Modifying CurrentDayOHL for GMT time?

[forrestang]

Is there an easy way to do this?

Currently it's set to what ever is on your computer, but is there a way to do this so that it doesn't screw with other indicators?

Or is there an adjustable indicator that does this?

Thanks,
Forrest

[NinjaTrader_Ben]

Hello,

Your options are:
- Modify your pc clock, as you suggest.
- Code your own indicator.
- Use the Constantlines indicator to plot the lines mannually.

[Harry]

What instruments do you need it for?

[forrestang]

What instruments do you need it for?

Mainly interested in using it on FX pairs. I've been trying to create this myself, my programming skills are horrible right now.

I normally watch Eur/Jpy, Eur/Usd, Gbp/Jpy, Gbp/Usd.

Why do you ask about the instruments.

[Harry]

This indicator works for fixed time intervals

If it is FOREX, you can use this link from the forum's indicator section

http://www.ninjatrader-support2.com/vb/local_links.php?action=jump&id=136&catid=1

Take the indicator CMICurrentDayOHLV75. It will autodetect FOREX. The time frame for FOREX is preset to a session starting and ending at 10:00 PM GMT. If you want a different session you can change it via indicator panel. It should also autoadjust to British Summer/WinterTime.

As any CurrentDayOHL indicators, it will not work correctly on range or volume charts, but it will be fine for fixed time intervals. If you have problems using it send me a private message. I am using it myself for FOREX.

[forrestang]

Thanks Harry, this looks promising.

I will have to mess with it after the session end today, but will it display multiple days of data? That is kinda what I need to futher develop some strategies I was working on. To see multiple days and where there high and low is.

Thanks,
Forrest

[Harry]

Modified version to display several days

No Forrest, it will not display several days because of the plot method used. But I attach a modified version that will. It diplays open, high, low and midline, and if necessary Fib levels in between. I just deleted the plot override section, so it is a bit of a quick hit. Please check it carefully, before using it, as I have not tested it. Also it has those vertical lines at the session end, that could be removed by some further enhancements of the code.