Request: T3 Macd BB

[bballplayer16]

Does anyone have the T3 Macd BB indicator for NT. If not can someone post the code for it if its not for NT. I saw in another thread that Eggzactly had this code in easy language format. If anyone would be kind enough to post this code that would be greatly apprciated.

 

Thanks

Edited August 4, 2010 by bballplayer16

[Chromium]

Here you go buddy ...

 

http://depositfiles.com/files/4eqp4i1gr

[bballplayer16]

Here you go buddy ...

 

http://depositfiles.com/files/4eqp4i1gr

 

Thanks you but this is not the T3 MacdBB. The coding for it is different than the one you posted.

[tradernate]

Does anyone have the T3 Macd BB indicator for NT. If not can someone post the code for it if its not for NT. I saw in another thread that Eggzactly had this code in easy language format. If anyone would be kind enough to post this code that would be greatly apprciated.

 

Thanks

 

This indiactor is a MACD BB v2Lines...works great, here is the link, no crack needed

 

http://www.bigmiketrading.com/free_downloads/?catid=4&filter=&sort=d&page=1&pp=10&keyid=516

[bballplayer16]

This indiactor is a MACD BB v2Lines...works great, here is the link, no crack needed

 

http://www.bigmiketrading.com/free_downloads/?catid=4&filter=&sort=d&page=1&pp=10&keyid=516

 

Thanks I'll take a look at it.

[tradernate]

Here is the T3 bb MACD manual link

 

Thanks I'll take a look at it.

 

http://www.nss-t3.com/USER%20GUIDE%20revised%2020708.pdf

[Guest David1713006337]

To date, no one has been able to crack T3 indicators unfortunately. The best thing to do is to search for indicators resembling the T3 indicators.

[codehead]

The nexgen macd-bb is basically...

 

Plain old MACD, displayed as dots...

 

with Bollinger Bands...

 

If you just do that, you are probably close enough for rock 'n' rock, but they actually smooth a copy of the MACD (not plotted) and use that to calculate the BBs--it makes the BBs smoother.

 

Now, you could just make the dots red when below the previous and green above, and that will work, mostly, except that they use an unplotted ("ergodic") TSI for the trend, with a moving average; when the moving average is below the TSI, then TSI is in a downtrend, above it's in an uptrend; if TSI is in an uptrend and MACD is above the lower BB, dot is green, and if TSI is in a downtrend and MACD below the upper BB, dot is red--otherwise dot is black. (Nexgen seems to have changed this in the Ninja version, because it doesn't plot black dots.)