Ninja_On_The_Roof

This look great to me at first glance. However, if you are planning to incorporate the Sky's MTF into your strat, you might wanna change your strat SMA to EMA as the Sky's one uses EMA. Trend following system and trend-breaker, work great and wonder when there is a strong trend and momentum and you catch the whole move but when market is choppy, you often get whacked. Regardless, this looks great and solid. Awesome work, I must say!@chidiroglou.

Try this one instead. I dont use it so I am not sure. https://limewire.com/d/hLjgp#R5EnOqOHLB

https://limewire.com/d/iaPNm#LLE8B6NrrF

Roadmap, Scalper4, News: https://limewire.com/d/IYGGx#UPg82C8Mnc AtlasLine: https://limewire.com/d/Fu7Vl#yuUZr0jXJa

https://limewire.com/d/SlYW6#7gUmWwanXA

https://workupload.com/archive/DHRx5u4kgP

Letho, Please state which indicators you are looking for. By using the old links, I have no idea which.

For the OrderBlock. https://limewire.com/d/BUmHf#t8s5kmX3Xb For Market Structure, if you need it. It is from ARC-Neurostreer. Plenty of indicators and bots from it. Eat your heart out. https://limewire.com/d/SlYW6#7gUmWwanXA

KJs, Use this link for Ninza indies, posted by Eve. Use this link for COS, posted by Bene.

Okie...1 step back. 1. First. Pull up on your chart any of your fav Ninza indicator. 2. Pull up Captain Optimus. In its setting, make sure you uncheck the "SESSIONS MANAGEMENT" or if you wanna use that, then adjust the times below to match your time zone. 3. Click that green top portion from COS panel. 4. Pull up the Ninza indicator that you have on your chart. 5. Scroll down from Properties. Look at the "PLOT". Change it to "SIGNAL: TRADE" 6. Click OK to close it. Then click F5 to activate it. You should now see the word "COS" on your chart at your indicators signals. 7. Back to COS panel. Click LONG and SHORT. (You should now see top right corner of chart in orange color for BUY/SELL/MTK (or your chosen order order type/contract size and "when a signal appears") 8. Choose your type of order: market or limit... 9. Choose your contract size. 10. Choose your account. Choose your own ATM you created. 11. Now, just a matter of waiting for her to go to work on her own. If any of your Ninza indicators you use that have Trend signals and you want COS to take these signals instead, then again, change the PLOT to "signal:trend". This is a weakness part of COS as it can only work with indicators that have some sort of "signal" for buy sell. Or else, you won't see those indicators when using COS. And, quitting is not an option!🤗

Did you press F5 after everything else?

Link isnt expired. It is there with Eve's latest 205 package. Everything is in there.

file?

This same issue was discussed quite a few times in the past. Bunch of folks encountered it. I just dont remember when and where but I know it was talked about and with solutions. Why dont you just forget all the unnecessary headaches and your time and just use the SMM. It is the same. Pretty much.

KJs, When you activated COS, do you see the word COS on your chart, next to the signals from indicators you picked? Besides, clicking the long and short buttons from COS of course and F5. Seems like you are in love with the Sniper bars😂 Pretty much all your posts, you mentioned using Sniper bars.🤔

Make sure the time frames match.

I am confused. You stated you checked long and short but then also red warning saying this indicator is not activated for this PC. So, do you have it installed and it does show up on your chart? Have you tried this one from Bene?

Sorry, I forgot to include the files. These came from PropTraderz. I once was in their Discord channel. It was a great group. They posted indicators/strats/bots and also discussed them, trying to improve things. But at one point, they were flagged in violation by Discord for posting third party stuff. So everything was stopped. Then if you needed something, you would have to privately IM someone in the group. It apparently became inconvenient so I left. This is pretty much supertrend based, in my view. I made my own bot based on ST years ago using NT strategy builder and applying on Renko chart. It was simple but definitely fun hearing the "ka-ching" sound when targets got hit. I also ran the backtesting/analyzer for it. I found out it worked much better when having smaller targets, as you all know, ST works great and perfect in trending market but it would chop you left and right in a whipsaw market. By decreasing the target down a notch, it would manage to capture that whole target before it is then whipsawed back back and forth. Obviously, nothing is 100% bullet proof. That is a given. So if you expect to pull up a chart and then see all the winners, you certainly won't. Regardless, if you catch one or two good runs and there are, almost every trading day, around certain or specify times, you should be done for the day and go spend time with your family. With smaller profit targets, one at a time, in choppy days, I think, you might be able to still hit your targets decently. Some of you, might find this useful for your trading, or to add an extra layer to your own arsenal. It is simple, clean and light weight. You can certainly play with its setting for the sensitivity, however you want. I wholeheartedly believe this til this very day, "one man's trash is another man's gold". Someone, somewhere, will always find something useful and helpful and, profitable, whilst others have no success with it at all. Not to say that this one I posted here is "trash". I personally like it. For me, it is good to stay on the overall, same side of ST. TDU also has decent indicators for these purposes. Bluewave Trading is also cool for this, as well as AbleSys. For the auto bot, just plug in your own stoploss and profit and ATM. Or, if you wanna let the bot enter on its own then you manage your stoploss manually by trailing it using its trailing dots/harsh. Not recommend this way using bars that have crazy long extended wicks. You would get stopped out only to see your trades continue to go on without you. I am currently trying to set up a bot using the Ninza SolarWave (Nova). Not for its usual and main signals but only for the pullback signals right after its Trend signals. I find them pullback signals useful. Off note, I also find Tony Rogos Golden setup quite liberating. Price often approaches these levels on the dots and reacts to them precisely. I still use this til this very day, not just for potential entries but also for potential target areas. https://workupload.com/archive/D9RHUt4hUH Good trading guys! Together, we little fish, little retailers, shall make it through.🤗 One day at a time! https://limewire.com/d/l6hrZ#cYK9b4EnGQ

How about Grok?

Not so sure if setting for renko is at 11/1 a good thing though. When setting for renko type bar typed is at 1, pretty much any signal generated indicators would plot the entries exactly at the start of each turn. Try it. However, in reality, in real live trading, that isnt so since the open and close for renko bar is considered "fake" since it isnt time based but more for price action. For a stand-still chart, an "untrained" trader would think he/she has found the holygrail cuz all the signals plot exactly at each turn, top and bottom. That Reversal bar, or so you think at that moment in live condition, when price is still moving up and down, could end up not become a Reversal bar at all but continue on to go in its original direction. Off note, try TrendHunterAuto. I hear lots of folks claim they have good results as far as for profits. This one, comes into 2 versions. 1 is manually for you to do the job of entering and exiting. The auto one, just need to plug in your own personal target, stop and ATM and it shall go to work once enabled.

@swiattrader, you beat me to it. 🤣 But here is the AutoFib from ARC-Neurostreet, just for comparison between the two. The ARC also comes with the automated strategy as a bot. You can certainly adjust the internal settings for stoplosses and targets to suite your own trading style. I only added the ARC-UniZone, as I always think it is a good thing, if not critical, knowing where your S/R/Supply/Demand zones are, so you don't trade all buck naked.🤪 The main concept here is when price hits the blue Fib, you should initiate a long position and vice versa, when price hits the red Fib, you should initiate a short position. P.S: I do like the ARC stuff. They are good. However, noted that their stuff is heavy and they tend to eat up a whole lot of your PC's energy, thus, it sometimes takes a bit of time to load up.

https://limewire.com/d/TfsDk#oC14QBFBzu

Then the ARC-Neurostreet has this auto fib with entry and exit.😇And stoploss, I should add.

I recall, DTB has autofib indicator in its package. TDU also has autofib. Just another idea, maybe useful to you.

It is so great having an indicator named after you huh Kimsam?🥰