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[koganam]

... Get em totally boxed in.

How does what is shown not meet the criteria? Maybe I am not understanding the "boxed in" nomenclature?

[SnakeEYE]

Do you want to draw the high and low of a period, say from 2:24 PM to 5:17 PM, ?

The result is a price time box.

Yes,exactly.

[Harry]

Hi Harry,i didn`t mean the opening range,what i meant was - High/Low/Open/Close of a specific time.

The opening time and the end time can be set to any specific time. The result is a price time box.

Can you give an example of what you look for exactly? "Specific time" is not a very specific description.

Do you want to draw the high and low of a period, say from 2:24 PM to 5:17 PM, or do you want to draw hourly or two-hourly boxes?

[SnakeEYE]

There are free indicators available to calculate the opening range. As you can freely select start and end time of the opening range, this does what you look for.

https://www.bigmiketrading.com/downl...load.html?view

Hi Harry,i didn`t mean the opening range,what i meant was - High/Low/Open/Close of a specific time.

[SnakeEYE]

You mean like so?

ref: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...t.php?p=336742

I mean yes,somth like that.Only to get the OC(means Open/Close) boundaries as well.Get em totally boxed in.

[Harry]

There are free indicators available to calculate the opening range. As you can freely select start and end time of the opening range, this does what you look for.

https://www.bigmiketrading.com/download/ninjatrader-7/indicators/620-download.html?view

[koganam]

Hi folks!

anyone has an indie that plots High and Low of a specific time,as well as begining and an end of that spec time?Sort of a time box for the price.Whould be also great if it plotted the historical value,too.

You mean like so?

ref: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...t.php?p=336742

[SnakeEYE]

Hi folks!

anyone has an indie that plots High and Low of a specific time,as well as begining and an end of that spec time?Sort of a time box for the price.Whould be also great if it plotted the historical value,too.

[koganam]

koganam, not sure if this would be acceptable to you. But you could take the RSI average lines from panel 2 and drag them up into panel one. It would overlay the indicator and reate a second scale on the left side of the chart.

It may be close to what you want.

I know that, but I would do it with code anyway. I was commenting on what he said he wanted: at least the way that I understood it. (emphasis mine)

... a MA of RSI on the price [B]like a normal MA[/B],[B] not separate from actual price action[/B].

That cannot happen because the RSI is a bounded oscillator whose maximum upper bound is 100, so cannot represent the MA of any stock whose price exceeds 100.

[JMont1]

That is barely possible, if and only if, the stock price highest value is exactly 100, just as the RSI value is from 0 to 100 inclusive.

koganam, not sure if this would be acceptable to you. But you could take the RSI average lines from panel 2 and drag them up into panel one. It would overlay the indicator and reate a second scale on the left side of the chart.

It may be close to what you want.

[koganam]

Firstbrain

Thanks for your help and your time,
what I had in mind was a MA of RSI on the price like a normal MA, not separate from actual price action. I believe its not that easy.
However thanks again.

That is barely possible, if and only if, the stock price highest value is exactly 100, just as the RSI value is from 0 to 100 inclusive.

[Harry]

Firstbrain

Thanks for your help and your time,
what I had in mind was a MA of RSI on the price like a normal MA, not separate from actual price action. I believe its not that easy.
However thanks again.

This would be like a submarine flying side by side with a helicopter....

[bezbez]

Firstbrain

Thanks for your help and your time,
what I had in mind was a MA of RSI on the price like a normal MA, not separate from actual price action. I believe its not that easy.
However thanks again.

[firstbrain]

bezbez,

ok here is the slow version :

1. within a chart go to the indicator panel and add the SMA indicator => pic 01
2. click the 3 dots @ Input series (1) to bring up the Input series window and select your RSI with your personal settings (2) => pic 2
3. after clicking ok you just have to check the settings "Same as input series" and under Scale justification that "left" is selected => pic 3
click ok and you should see the same result like in => pic 4

It's just the process of doing an "indicator of an indicator" (you can do that with any combination of indicators) which is a great feature of NT7 imho .

Voila here you go ,

firstbrain

[JMont1]

Flagging a trigger in an indcator for Strategy Wizard

Does anyone know how I can use Strategy Wizard to watch for a "flag" or trigger in a custom indicator? The indicator would be watching for a trade set up. When it is right it would need to set a flag - something like Strategy Trigger; nuetral = 0, buy =1, sell = -1

In the wizard it appears you can only set up around indicator defined plotting parameters. I am sure this can be done by writing a custom strategy, but I am trying to stay within the capabilities of Strategy Wizard since I have no programming experience.

Any help would be sincerely appreciated.