conversion issue

[bigtrade]

I'm in the process of migrating off of RealTick. I have my desired indicators
(CCI, Williams %R, MLR, MA high, MA low, all with period of 5) in place in my
TOS 15 min intraday charts, but I am having trouble -

1. getting the stochastic slow (%D slow) to show up with the same value in TOS
as it is in RealTick, even though I am using the same intervals (%K interval =
14; %D interval =1; %D slow interval = 3). Anyone have any experience with
this?

2. figuring out how to capture %D slow for the 30 minute chart to define my
conditions - any suggestions?

3. will the formulas be the same across the board for these indicators, if so is there a doc that has the formulas written out for the ninja script system?

[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

bigtrade,

These would be standard formulas. You can see it if you open the NinjaScript editor.

I guess I am not sure what you are asking here, the D period should be the same functionally however there will be some differences between platforms depending on the data you are using.

[bigtrade]

I guess my question is this. I am entering the formulas from scratch then trying to get them to follow the actions that I have designed them to execute on. Instead of programming them all in from scratch should I be using the wizard to input the formulas then unlocking and tweaking the code as needed afterwards? Then I go from using all 5day numbers on a 15 minute interval to a 30 minute interval for just my %Dslow what do I need to do in order to correctly use two different time intervals.

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

bigtrade, yes the strategy wizard interface would be good to get familiar with the general syntax used, however for creating MultiSeries indicators you would need to look into custom coding via our NinjaScript editor. A detailed overview over the framework we can offer in this regard is given here in our helpguide - http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...nstruments.htm

A sample strategy accessing multiple timeframe for indicator calculations is installed per default with NinnjaTrader under the 'SampleMultiTimeFrame' strategy.

[luxurious_04]

I guess my question is this. I am entering the formulas from scratch then trying to get them to follow the actions that I have designed them to execute on. Instead of programming them all in from scratch should I be using the wizard to input the formulas then unlocking and tweaking the code as needed afterwards? Then I go from using all 5day numbers on a 15 minute interval to a 30 minute interval for just my %Dslow what do I need to do in order to correctly use two different time intervals.

Thanks

The best way to use correctly the two different time intervals is by using a BarsArray[0], or BarsArray[1] when you try to access an indicator. For example, if you are trying to access the current value of SMA in 15 minute chart then you will this line of code SMA(BarsArray[1],14)[0]. Be sure that your 15 minute is being declared also in the initialize() section of your code. For a complete guide in working with multi-time frame please visit these ninja reference http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...?barsarray.htm.