Hi WaveStrider, If you'd be so kind to offer the code of trend continuation indicator for Ninjatrader. Your indicator does look promising. Hope you don't mind that I'm asking for free lunch. TIA
Here is another example of my mod. I have not thought through the logic for shorts yet, only longs, so that is why the arrows during the downtrend are ignored at the moment. My point is that time spent bashing might be better spent analyzing. This is MY approach, not JH's. The only thing I did use was the cute little arrows in place of what would be the big ugly DrawArrows in NinjaTrader. But I did read through some of the posts in this thread to see if I could find a usable kernel or two. BTW, for myself, I find the writings and explanations extremely circuitous and vague, but that's just me. SINCE TIME = MONEY, I do not consider reading through all of it, let alone parsing though meanings, to be a costless endeavor. The opportunity cost is potentially enormous, and everyone has to do their own analysis to see if it is worth it to them. Also, if JH would post some charts with Buy (Sell) markers like I did, it might be easier for readers to follow along. Sorry, but I am not at liberty to distribute coding due to prior commitments. Thx for understanding.
Cool! - an interesting an enlightening thread for a beginner like me... Thanks to all contributors; I'm looking forward to reading more posts here...
Hi all, i'm a newbie here and was just wondering why this thread is so popular...?! I don't actually know what Jack Hersley Methods are, but was wondering why software for them is so important, if anyone wouldn't mind "putting it in a nutshell" for me...
You Monitor the market, Analyze all the data you see, Decide if it trends up or down, then Act accordingly (hold if you're on the right side of the trend, or reverse). Continuously repeat this loop ...
Does anyone know whether any service or platform out there provding EPS and RS ranking like what stocktables.com does but for Asian markets like Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, Taiwan or Shanghai? Thanks for the help.
I recently started having an issue with the "Spydertrader PRV" function in Trade Navigator. Sometimes the volume pane will display such that the minimum volume is not zero. In other words, it truncates the lower portion of each volume bar at some arbitrary level. This problem only happens when using the auto-scale option. The only way I've found to fix it is to use the manual scaling and set the minimum to zero, but this poses other problems for stock charts since the maximum would have to be changed every time I look at a different symbol. This problem occurs on daily charts, but does not seem to occur on intraday charts. I only started experiencing the problem a couple weeks ago. Prior to that time, it worked well on both daily and intraday charts. I contacted Genesis tech support and Eric figured out that the problem disappears when I turn off the "Spydertrader PRV" function, and it reappears as soon as I turn it back on. My question is, has anyone else had similar problems, and if so, how did you deal with it? Genesis is apparently unable to access this function in order to check the code, since it is proprietary to Spydertrader. Thanks for any help!