JDizzle22

If you mean loading a continuous contract that plots in real time (ES ##-##) then it depends on your data provider. I have Kinetick and it plots ES ##-## in realtime, but my Rithmic does not.
 
http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=65018
 
http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/helpGuides/nt7/index.html?historical_data.htm

Got it. Unless someone here can create a custom bar type for this, or you want to pay a Ninja consultant, I don't think you will be able to get around this.
 
"Hello Eclipse,
NinjaTrader is a event based application and if there is no incoming ticks then no bars will be created.
 
You can however build a custom BarsType to override this by building synthetic bars. You can contact any of our 3rd party NinjaScript consultants to build a custom bars type. You can get the list of our NinjaScript consultants from here http://www.ninjatrader.com/partners#...pt-Consultants"
 
http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=5704

I just tried out the new version and it works well. Thank you.
 
Here is my test of just passing through the plot: https://www.sendspace.com/file/7hmdma

I just tried out the new version and it works well. Thank you.
 
Here is my test of just passing through the plot: https://www.sendspace.com/file/7hmdma

Hi,
 
I have fixed the errors.
I now run the indicator smoothly on Market Analyzer.
 
Download: https://www.sendspace.com/file/6o0hje
 
After installing this version, you should have to see "02 Mar 2015" as the update date (open the indicator dialog to view this info). This means your version is up to date.
 
Cheers.
Pi

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

Post your code so we can help you troubleshoot it.
 
Edit:
I went through to see if I could get the indicator to plot and here is how I referenced the indciator (make sure you have the dll referenced when you go to edit ninjascript and right click references. Also have the CS file in the Custom folder). Here is how I tried to pass the indicator to a plot:
Plot0.Set(ninZaMovingMedian(Color.Green, true, Color.Red, 0.05, 5, -0.05, 0,0.15, -0.15, Color.Lime, false, true, ninZaMovingMedian_Colorizing.ByChange, Color.DarkOrange, Color.Yellow, Color.Blue, Color.Red, 20, PriceType.Close, true, false, false, ninZaMovingMedian_MAType.EMA, 10, "Date", "ninZa.co").MovingMedian[0]);
 
 
@ninZa, I get the following errors:
1. Error on calling 'OnTermination' method for indicator 'ninZaMovingMedian': Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
2. Error on calling 'OnStartUp' method for indicator 'ninZaMovingMedian': Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
 
@Meow, you can use anaMovingMedian and get the same results without the smoothing. If you want to add smoothing, you can edit anaMovingMedian and add in smoothing, ex: Plot0.Set(EMA(MovingMedianDataSeries, Period)[0]).

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

Post your code so we can help you troubleshoot it.
 
Edit:
I went through to see if I could get the indicator to plot and here is how I referenced the indciator (make sure you have the dll referenced when you go to edit ninjascript and right click references. Also have the CS file in the Custom folder). Here is how I tried to pass the indicator to a plot:
Plot0.Set(ninZaMovingMedian(Color.Green, true, Color.Red, 0.05, 5, -0.05, 0,0.15, -0.15, Color.Lime, false, true, ninZaMovingMedian_Colorizing.ByChange, Color.DarkOrange, Color.Yellow, Color.Blue, Color.Red, 20, PriceType.Close, true, false, false, ninZaMovingMedian_MAType.EMA, 10, "Date", "ninZa.co").MovingMedian[0]);
 
 
@ninZa, I get the following errors:
1. Error on calling 'OnTermination' method for indicator 'ninZaMovingMedian': Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
2. Error on calling 'OnStartUp' method for indicator 'ninZaMovingMedian': Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
 
@Meow, you can use anaMovingMedian and get the same results without the smoothing. If you want to add smoothing, you can edit anaMovingMedian and add in smoothing, ex: Plot0.Set(EMA(MovingMedianDataSeries, Period)[0]).

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

http://indo-investasi.com/showthread.php/25586-free-tools-addins-nt7

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

I just ran across this utility today and have been messing around with it this morning, so I don't know how well it works in real-time (if it slows your computer), but the developer said he created it with efficiency in mind (http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=400531&postcount=1).
 
Here are the features:
1. Improved cursor
2. Enhanced trade visualization
3. Improved ruler
4. Indicator configuration templates
5. Improved databox ... (I still have to work on this one)
6. Single-key shortcuts on chart (a,b,c,d ... 1,2,3,4, etc.)
7. Customizable timeframe switches
8. Synchronized scrolling of charts
9. Workspace switching by hotkeys
10. Vertical grid-lines with specified minute interval on intraday chart
12. Chart style improvements
 
It's free (no affiliation): http://rainbow-in.com/
 
When you load it on a chart, just load the indicator "Rainbow" and it will add a toolbar to your chart. There are also other settings you can set in the main indicator window.
 
The main things that I like on it are:
1. Plotting prior trade executions is head and shoulders better than the Ninja method
2. The date and time shows you the actual date with the time, so when manually backtesting, you don't have to search for time to cross the 24/7 line to show you the date
3. The cursor is a vast improvement over the Ninja--it is crosshaired with price next to the cursor
4. The shortcut setup in the indicator panel is just awesome.
 
I only wish they had an option to remove their branding from the bottom two corners, although small, I would rather not see it down there since they already have their logo in my toolbar.

Thanks Manic.
Just after several days at II, I feel there're more fun here than any other NinjaTrader forums (though this may be a big risk to my business, of course no vendors want their products to be "educated", including me lol). But that's why this an extremely active forum.
 
In my ability, I will give any useful programming possible. However, I think some people here can program even much better than me, like admis.
 
Great weekend, Manic.
Pi

Just those basic requirements shouldn't be too hard for you to put together something on your own. You may want to start here: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=54022
 
This thread has some links to examples of manager stops and targets: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=25179

Just those basic requirements shouldn't be too hard for you to put together something on your own. You may want to start here: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=54022
 
This thread has some links to examples of manager stops and targets: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=25179

If you haven't already, you may want to consider plotting the TICK directly on your chart because I would be shocked if the indicator adapts its overbought and oversold levels (plus you can't watch potential overbought and sold for the day with price action), also you can't see everything that is occurring with the TICK with just that plotting signals: http://i57.tinypic.com/2znsk89.jpg
 
http://www.moneyshow.com/articles.asp?aid=DAYTRADERS-22523