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Pivot Indicator - Double Bottom - Double Top
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Take a look at this Pivot Indicator It has 2 Input Parameter where you can define ; 1) Strength : Minimun number of bars each side of the pivot 2) Depth : Minimun Price variation from pivot to actual bar
Learn how to save, load, and transfer NinjaTrader chart templates . This guide explains how to use .xml and .zip templates, install custom indicators, and set up your VPS with ease. Do you often find yourself recreating the same chart layout in NinjaTrader? Whether you're trading from a local PC or a remote VPS, NinjaTrader templates can help you save and replicate complete chart configurations — fast and error-free. In this blog post, you’ll learn how to: Save and load chart templates in NinjaTrader Transfer templates between computers or to a VPS Install vendor-provided .zip templates with indicators and strategies Troubleshoot common template errors (like missing indicators) Let’s dive in. 🧩 What Are NinjaTrader Templates? A NinjaTrader template is a saved configuration file (usually .xml ) that stores all settings from a chart, including: Indicator parameters Chart style (candlestick, Renko, tick, etc.) Bar types and timeframes Colors, fo...
Hello Traders, The topic for today is the PRC ( Polynomial Regression Channel ). What is, and how can be used the PRC ? There are hundreds of sites, mostly mathematical sites where we can get a lot of info about it. This is a brief summary : When we have a series of data points ( price bars ) and we want to find a formula that best fits all points of the analyzed data set, we can use a linear regression : Where Y = a.X + b ( picture from wikipedia ) and it represent all the data points by a straight line. This is the more elemental and easy to calculate... but with more error. If we increase the degree of the polynomial to 2, then we get a parabola ; Where Y = a.X 2 + b.X + c ( charts generated with arachnoid page ) This kind of polynomial is always predicting a turning point ( polynomials with odd degree ( 1, 3, 5, etc ) will have the starting point and ending point with same trend ) So, for trading analysis, most people us...
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