Quote from eminitrader007:
You can always hide the account number and post the execution report with position, price and time.
Here's how you can do it.
1. Pull up your execution report.
2. Hit Alt + PrtSc.
3. Click on Start icon on the bottom-left corner.
4. Click on Run and type mspaint.
5. Once mspaint is open do Ctrl+ v.
You can use the colors in mspaint to hide the account number.
The all you have to do is save the file as jpg and attach it here.
Easily replicated this indicator with NT. Used HMA_Color(12) for the hashes though. GiantDog was right on the mark with this one. I'm not saying that it won't make money....but it's just a simple MA cross indicator.Quote from GiantDog:
From the looks of it, you are using a HMA_Color(13) for the hash marks and a DoubleMA(3,SMA,3,SMA) for the dots. Both indicators are available for free on the NinjaTrader forum.
Quote from hawthtrader:
Can someone please define DoubleMA(3,SMA,3,SMA) for me? I don't use NJ and my understanding of a double MA is essentially a crossover point of two different moving averages - which appears not to be the case here given the parameter pairs are the same. This has me curious and I'd like to look into it a bit. Thanks.
Quote from MiniDowTrader:
Easily replicated this indicator with NT. Used HMA_Color(12) for the hashes though. GiantDog was right on the mark with this one. I'm not saying that it won't make money....but it's just a simple MA cross indicator.
Quote from sandygray66:
Nice work GiantDog and MDT. I compared this chart to Nadeem's chart for the same day and I noticed some subtle differences. First, there seems to be some difference in the price data since the candles are slightly different.
However, more importantly, the dashes (HullMA) seem to operate slightly differently as far as color changes. For example, MDT, on your chart at the bottom of the V (12:50), the dash makes a lower low, but changes to blue. Whereas, the dash on Nadeem's chart makes a lower low and stays red (so entry doesn't occur until next candle). So your chart gives an earlier entry (which in this case was good), but in other cases is bad.
If the indicator is supposed to change color with a change in direction, shouldn't it stay red when it makes a lower low (like at 12:50)? I haven't looked at the mathematics behind a Hull in quite a while. Perhaps the HullMA actually changes direction between the bars (because of smoothing and curvature). In which case, there's something slightly different from your HMA and Nadeem's indicator.
P.S. I found the double smoothed MA indicator in the NT forum, but not the HMA_Color. If one of you could post it here, I'd appreciate it. The standard HMA on TS has the color change built-in, but not on NT for some reason.