrounded showing the 'true' underlying value then.