Nex Gen 3 Group Buy

[⭐ fryguy1]

Trying to see what the interest might be on this.

No HWID, fully unlocked.

 

[tradevelopers]

put full screenshot with allindies running

[wizard101]

Count me in thanks !

[roddizon1978]

If you got Trading View you could use Nexgen T3 , it is the same as the MACD BB.
These indicators combine the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) with Bollinger Bands to provide traders with signals based on trend strength and potential price movements. 

If I pay $5 , I would not mind paying.

Remember T3 is a long time script already stolen by the owner of Nexgen from  the original creator  Mladen's concept.

Edited yesterday at 04:08 AM by roddizon1978

[Ninja_On_The_Roof]

Was just darn bored.

Got me a cold beer and some beef jerkies.🤩

My modified Nexgen T3 "system".🤣

Only...better though!😃

NexGen is all about using Fib, to my humble knowledge. 

Therefore, I just took Fib indicator from ARC-Neurostreet and applied its concept.

As far as I still remember, way back then, when I was still using ARC, blue Fib is to buy and red maroon Fib is to sell. 

When price hits these Fib lines. You just go long and short according to the color indicated.

Obviously, I added a few indicators of my own to better spot the entries, whether or not to enter or to skip.

https://limewire.com/d/9ccrE#mdRCIYqCVh

 

 

 

Edited yesterday at 11:49 AM by Ninja_On_The_Roof

[kadi]

2 hours ago, Ninja_On_The_Roof said:

Was just darn bored.

Got me a cold beer and some beef jerkies.🤩

My modified Nexgen T3 "system".🤣

Only...better though!😃

NexGen is all about using Fib, to my humble knowledge. 

Therefore, I just took Fib indicator from ARC-Neurostreet and applied its concept.

As far as I still remember, way back then, when I was still using ARC, blue Fib is to buy and red maroon Fib is to sell. 

When price hits these Fib lines. You just go long and short according to the color indicated.

Obviously, I added a few indicators of my own to better spot the entries, whether or not to enter or to skip.

https://limewire.com/d/9ccrE#mdRCIYqCVh

 

 

 

@Ninja_On_The_Roof Can you please post the indicator files you have in the screenshot? Thanks

[AllIn]

6 hours ago, Ninja_On_The_Roof said:

Was just darn bored.

Got me a cold beer and some beef jerkies.🤩

My modified Nexgen T3 "system".🤣

Only...better though!😃

NexGen is all about using Fib, to my humble knowledge. 

Therefore, I just took Fib indicator from ARC-Neurostreet and applied its concept.

As far as I still remember, way back then, when I was still using ARC, blue Fib is to buy and red maroon Fib is to sell. 

When price hits these Fib lines. You just go long and short according to the color indicated.

Obviously, I added a few indicators of my own to better spot the entries, whether or not to enter or to skip.

https://limewire.com/d/9ccrE#mdRCIYqCVh

 

 

 

This is one you made? Can’t wait to try it out if so. 

[roddizon1978]

here is the MACD BB use by T3

MACD BB lines NT8 - NinjaTrader Ecosystem

Here is the Tilson T3 Moving average in TOS Thinkscript, there is many copy of it , but this is the best, need to be converted to NT8.  T3 because T stand for Tilson. It is used to smooth the entry of the trade

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# filename: _Tillson_T3_Moving_Average_
# source: https://futures.io/thinkorswim/34287-tilson-t3-moving-average.html#post460861
# created by: rmejia
# last update: 12/17/2014

#hint:<b>T3 Adaptive Smoothing Indicator</b>\nThis study was adopted from the Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities article "Smoothing Techniques for More Accurate Signals" by Tim Tillson, Jan 1998 (V16:1 pp33-37)
#hint: indicator: Defines the level of filtering to occur, default is 3
#hint: volumeFactor: Adjusts the amplitude of the feedback added back into the base filter

declare upper;

input indicator    = { T1, T2, default T3, T4, T5, T6 };
input price        = close;
input period       = 15;
input volumeFactor = 0.70;
input displace = 0;
input sign         = { default plus, minus };
input Label        = No;
input paintbars    = No;

script _gd {
  input _price  = close;
  input _period = 10;
  input _v      = 0.70;
  input _sign   = { default plus, minus };
  def _ema      = ExpAverage( _price, _period );
  plot _gd      = ( _ema * ( 1 + _v ) ) - ( ExpAverage( _ema, _period ) * _v );
}

def _t1 = _gd( price[-displace], period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t2 = _gd( _t1,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t3 = _gd( _t2,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t4 = _gd( _t3,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t5 = _gd( _t4,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t6 = _gd( _t5,   period, volumeFactor, sign );

plot T3;
switch( indicator ) {
  case T1:
    T3 = _t1;
  case T2:
    T3 = _t2;
  case T3:
    T3 = _t3;
  case T4:
    T3 = _t4;
  case T5:
    T3 = _t5;
  case T6:
    T3 = _t6;
}

T3.AssignValueColor(if T3 > T3[1] then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
T3.HideBubble();

AddLabel(Label, if T3 > T3[1] then "  A  " else "  A  ", if T3 > T3[1] then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);

assignPriceColor(if paintbars and T3 < T3[1] then color.DARK_RED else if paintbars and T3 > T3[1] then color.DARK_GREEN else color.CURRENT);

 

Edited 22 hours ago by roddizon1978

[Ninja_On_The_Roof]

 

[Ninja_On_The_Roof]

11 hours ago, kadi said:

@Ninja_On_The_Roof Can you please post the indicator files you have in the screenshot? Thanks

Hi,

Ahhh...no!

I was high and bored in the middle of the night.

You wouldn't wanna use that for live trading. Trust me!

Everything looks great on your charts once it is all said and done.

Same goes for the indicators. They certainly look spot on and accurate right after the fact, when the moves have already happened. 

Happy Trading!

[kadi]

47 minutes ago, Ninja_On_The_Roof said:

Hi,

Ahhh...no!

I was high and bored in the middle of the night.

You wouldn't wanna use that for live trading. Trust me!

Everything looks great on your charts once it is all said and done.

Same goes for the indicators. They certainly look spot on and accurate right after the fact, when the moves have already happened. 

Happy Trading!

🤣😂😅 I feel you man lol 

[Ninja_On_The_Roof]

16 hours ago, roddizon1978 said:

here is the MACD BB use by T3

MACD BB lines NT8 - NinjaTrader Ecosystem

Here is the Tilson T3 Moving average in TOS Thinkscript, there is many copy of it , but this is the best, need to be converted to NT8.  T3 because T stand for Tilson. It is used to smooth the entry of the trade

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

# filename: _Tillson_T3_Moving_Average_
# source: https://futures.io/thinkorswim/34287-tilson-t3-moving-average.html#post460861
# created by: rmejia
# last update: 12/17/2014

#hint:<b>T3 Adaptive Smoothing Indicator</b>\nThis study was adopted from the Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities article "Smoothing Techniques for More Accurate Signals" by Tim Tillson, Jan 1998 (V16:1 pp33-37)
#hint: indicator: Defines the level of filtering to occur, default is 3
#hint: volumeFactor: Adjusts the amplitude of the feedback added back into the base filter

declare upper;

input indicator    = { T1, T2, default T3, T4, T5, T6 };
input price        = close;
input period       = 15;
input volumeFactor = 0.70;
input displace = 0;
input sign         = { default plus, minus };
input Label        = No;
input paintbars    = No;

script _gd {
  input _price  = close;
  input _period = 10;
  input _v      = 0.70;
  input _sign   = { default plus, minus };
  def _ema      = ExpAverage( _price, _period );
  plot _gd      = ( _ema * ( 1 + _v ) ) - ( ExpAverage( _ema, _period ) * _v );
}

def _t1 = _gd( price[-displace], period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t2 = _gd( _t1,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t3 = _gd( _t2,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t4 = _gd( _t3,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t5 = _gd( _t4,   period, volumeFactor, sign );
def _t6 = _gd( _t5,   period, volumeFactor, sign );

plot T3;
switch( indicator ) {
  case T1:
    T3 = _t1;
  case T2:
    T3 = _t2;
  case T3:
    T3 = _t3;
  case T4:
    T3 = _t4;
  case T5:
    T3 = _t5;
  case T6:
    T3 = _t6;
}

T3.AssignValueColor(if T3 > T3[1] then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
T3.HideBubble();

AddLabel(Label, if T3 > T3[1] then "  A  " else "  A  ", if T3 > T3[1] then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);

assignPriceColor(if paintbars and T3 < T3[1] then color.DARK_RED else if paintbars and T3 > T3[1] then color.DARK_GREEN else color.CURRENT);

 

Hello @roddizon1978,

I am a tad confused.

Were you talking about the "trigger lines" as T3?

Nexgen has nothing to do with MACD, I dont think. But yes, I could be also wrong.

As far as I know and still remember, this Nexgen thing came into the picture when I first started out trading and it was all Fibs. I dont recall seeing any videos in which they spoke of using MACD. 

On top of it, as Beauty has mentioned in her previous post and as I recall, this Nexgen thing has never been successfully educated since then. And that was like what? 100 years ago, when I was young and beautifooool back then🤪

And, if and if at all, it is in fact a MACD based system, sh....mm, I shoot me dead, I wouldn't even spend 1 cent on it, let alone 16K plus.

Regardless, there are plenty of MACD BBs out there, you are definitely correct there.

I do like the one from TDU though. Very detailed and also, provides you with entry signals. As they call it, not a MACD BBs per se, but a Devils Edge, a "super charged MACD", a "river" you are trying g to cross over.

https://tradedevils-indicators.com/products/devils-edge-indicator