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    Slow Stoch & Standard Dev

    Hello,

    Does NT have SlowStoch? I didn't see it. Also how would you go about making a standard deviation (1) channel around a 10 period moving average? Thanks!

    #2
    Hi ericadam,

    The regular Stochastics indicator is the slow stoch. You can make the standard deviation channel through custom indicator programming. You can use the StdDev() on an EMA or SMA DataSeries and plot the values to get the channels.
    Josh P.NinjaTrader Customer Service

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      #3
      Thanks, can you shed some light on a reference for plotting the values in a line on screen when i goto use a custom script. ty

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        #4
        if (Stochastics(7,10,3).PeriodD > Stochastics(7,10,3).PeriodK)
        BarColor = Color.Green;
        else if (Stochastics(7,10,3).PeriodK > Stochastics(7,10,3).PeriodD)
        BarColor = Color.Red;
        Plot0.Set(Close[0]);



        For that code, I am getting all red bars. Any suggestions?

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          #5
          Please take a look at the Help Guide for some tutorials on how to program custom indicators.

          In terms of your code, you will want to first look for any errors. Then you will want to debug your code as per this tip: http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/v...ead.php?t=3418
          Josh P.NinjaTrader Customer Service

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            #6
            Ok. Has someone already created standard deviation bands for NT?

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              #7
              I do not recall of any, but you can try searching in the File Sharing section.
              Josh P.NinjaTrader Customer Service

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                #8
                Originally posted by ericadam View Post
                Ok. Has someone already created standard deviation bands for NT?
                Hi ericadam,
                could you please clarify what you mean by "Standard Deviations Bands" ?

                The normal Bollinger Bands might be what you're looking for...Stdev plotted around a SMA.

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