gorbat Posted April 12, 2012 Report Posted April 12, 2012 Hi,all. The RROpenInterest it is a TradeStation indicator that plot Bullish and Bearish signal based on the correlation open interest with volume. Compatible with TS 9.0 and higher. indic.:http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?gi61goj3ggihg15 png :http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?px8npp4yhzpjaiw Maybe somebody has the same for NT7? Share please.
FX_SuperTrader Posted April 13, 2012 Report Posted April 13, 2012 Hi gorbat; In Tradestation the Open Interest Indicator is this: if OpenInt <> 0 then Plot1( OpenInt, "OpenInt" ) ; Only plot a Open Interest in histogram or line below the chart. Other Indicator is the HPI (Herrick Payoff Index). This combine in your formula the Price, Volume and Open Interest and yours Divergences with respect to the price are signals of trading. Plot a line chart bellow the price chart. For me is better. The TS code for HPI is this: inputs: OneCent( 100 ), SmoothingFactor( .133 ), AlertLength( 14 ), ColorNormLength( 14 ), UpColor( Yellow ), DnColor( Cyan ), GridForegroundColor( Black ) ; variables: var0( 0 ), var1( 0 ), var2( 0 ) ; if CurrentBar = 1 then var0 = GetAppInfo( aiApplicationType ) ; var1 = HPI( OneCent, SmoothingFactor ) * 0.00001 ; Plot1( var1, "HPI" ) ; Plot2( 0, "ZeroLine" ) ; condition1 = UpColor >= 0 and DnColor >= 0; if condition1 then begin var2 = NormGradientColor( var1, true, ColorNormLength, UpColor, DnColor ) ; if var0 = 1 then SetPlotColor( 1, var2 ) else if var0 > 1 then begin SetPlotColor( 1, GridForegroundColor ) ; SetPlotBGColor( 1, var2 ) ; end ; end ; condition1 = LowestBar( C, AlertLength ) = 0 and LowestBar( var1, AlertLength ) > 0 ; if condition1 then Alert( "Bullish divergence - new low not confirmed" ) else begin condition1 = HighestBar( C, AlertLength ) = 0 and HighestBar( var1, AlertLength ) > 0; if condition1 then Alert( "Bearish divergence - new high not confirmed" ) ; end; I don't know a Ninja code, but I hope that you be useful for helping. gorbat 1
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