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Hi All, I got some PMs asking me to fix the code for red/black volume bars. I'm afraid I cannot help because I trade FX and I haven't encountered that problem with the tick volume bars I use. I hope someone with NT coding experience who trades the ES can help. Regards, Vorzo

I trade spot. For volume I use tick count, and CME futures volume as a proxy. I found the combination of two to be reliable enough for my purposes. In order to get accurate tick counts in NT7, you have to chart the bid (or the ask) rather than trades. Hope this helps, Vorzo

Here is a PV Pack that works with NT beta 18. I'm using it for FX, so you may have to change some settings. You need to copy the files to C:\Documents and Settings\[YourUserName]\My Documents\NinjaTrader 7\bin\Custom\Indicator\ then compile them. As always, use at your own risk and...

Please post or PM the code and I will give it a try. Regards, Vorzo

For comparison, see the attached pace spreadsheet with IB data, Feb 1 - Feb 29 2008, 8:30-15:00 CST (same data used by tobbe). There are MINOR differences from tobbe's sheet, likely due to different feeds used. From a PM I got - I thought I'd post the answer here: The table is used to...

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Tums, thanks for kindly sharing the script. Here are some minor improvements: - laterals - horizontal lines extended until a bar closes outside the lateral - outside bars - can be toggled on/off, default is off - text offset input changed to % - allows easier usage with equities - commented...

Same here for SPY. There was a bulletin saying there were problems at AMEX. I tried executing on other routing options available for SPY but to no avail, so it should be an IB issue. A backup account is clearly a must.

Sorry for the delay. This is how I see it: yes, price extension in itself means continuation. But, does PACE confirm such a wide range bar? If pace is lower than indicated by Mak's table for that lo-hi range, it raises a red flag for me. It strong pace comes in, it will take the price further...

I live on the West Coast, but I run my computers on London time (I collect FX data and run some systems that require this time zone). "Pace indicates price overextended" - meaning that price has run MORE (low to high) than Mak's PRV table indicates for that particular pace level, so I...

Thanks for your kind words Spyder. Your success and dedication continue to insipre me. Cheers, Vorzo

I recently started taking screenshots when I enter or exit a trade (courtesy of cnms and others). I used to debrief on EOD charts, and if I hadn't made a hand note or annotation on the charts, I had to remember the reasons for entry or exit. The screenshots allow me to see exactly what I was...

<font size="4" color="red"><b> Type of day </b></font> November 2006 was a good month for trading pt3s because most days had wide high-low ranges, and wide channels that provided plenty of pt3 opportunities. However, the first week of December was particularly difficult because pt3 moves...

<font size="4" color="red"><b> pt3s </b></font> Why trade pt3s? Firstly because they are very reliable – there will always be a pt3 in every trend. Most tradeable trends will have a pt3 visible on the monitoring fractal, with the exception of tapes, where pt3 is embedded in a faster...

<font size="4" color="red"><b>Volume Pace</b></font> is paramount, it is the <b>driving force</b> behind price movement. This has been said before ad nauseam, but it can’t be stressed enough. cnms appropriately <a href="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1686961">reminded...

Hi All, I’ve been quietly following Spyder’s Futures thread since August, and trading Jack’s Equities method off and on since 2003. It is really rewarding that one of the old Paltalk/MSN gang has reached such a level of excellence and generosity. Kudos Spyder, you truly are an...

Wed night works for me too.

Thank you for bringing this up, I've noticed these block trades outside the market and was wondering what they were. The behavior of the respective stock after they occur: - below the bid they tend to be bullish in the short term - above the ask they tend to be bearish in the short term...

i'll try to make it but the place is a little noisy. if that's a concern may i suggest steamworks in gastown: quiet, real good beer, waterfront view. http://www.nwbrewpage.com/bcbpubs/Steamworks.html

nice area, almost everything within walking distance ... where do you live now?