Adaptive SuperTrend

[ScorpioTravis]

I'm using AdaptiveSuperTrendEW2 in a strategy.

From the strategy, what is the best way to determine when the AdaptiveSuperTrend flips?

[NinjaTrader_CalH]

Pepbosch,

You can review the Cell conditions page from our help guide on how to set this up.
http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h..._and_filte.htm

[PEPBOSCH]

AdaptiveSuperTrendEW with market analizer

hello, can you help me how to use AdaptiveSuperTrendEW indicator with the market analizer to change color of the cell when is uptrend or downtrend ...or when the entry uptrend arrow or entry downtrend arrow ...
I am a new customer and a little bit loss.
many thanks

Pep Bosch

[robje737]

Excellent, thanks for the help!

Kind regards,

Rob

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Hello Rob,

Thank you for your post.

Please place the file in the following directory on your PC: (My) Documents\NinjaTrader 7\bin\custom\Indicator.

Then go to the NinjaTrader Control Center > Tools > Edit NinjaScript > select Indicator > select any indciator > OK > then when the NinjaScript Editor loads please press the F5 button on your keyboard to compile.

I have also attached the indicator in the .ZIP format if you wish to import as normal.

[robje737]

Hi,

i have difficulties in getting this compiled. It did put the cs file into bin/... but then had to create an indicator file, then no further prompts.
Can you post it here as a zip file, i'm used to import those into NT.

Thanks a milliion

Rob

[xTrader1]

xTrader1, the instance would be cached and hence reused if the parameters stayed the same, with changed paramters, you get a new instance.

Exactly, when the indicator is used standalone , it is initialized only once .

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

xTrader1, the instance would be cached and hence reused if the parameters stayed the same, with changed paramters, you get a new instance.

[xTrader1]

I had the same problem with AdaptiveSuperTrendEW in a strategy. My workaround is in an attached file AdaptiveSuperTrendEW2.cs . I simply stopped to use Multiplier parameter as a variable internally.

What's happened was an initialization of a new instance of AdaptiveSuperTrendEW was done for every bar in a strategy. Because Multiplier was a parameter , the indicator could not be cached and a new instance was created everytime its value changed. Now AdaptiveSuperTrendEW creates HomodyneDiscriminator with on its turn creates a new instance of HilbertTransform with all its series. Once a parameter value is left alone, all this is avoided.

I didn't dig an algorithm, but the plotted results are identical to the original AdaptiveSuperTrendEW. Only Elliott Wave can explain his implementation considerations.

And only Ninja guys can explain why the scenario above did not happen in a standalone indicator. I assume, that an indicator, initialized once , doesn't reinitialize itself, even if its parameters are changing.

Just copy the attached file to
\Documents and Settings\[username]\My Documents\NinjaTrader 7\bin\Custom\Indicator

and recompile.

[kumar]

This is an indicator developed by a user, not standard in NT 7. If you go all the way to the beginning of the thread you can find the custom code.

Thank you bkwe.

Kumar

[bkwe320]

This is an indicator developed by a user, not standard in NT 7. If you go all the way to the beginning of the thread you can find the custom code.

[kumar]

Try reading the thread from the top ;-)

Thanks for the response. But I still dont see it listed in NT 7 - where can I find it?

Thanks again,
Kumar

[r2kTrader]

Try reading the thread from the top ;-)

[kumar]

I don't see the (Adaptive) SuperTrend inicator in NT?
What is it and where can I find it?

Thanks,
Kumar

[Matts]

Tried backtesting and also had a problem in that the test never finished. It just kept going. I'm thinking that it has something to do with the variable value for the multiplier, because it is constantly trying to work through a lot of numbers.