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TIS_PivotDensity for NinjaTrader 8: Find Where Pivots Really Cluster

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 Pivots tend to act as support and resistance, so many traders mark pivot confluence by hand and use those zones for the current session. The further back you look, though, the more pivots you find, and most of them don’t line up exactly: one may sit a few ticks from another. A line on every pivot quickly turns the chart into a wall of horizontal lines. TIS_PivotDensity handles that work automatically. How it works It detects every pivot high and pivot low on the chart. It builds a histogram of how many pivots sit at each price. It smooths that histogram, so pivots that are close but not identical merge into one zone. It draws a level only where the density passes your threshold. The peaks in the histogram are the prices where pivots gathered most often in the past, which is why those zones tend to matter again. Two settings do the work Smoothing: how far apart two pivots can be and still count as the same zone. A setting of 1 draws a line on almost every pivot. Raising it...

Markers 2026 October Release: Global Control, Risk Limits and Telegram | The Indicator Store

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The October 2026 release of Markers adds the control layer that traders running several systems have been asking for: one switch for every instance, risk limits per account, and the same control from your phone through Telegram. Below is what's new, followed by a quick review of how Markers builds and automates signals in NinjaTrader 8 without code. What's new in this release Global On/Off Right-click any Markers Pro menu and you can disable every instance at once. With Global Off , nothing trades, no matter whether an instance has longs, shorts or both enabled. One click turns everything back on. Each instance keeps its own settings; the global switch sits above all of them. A control panel with risk limits The new panel gathers everything in one window: the global status, with the same On/Off switch the settings of each instance: long/short enabled and the ATM in use the state of every account risk limits , both global (all accounts combined) and per account, with a...

The Real Breakout Setup: Opening-Range Box + Volume Breakout on NinjaTrader 8

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  Most breakout trades fail for the same reason: the signal fires while price is still inside the range. The Real Breakout Setup solves that with two filters. First, a box that marks the range of the first hour of the session. Second, a volume condition that confirms the move. Longs are only taken above the box, shorts only below it. This guide explains the method step by step. Everything in the first part can be done with tools that already come with NinjaTrader 8. Key takeaways The opening-range box is built from the high and the low of the first hour around the day session open. Volume is compared against its own moving average, not against a fixed number, so the signal adapts to each market and each day. Direction is read from higher highs and lower lows. Signals inside the box are discarded. Only breakouts outside it are traded. Step 1: Build the opening-range box Define the first hour around the day session open and mark the highest high and the lowest low of that window...

How to Send a TradingView Alert to Your Broker (No Code) | The Indicator Store

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How to Send a TradingView Alert to Your Broker: Webhook Setup for Futures Your setup fires. You switch platforms to place the order, and by the time you're there the entry is gone. That gap is what this guide closes: how to take a signal on a TradingView chart, turn it into an alert that already carries the complete order, and get it to your broker — without writing a single line of code. Everything below is the same process we ran live on NQ, and the full session is embedded at the end. Why a TradingView strategy doesn't place orders Load a strategy on a chart and you'll see entries, exits, and a performance report underneath. It looks like a trading system, and in a sense it is — but it is entirely historical. Those orders are drawn on the chart. They are not sent anywhere. What sends something outside TradingView is an alert . An alert can deliver an email, a push notification on your phone, or a webhook . What a webhook is, and why you need one A webhook is a message...