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Managing Multiple Positions on Ninjatrader allows to be Long and Short at Same time When we follow more than one Setup on an Instrument, it is possible that we may need to trade an Instrument which is already being traded. Usually we have different Setups on Different Charts for each Setup we Follow, but when we trade the same instrument multiple times on same account we get mixed orders making the analysis of each setup confuse. Let see on the following pictures how can we manage that situation on Ninjatrader using the Chart Trader : On this Chart we can see an example of a Long Trade of 1 contract with its corresponding ATM Stop and Target  Later, following a different Setup from other Chart we decide to Enter Short also 1 contract, so the net result would be flat. And we get the same mixed orders and positions on all Charts ( assuming we are trading both setups on same Account ) On this picture we can see that there is no position and targets above and ...

We have discussed several times in the past the EMA Setup for Ninjatrader, as we can see on the links at the end of this article. Today we are reviewing again the EMA , and its counterpart, the Bouncer . The EMA Setup is one of the easiest to learn and trade ; it only uses an EMA ( Exponential Moving Average ) and a Fixed Envelope . The EMA is included on all Platforms, including Ninjatrader . The Fixed envelope are 2 lines located at a fixed distance from the EMA, one above and the other below. Most of the Platforms include it. And on Ninjatrader we can get a free version here  TIS_EMA_Envelope_Free On the folowing examples the NEW custom indicator  TIS_EMA_V6  will be used On this example chart we can see an EMA Setup with Neutral Offset . The EMA is not shown, only the Envelope around it (gray light lines). When the price touches the Upper Envelope, the trend is Up and the bars are painted in blue. The Entry Price is at EMA + Offset. The Blue...

SRS Setup Review Hello Traders ! Today we are revisiting the SRS, explaining its rules and different Trade Setups that we can trade with it. Classic Use with the Trend Classic Use against the Trend Alternate use on SRSx Setup Lets start for the Begining : Trend Definition On SRS we use an exponential envelope (DarkGolden lines) and an exponential moving average (Blue Line) to define the trend. The Blue Line has a slower ( higher ) period than the Envelope, usually a number in the order of 50, 100 or 200. The Envelope uses a faster ( lower ) period to follow the price. Its size is fixed, and it should be big enough to keep the Blue Line inside while the Market is in sideways mode or changing the trend. We can control the size of the sideways zone by changing the size of the envelope. The trend has 3 possible states : Trending Down ( Envelope is all below the Blue Line ) Trending Up ( Envelope is all above the Blue Line ) No Trend = Sideways ( Blue Line is inside...

New  SRSx  Strategy : SRS Extreme This Setup is focused to volatile Markets where entering at a pullback is not an efficient solution. Uses same logic as SRS to define the trend, so it has 3 states ( Neutral, Bullish and Bearish ) using and Envelope and a Moving Average. On the classic SRS, when the fast ema crosses outside the envelope, we have a trend and start looking for an entry at a pullback. On SRSx we just enter the Market : On this example we can see the fast moving average ( blue line ) crossing below the envelope starting a new down trend ( red bars ) The classic SRS waits for a pullback and enters a Sell Stop Entry Order over the Orange Diamond : On SRSx we enter the Market at first Red Bar. Doing some minor changes on the classic SRS Input Parameters we can get this New Setup on our Charts : On this YouTube video we can see how to create a Chart with the SRSx Setup using the SRS Indicator : On this link you can get ...