Fisher transform Crossover

[Edwin]

Hi,

I've been trying to create an automated strategy involving the crossover of Fisher transform (10) with another Fisher Transform (10) that is displaced by -1 bar.

I have hit a number of snags (this is my very first attempt at this thing). First I want the strategy to work on a range bar chart, but the wizard only has the minute bar option. Next I want to trigger an ATM strategy that I have already set up in my ATM strategy, how do I do this?

Also in the wizard, do I select "bool" "int" ... for the Fisher transfor crossover?

Also, how do I activate this strategy? And after I have activated it, how do I disable it. Also, if after the strategy has been activated, can I take over manually?

would appreciate some help... I'm a total novice at this .

[NinjaTrader_Josh]

Hi Edwin,

In the Wizard you do not need to specify which type of chart you want to run on. This is done when you start up your strategy. If you open a Range chart and throw your strategy onto a Range chart it will take it from there.

Unfortunately you cannot link up an ATM strategy to a NinjaScript Strategy from the Wizard. You will need to use custom programming to achieve this. If programming is not something you want to do yourself you could try one of the 3rd party NinjaScript Consultants here: http://www.ninjatrader.com/webnew/pa...injaScript.htm

To create a crossover condition you do not need to select bool or int at all. Please see this article on how to create a crossover condition: http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/H...onditions.html

To activate your strategy you need to be connected to a data feed. Then you can just right click and add it onto a chart. To stop it just remove it from the chart. Automated strategies will need to be stopped before you can manually take over. For sure you can place manual trades at any time, but your strategy will not consider them and will continue to operate the way it was coded.

[Ironplates]

best success so far i have had with this is to create conditions where Fisher Transform is greater or less than a moving average on itself or on an indicator using Fisher Transform.