Using Indicator's Historical Values In Market Analyzer

[aligator]

Dear Support,

Is it possible to have several Market Analyzer columns to show historical values for the same indicator (i.e. 5 columns that would show Value[0], Value[1], Value[2], Value[3], Value[4] for RSI)?

If so, how that is possible? Any example?

Alternatively, a new feature option to add a mini-chart of an indicator to a MA column.

Many thanks.

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello aligator,

The market analyzer only shows the current value of a plot, to do that you would need to make an indicator that plots each of those values as its current value. For example

Value[0] = RSI(12, 6)[5];

[aligator]

Hello aligator,

The market analyzer only shows the current value of a plot, to do that you would need to make an indicator that plots each of those values as its current value. For example

Value[0] = RSI(12, 6)[5];

Thanks Jesse,

So, instead of creating 4 additional indicators I just added 4 additional plots to RSI per your example as following:

Plot 0 = RSI[0]
Plot 1 = RSI[1] = Value1[0]
Plot 2 = RSI[2] = Value2[0]
Plot 3 = RSI[3] = Value3[0]
Plot 4 = RSI[4] = Value4[0]

It seems to work on daily data. However when applied to a watchlist of stocks (Dow 30) in 5 columns of the Market Analyzer only about half of the rows are filled with the 4 added plot values and the rest of the rows for some stocks remain blank. I am using TDA data and loading only 250 days of data. I have tested calculating on bar close, each tick, and price change with no difference. Any idea what might be the reason that the added 4 plot values are not caculated forsome of the stocks?

Many thanks,

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello aligator,

Are you seeing any errors in the log/output window? In addition to the code I recommended you would need a CurrentBar check when using BarsAgo

if(CurrentBar < 5) return;
Value[0] = RSI(12, 6)[5];

You would otherwise likely need to add a Print so that when you apply it you can see why its not plotting a value. For example you can check how much data is being loaded for each instrument to make sure that's not the issue:

Print(Instrument.FullName + " - bar count: " + Count);

[aligator]

Hello aligator,

Are you seeing any errors in the log/output window? In addition to the code I recommended you would need a CurrentBar check when using BarsAgo

if(CurrentBar < 5) return;
Value[0] = RSI(12, 6)[5];

You would otherwise likely need to add a Print so that when you apply it you can see why its not plotting a value. For example you can check how much data is being loaded for each instrument to make sure that's not the issue:

Print(Instrument.FullName + " - bar count: " + Count);

Thanks Jesse,

Issue resolved. I removed a BackBrushes.Freeze() statement for colums which was not needed and prevented printing values. Need to be careful in using Freeze() statements.

Thanks so much,

Cheers!