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After reading his book I am also looking for more of Redsword material, but unfortunately his thread is the only source available to me. I also request all to share if they got anything from Redsword.
 
Thanks for sharing more valuable stuff from RTM. Waiting for the weekend :)
 

 
Very nicely explained. To help everyone more on this I am sharing some files shared by Ifmayante. These files allow you to rate every Supply and Demand zone in numbers. This way you are able to score every zone and can decide which ones have higher probability of bounce. Rightly so, these files are called Probability Enhancers. Ifmayante said that these files will be needed initially and later our minds will be trained to rate levels accordingly. I don't know about that as I have just started on them.
 
Probability Enhancers zip file:
 
https://www.forexupload.com/bxv
 
Thanks,
D_A_

The file i'm sharing here is IF's trading rules. Worth to take a look. =)
 
https://www.sendspace.com/file/9qb7rc

New Link
 
Don Kaufman - Surviving Extreme Volatility -1/27/16
 
[spoiler=]https://www.mediafire.com/file/gbcfwd2kqj7iu19
 
 

Advanced Forex Price Action Course
 
Here's what I have:
 
Advanced Forex Price Action Course by Chris Capri
 
https://mega.nz/#F!dwo0zYzB!z-1IfzfNkRVolop4LakUlQ
 
 
Someone should transfer this to their own mega account so we'll have another copy online, that's easier than downloading it directly anyway.

It's probably best upfront if I go over some of the structure and content of the template Strategy C# file I posted in the first message. These areas will grow in code but the initial template has what I consider to be the absolute bare minimum for setup in the way I would want to structure a trade.
 
Here's the extracted code from the Initialize() method:
 

protected override void Initialize() { // NinjaTrader Global Settings (see NinjaScript documentation) CalculateOnBarClose = false; DefaultQuantity = 1; Enabled = true; EntriesPerDirection = 1; EntryHandling = EntryHandling.AllEntries; StopTargetHandling = StopTargetHandling.ByStrategyPosition; TraceOrders = false; // Initial Property Settings for Strategy MinTicksBetweenAdds = 10; DefaultTarget = 50; DefaultStop = 10; Stop = 10; Target = 50; }
 
The properties set just under the "// NinjaTrader Global Settings" area I use are all documented in the NT7 Help Guide [except "StopTargetHandling"] (press F1 when you're in the NinjaScript editor and the guide will popup in another window for you to peruse). In summary though, the way I've set things up are:
 
1. Enable the Strategy immediately once you insert it into a chart. Don't worry, no trades will ever be allowed to execute without your expressed permission because long/short variables will have to be turned on in order to even begin considering an entry. They're always turned off by default.
 
2. Since I'm using NT's Managed Approach trading routines, they give you a nice way of protecting yourself from entering too many signals in the same direction. When EntriesPerDirection is set to 1, NT will only allow you to have 1 position, no matter how many long or short signals you try to send in your code. Once you hit the limit set by EntriesPerDirection, that's it, all other attempts to add positions to the current trade will be ignored. That's a VERY good thing!
 
3. In Managed Approach mode, if you take multiple positions, you have the choice of each new position having its own stop/target bracket orders OR you can have each new position have its stop/target bracket orders collect at the first order's bracket. Since I'm an all-out style trader (even when adding to a winning initial trade), I'm going to go with the former approach...collection of all stops/targets matching the 1st order and then I'll move the stop and target around for all the contracts I have in the open trade.
 
Imagine if you had 4 separate entries of 1 contract each in 1 trade sequence and each one had a separate stop and target bracket set based on each one's entry. Personally, that would be too stressful for me to handle in a fast, real-time market, way too much manual manipulation to get out of 4 positions, and, like I mentioned before, I prefer more of a manual approach to exit than automated.
 
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Note:
 
What I want and you want out of our trading may be 180 degress apart. That's fine. The code is here for you to modify to your heart's content. All I can do is show you what I prefer and talk about that as a basis for learning.
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4. The settings below the comment line, "// Initial Property Settings for Strategy" (btw, in C#, anything on a line which follows two forward slashes together are how to add one-line comments to your code) are entering in to the world of MY property settings, not what NT provides.
 
Really important distinction here:
 
NT provides a way for you to create your own properties for a Strategy and you can display/change them when you initially add a new Strategy to your chart. You can also setup default values which survive separate instantiations of your Strategy as I think most of you already know how to do by right clicking any property value you change and then clicking on their save as default little popup window "Set Default For <property name>". Cool beans. HOWEVER, NT doesn't want you changing any of your own properties from that initial settings window WHILE your Strategy is set to Enabled ("Enabled = true;" in the Initialize() method or setting Enabled to True in the Properties Window when adding the Strategy to your chart).
 
What I prefer to do is expose all of my properties for the real-time trading purposed here so I can darn well change them whenever I want. More on this to come much later as the demo Strategy starts to gain functionality.
 
Okay, that said, some initial values I place in the Initialize() section for my properties are not really important. They're more like placeholders which will change before any actual trade is taken. The Stop and Target properties will apply to the current trade. The DefaultStop and DefaultTarget properties are the values which Stop and Target will be reset to once the trade is exited. The reason for this is so the adjustments I make to Stop/Target for an ongoing trade will not affect the next new trade sequence I take. Upon exit of a current trade, part of the "reset routine" will be to assign Stop back to DefaultStop and Target back to DefaultTarget. That's the automatic part done for you. You can still manually set the Stop/Target to different values before taking the next trade from the preexisting toolbar above your chart. Much, much later in the series, if all of you are chanting, "more, more, MORE", we can get into highly customized toolbars which can reside below the default one you see on every chart.
 
Finally, the "MinTicksBetweenAdds = 10;" is my property which will require all add-on trades to an initial trade to be a minimum of 10 ticks apart; otherwise, the signal to add to my trade will be ignored. The ignoring of too many signals too close together is A WONDERFUL THING! NT provides the facility to limit how many separate positions you can have in one trade sequence and what I'm doing is enforcing that any trade added to that trade sequence must have enough breathing room between entry signals so you don't over-leverage yourself to where the slightest of retraces could find you panicing to get out EVEN THOUGH you were right to continue to be bullish or bearish in the respective trend.
 
I'll continue in another post to outline some other decisions I made in the Strategy template code posted in #1.

Over the course of the next several weeks (months if there's continued, enthusiastic interest), I'd like to show you how I organize an NT7 Strategy. The emphasis in the coding is going to be more focused on organization and readability rather than what would necessarily be the most straightforward or optimal way of coding it. I'm pretty sure the audience I'm trying to reach here hasn't come from a professional coding background so "simple" goes a lot farther to understanding how to write an NT Strategy than "clever" ever will.
 
What I'll do is post the Strategy on an incremental basis with each post making more and more progress towards some goal(s). In most instances, the delays in postings are not from me having to take the time to code anything new for the Strategy, but rather to pull the pieces out of code from other files I have which are far more involved than I am planning to present here.
 
Here's the progressive plan. Each number below represents a major milestone to accomplish and there will be follow-up posts for each one to explain the details:
 
1. Show the basic Strategy template code. There is no Strategy to execute trades against on this first posting. It will be an opportunity to look at the shell of what is to come. It's primarily a lot of C# methods which need to be filled in later; however, they're surrounded by C# regions which you can fold/unfold in the NinjaScript editor and, over time, you'll find that very useful to get around the Strategy as it grows. Things won't feel so overwhelming because you already have enough organization setup to know where to go looking for the changes you want to make.
 
2. I'll add the logic to go long/short a simple bar close above above/below a 9 wma (weighted moving average) and also how to go long/short when price first closes above/below a 9 wma and then it taps the 9 wma on a pullback. From this, you will see two ways of entering a trade: the first is on a bar close and the second is an incoming tick when it touches something based on a prior event having occurred (in this case, price closing through the 9 wma first). NinjaTrader's "Managed Approach" to order entry/exit will be demonstrated.
 
3. I'll add some items to the toolbar above the chart so you can manage the target / stop for each trade and you'll be able to close the trade instantly by pressing the ESC if you want.
 
4. I'll add actual lines on the chart in an open trade where you can move the target or stop manually with the a shift key / left mouse button combo.
 
5. Open-ended. We'll see what happens next, maybe auto-adjusting stop management or conditions to ADD to winning trades? I have no interest in peeling off contracts from a winning trade (aka multiple targets) or continually adding to a losing position.
 
This is an offer to everyone for a hand-up in your trading toolbox, not a hand-out. If you have no interest in coding your own Strategies then this thread is definitely not for you. This won't be a fully automated Strategy development tutorial. It's more semi-automated. You decide when it's the right context to take your signal and then let the computer take the entry for you. I tend to manage trades by my own hand but I can code up an auto-adjusting stop as an example.
 
The actual decision in code to take an entry is trivial most of the time, one or two simple decisions, that's it! It's all the coding infrastructure required to facilitate that that's the tedious part.
 
The Strategy template code is an attachment that you can download at the bottom of this message. There's no need to post it to some other site. It's non-proprietary code that I have created and am freely giving you to for your own personal use. You can import the zip file using NT 7's import NinjaScript tool. It will compile...and do nothing yet. That's the point initially...for you to look at the code in the NinjaScript editor, fold/unfold the various "#region / #endregion" code segments so you can see the basic organization of what is to come in subsequent posts.
 
One thing that I do ask of everyone is no private messages concerning any techniques talked about here. Anything that needs to be further detailed should be posted for all to see. The "education" in this thread is the other kind we all first learned...for your mind.
 
 
DISCLAIMER:
 
The code posted here is for demonstration purposes only, to be used in a simulation environment for your personal education as trading examples. I am not a trading vendor, make no guarantees of either the reliability or durability of this sample code under real-time market conditions, no matter what degree of market volatility is present and take no responsibility for your choice to use this demonstration code in a live market where your money will be at high risk.
IndoDemoStrategy.zip

Another great line I heard from an E-waver of super high skill level (passed away like 15 yrs ago) was:
 
"The slow move corrects. The fast move is in the direction of the trend."
 
Sage advice.
 
 
BTW, EVERYONE on this website should THANK tryitagainmf immensely for pointing out that b-ok website. It is the absolute best place to explore next to archive dot org (okay, okay, YouTube is the obvious giant in this area as well...these other two are far less well-known to most)
 
[i have not forgotten/abandoned my promise to add to NinjaScript 101. It's more a matter of me pulling out important code pieces from other places I have and building them up within a fresh Strategy that can be easily followed or used as a template for your own creations. My goal is to give all of you a hand-up, not a hand-out in your own personal trading software adventures.]

You have seen how Jane uses the Fibs for her trading and how effective they can be.In her teaching posts, she already has an effective way she has to be able to read Fib levels,and using that and ATR to judge where her SL and TP points ought to be,not only for the ES but most other instruments too.
Here are two indicators from nCat for Fibs lovers.
https://www.ninjacators.com/
 
nCatSmartFibonacci for NT7
Here are free(no education needed) nCat indicators and it combines the The Fibonacci Lines/Levels and the Fibonacci Bands on your chart.
The Smart Fibonacci tool is very customisable according to your own preferences.If you are a heavy Fibs user in your trading, this will be an excellent tool in your arsenal.It will make all your custom preferences in Fibonacci calculation very convenient for you.If you have followed Jane's teachings in the past,then you will know how powerful and predictable Fibs analysis can be.
 
The Smart Fibonacci tool contains two indicators in one; The Fibonacci Lines and the Fibonacci Bands.
It makes using Fibonacci numbers easier than ever before by automatically drawing them directly on your chart.
Basically all Fibonacci Levels between the high and low of the session are potential support/resistance levels which potentially can become turning points
Please note that you can also set audio alerts for any of the Fibonacci levels. This can be extremely helpful when waiting for price to cross a specific Fibonacci level for an entry or exit point.
It is also possible to calculate the Fibonacci Bands from any time frame. The calculation for Fibonacci Bands is completely independent from the chart you’re viewing. For example, you could view a 60-minute chart, but calculate the Fibonacci Bands from a 10-minute chart if you wished. This can be done through the indicator settings menu.
You can also choose to calculate the Fibonacci Bands from any of 10 different moving averages to fit this indicator your market and your style of trading.
 
nCatFibonacci Confluence Indicator for NT7
The Fibonacci Confluence Indicator can be used on ANY period and any market. It automatically calculates Fibonacci Ratios of Swing points over multiple time periods. It will calculate and plot on intraday periods as well as on End of Day periods.
All calculations are based on the Fibonacci sequence starting at 1 but are weighted to the common used and know numbers 23.6, 38.2, 50.0, 61.8 and 76.4.
 
Pdf help manuals for both Smart Fibonacci and Fibonacci Confluence are included in their specific zips.
The indicators have been uploaded to Sendspace.
 
nCatFibbsPack.zip (1.61MB)
Extract the two NT7 compatible zips from nCatFibbsPack.zip and import as per normal.
 
Download Page Link
https://www.sendspace.com/file/bxcb1x
 
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Here you go
 
https://[email protected]/file/sszn4h

I was asked in a private message how to setup a couple lines of code in a NinjaScript Strategy to decide when a signal or combination of signals is valid to enter a trade.
 
If I get 10 Thanks to this message, I will post a short tutorial in the NinjaScript forum on how I create C# code templates to organize a Strategy. I'll do something simple like buy/sell when price closes above/below a moving average and then extend it to wait until price first closes through a moving average and then buy/sell on a pullback to that moving average. From that example, you will learn how to create a signal for either a bar close or any real-time tick coming into your Strategy and that should be enough to get you started coding your own ideas just by adding your code to specific sections.
 
If I get an overwhelming POSITIVE response from that, I will show you how to make your own popup Strategy options window so you can turn on and off many different signals in real-time from within one Strategy. This has real value to a discretionary trader who has a bunch of different ways to enter a trade and wants to quickly switch between them.
 
Correct me if I'm wrong but when I played around with the BloodHound trial a few years ago, I did not see a way to setup a BH visual template where I could take trades based on bar closes AND on a tick-by-tick basis within the same template. That is, once you set CalculateOnBarClose to false, you are in tick-by-tick mode to take trading signals but have lost the ability to trade bar closes also. This is certainly not the case in NinjaScript because all I have to do is put all of the bar close logic within an "if (FirstTickOfBar) { }" statement. If I'm wrong, that's really funny because it led me to come up with what I plan on showing you because it's fast, organized and easy to understand once you see what's going on.
 
Eventually, I can show you how to have your Strategy add to winners. I'm sorry, but I will never ever show anyone in code how to setup multiple targets to exit a trade. I believe in all-in/all-out with trading futures and adding to winners as they gain momentum because it is to your mathematical advantage to do one of these 2 basic methods. Adding to an initial losing position to get an average loss going forward, hoping it turns into a winner or starting with a heavy position and then lightening it more and more as you become more profitable makes no mathematical sense to me. I have spent enough time in my life in miserable futures positions to support my opinion.
 
One last thing:
 
If you want professional quality coding than you go with people who spend the majority of their time developing and testing software and you pay them (not to be confused with people who actually trade successfully because those kinds of people usually don't 9 times out of 10). I'm focused on trading so I don't go above and beyond what I need in my own code to get something very specific to function. Software products have to please a very wide audience. I have the luxury of being able to code only what I want. Big difference, so please, no negativity because I know this will take hours and hours of my time to present to you the template of logic to make any signal easy to add to an existing Strategy once it's setup with "boilerplate code".
 
BTW, on a completely separate topic, if anyone here has an original 5.2 version of an old NinjaTrader install file (.msi file), I would be very greatful if you posted a link to it. I've searched all over and couldn't find one.

OFA Volume Profile Analysis Indicator Course
 
Order Flow Analytics Volume Profile Analysis Indicator Course:
 
1) http://www.mediafire.com/?5jh8rym1jgba61u
 
2) http://www.mediafire.com/?0yzkmr5x7z25d0s
 
3) http://www.mediafire.com/?5lsqvebk1eztx7l
 
4) http://www.mediafire.com/?vbc745j7bdedgqu
 
5) http://www.mediafire.com/?zdzz6gnvdeq0vh4
 
6) http://www.mediafire.com/?ujceo62d6brrc0c
 
7) http://www.mediafire.com/?aeyrn92s0g6w6kh
 
8) http://www.mediafire.com/?4ztnb9nr3d9mrh7
 
 
This is 3.75 Gb altogether so I can't keep it up for a long time. It would be best if others transfer it to their mediafire accounts.

That's a different class but I have it too, will upload....

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warrior day trading course
 
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/7974bz4bw95v9/Warrior_Trading_%E2%80%93_Day_Trading_Course

The Law of Charts by Joe Ross (About 5 & 1/2 hours long)
 
See: tradingeducators.com/in-depth-the-law-of-charts
 
 
Link: https://mega.nz/#!J5hUQY4R
 
Key: !gDLcEiAKU16a8gpn9opECSdayxZExwVRPoNzypibHNc

Here you go
 
https://[email protected]/file/sszn4h

update...also bought 3 courses from a fellow member on this forum..will be sharing for free.. happy learning , sharing and growing together :-)

Hello all,
 
Can someone assist in educating the current version of BH?
 
Here is the link to the trial file.
https://www.sendspace.com/file/nv03w3
https://www.4shared.com/file/SqpFjf_sei/SharkIndicators_Installer12336.html
 
I ma editingg this post I looked backwards throu this thread and seems only couple people were able to achieve this task one being seems a very valued member who is no longer here by the name admis, hope someone is able to share there expertise and educate these files? Who knows what us peeps are able to come up with using this???
TIA for anyone that will help

Here you go
 
https://[email protected]/file/sszn4h

Here you go
 
https://[email protected]/file/sszn4h

Here you go: https://[email protected]/file/npbpue
 
Unpack the Package and you ll 3 package which you have to Import with ninja and it will run without any Problem. You might Need to restart NT
 
This is the professional Version only.

I've done it. Hope not to forget to post it tomorrow hehe

Here you go
 
https://[email protected]/file/sszn4h

Here you go
 
https://[email protected]/file/sszn4h

Here you go
 
https://[email protected]/file/sszn4h