Indicator Question

[Savage1701]

Are there any recommended add-ons available to purchase and use on an ES chart that would show daily highs/lows/midpoints/initial balance highs/lows, etc. ? I'm not sure how to constrain a search for those sorts of add-ons, and most of what I see available for purchase has far more than those sorts of basics. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

[NinjaTrader_Kate]

Hello Savage1701,

Thank you for your note.

In our support department we can't recommend any particular third party addons as that could be considered trading advice. I'll leave this open in case any of our users are aware of addons that may work for you.

Please let us know if we may be of further assistance to you.

[Tasker-182]

For initial balance, you can use the NinjaTrader indicator Volume Profile (requires the NinjaTrader lifetime license)

For the daily lines, you can use the NinjaTrader indicator CurrentDayOHL. For the previous day you can use the NinjaTrader indicator PriorDayOHLC.

For the prior week you can use: https://ninjatraderecosystem.com/use...ior-week-ohlc/

For the prior month you can use: https://ninjatraderecosystem.com/use...-month-ohlc-2/

If you want all of these lines labeled then use the indicator AddPlotNames: https://ninjatraderecosystem.com/use.../addplotnames/ This indicator will automatically apply the plot names to any indicator that uses plots on the chart.

[John T]

Hi Savage1701

Try Tick Strike www.tickstrike.com This is totally free standing, does not require any other data as it comes with the necessary connections, does not connect or install to Ninja in any way and works wonders.

I am finding, after just a couple of months' use, that it is almost impossible for me to enter at the wrong time. I am trading the S&P 500, going for short wins (usually 2 to 4 ticks per entry depending on strength of indicator signal), going in multiple times as each new high strength activity is indicated (within the established trend), starts up again (making sure to stick with the established direction and never bucking the existing trend until a new direction is well established), and lastly dividing my entries up into multiple entries (If I am trading 10 contracts, I enter 2 per time for possible averaging if it reverses ever so slightly), then moving my exit closer to the market position to my original goal (number of ticks per contract average) so the exit is uniform and happens all at once. Lastly, do not enter right at the open (or other highly volatile periods) as no app can react to that much volatility (actually, the app can but you cannot).

They are updating the app with additional stock symbols. Within a week or so it will be greatly improved with added symbols of many of the top market capitalized stocks within the ES.