Horizontal line at specific time

[VinnyB]

I'd like to plot a horizontal line at the cash open 9:30 AM EST.

Been doing this manually. Can you point me to an indicator that I could copy some code from?

The OHL confused the heck out of me.

I'd like it to plot across the screen starting at 9:30 EST bar open and then be cleared at closed for the next day...and start over. Is that even possible?

Thanks,

V.

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

VinnyB, you can start with this and check if suits your needs, apply the CurrentDayOHL indicator to your chart. Then double click on the chart and the session begin time to start at your 9:30 cash market open time. This will give you the needed reference lines throughout the day.

[VinnyB]

Bertrand,

This sort of works.

It paints a line but drags it from previous day and I had to set the session to 9:30.

I thought I could do something like:

1. At 9:30 AM, draw a horizontal line that will continue through day.
2. Have it terminate at close.
3. New line start next morning at 9:30 AM

For any time frame and without having to change session time in properties.

Any ideas?

Or an indicator that has this type of code that I could snipe?

Thanks,

v.

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

You can defnitely arrive at such an indicator with custom coding, using the DrawLine or DrawHorizontalLine methods - http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/H.../DrawLine.html

http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/HelpGuideV6/DrawHorizontalLine.html

Unfortunately I'm not aware of a readymade script for this.

[VinnyB]

Thanks B!!

[jabeztrading]

I'd like to plot a horizontal line at the cash open 9:30 AM EST.

Been doing this manually. Can you point me to an indicator that I could copy some code from?

The OHL confused the heck out of me.

I'd like it to plot across the screen starting at 9:30 EST bar open and then be cleared at closed for the next day...and start over. Is that even possible?

Thanks,

V.

Vinny,
See if the attached code can help. Maybe you can modify it to do what you want. This code plot a horizontal line at the midpoint of the 9:32 bar on a 2 min chart.

[VinnyB]

Thanks Jabez - very kind of you!

I'll check it out later today and let you know how I make out.

Thanks again,

V.