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





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 maximum and a minimum you define and can remove at any time

Full control from Telegram

Everything in the panel is also available on Telegram. From your phone you can check the status of each system, see the net result per account and per setup, and switch off the whole platform or a single system depending on what it's doing.

The video shows this on a live server running several prop firm accounts: the total made by Markers, the result of each setup, and which charts have longs and shorts enabled, all in one place. These are the same setups we run live on YouTube every day.

Markers Pro menus that fit any chart

You can customize Markers Pro menus (font, background, opacity). They snap into place horizontally or vertically and stay attached when you move or resize the chart. On a small chart, each new instance resizes to fit the window instead of disappearing. If you prefer the classic layout, you can still stack them all at the top.

How Markers builds signals without code

Signals from a change in slope

Say you have an HMA with a period of 50 and you want to mark every bar where it turns. Markers Slope does exactly that. In Input Series you choose the line to read. It can be any plot from any indicator, including custom ones. Markers draws a signal each time that line's slope changes.

A minimum threshold filters out the small wiggles that technically turn the line but mean nothing. Set it to 1 on the HMA 50 and you're left with the turns that matter.

Crossovers between anything

Markers Copy assigns a name to any plot. Name one line "blue" and another "red", and any chart can refer to them by name. Markers Crossover then detects the cross between:

  • two lines (blue versus red, or red versus blue)
  • a line and price
  • price and a horizontal level
  • any two named plots, from a standard indicator or a custom one

Each result can carry its own name, so it can feed a histogram or another tool further down the chain.

From signal to automated order

Once a chart has signals, Markers can execute them. Each instance defines its own account, ATM strategy and direction. One can trade longs on one account, another shorts on a sim account, and a third both.

Markers Plus gives each instance a fixed menu and a panel with the daily result and the last trade. Markers Pro adds the adjustable interface and the global control described above.

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