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NinjaTrader 6.5 Beta is here!

The team at NinjaTrader is very excited to bring you NinjaTrader Version 6.5 Beta with over 160 user driven enhancements. You are welcome to use this beta release and report back any issues you run across in this forum section.
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Quote from Pr0crast:

I'm on 6.0 right now but I did notice one of the ninja guys saying some channel drawing bugs etc were fixed for 6.5. Is it worth going to the beta?
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One of very impotant changes for 6.5 is that it allows indicator access to DOM and T&S. It kinda allowed access to DOM in 6.0, but it was not supported there.

DOM is accessed with OnMarketDepth method. OnMarketDepth is advanced enough to analyze not just changes, but what changed such as were orders added to the queue or removed.

T&S is accessed with OnMarketData method.

I would definitely run 6.5 for charting and demo trading, but not for live trading since it is is early beta (4) version.

Regards,
redduke
 
Quote from PointOne:
I use paintbars to colour the volume pane background depending on whether price went up relative to the prior bar (grey), down (pink), inside (no color) or outside (light blue). I also colour the volume bars based on the prior bar close. That gives me the IF1 visibly as when price goes up beyond prior bar close the volume bar is black, down red and level grey.
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I just sent a note to QT support asking if the background between bars could be colored (with inside/outside bars in mind especially). It would save me SO much time annotating, especially on the YM which has tons of formations.

I would like to code Paintbars that color the background behind the bars (and only the bars), for example in between two adjacent bars. That doesn't seem to be an option, but I have the impression from the other options, that it should be doable.

For example
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FYI, what you showed was done using AmiBroker.
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Thanks!! I knew I stole that sample from some-body on these forums... :D

AmiBroker is my fall-back plan - I have gotten used to QuoteTracker, but suspect I want more scripting capability and am trying NinjaTrader first - the market recording & replay is a big plus.
 
Quote from LostTrader:

Thanks!! I knew I stole that sample from some-body on these forums... :D

AmiBroker is my fall-back plan - I have gotten used to QuoteTracker, but suspect I want more scripting capability and am trying NinjaTrader first - the market recording & replay is a big plus.
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The prv code for Amibroker has been posted in this thread a couple of times. So if you decide to try it out it is all in this thread.
 
STR/SQU Easylanguage code for TS Tradestation.


Instruction:
set up YM and INDU 2m in the chart.
the code will take YM as data1, INDU as data2.

Enter offset into the configuration, and you are good to go.
(you can check here for daily offset http://indexarb.com/ )



Code: 
input:  offset(0),
	upperline(2),
	lowerline(-2);

var: 	Spread (0), 
	STRSQZ (0), 
	close1(0), 
	close2(0);


close1 = close data1;
close2 = close data2;

Spread = close1 - close2;


STRSQZ = spread - offset;

If STRSQZ > upperline then setplotcolor (1, green)
else
If STRSQZ < lowerline then setplotcolor (1, red);


Plot1 (STRSQZ, "STRSQZ");

plot2 (0,"Zero") ;
plot3 (upperline, "Upperline");
plot4 (lowerline, "Lowerline");
 
ok so i opened a chart... entered the symbol YMH08... then inserted another symbol: $INDU
so i got both of these charts on the screen

then i create the easylanguage file and inserted the code: and i think from the web page you provided... the offset for the day was 79.2 right? so i entered that..


everything correct so far? i think it does look right. except it's looking weird becuase the STR/SQZ data from the premarket is skewing the entire range.... is there anyway to make it not look at the premarket or aftermarket range?

also, the STR/SQZ indicator shows that most of today's volume are above the upperline.... doesn't that mean the buying in YM is a lot better than the INDU.... but the YM is stilll going down
 
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