Bid-Ask Pressure Indicator

[blaircampbell]

This indicator is different from any that are on this site.

Check the code out. http://www.traderslaboratory.com/for...ation-807.html

Is anyone interested in coding it?

regards,

Blair

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Hi Blair,

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[blaircampbell]

ok how about direction on removing cumulative from..

Ok I may be asking to much how about some direction on removing the cumulative volume from the cumulativeVolumeOrTick indicator written by Ben. Basically it has delta bars up and down which is what I want but then adds a cumulative component. The problem with the cumulative part is after a few hours of data it becomes a large value and makes reading the delta values next to useless. The Cumulative value may be say 40,000 but the delta is only 500 so the scale is set by 40,000 and its very hard to read the 500 acurately.

regards,

Blair

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Blair,

You can custom code it however you want. For 3rd party indicators it may be best to try and come in contact with the original author.

[rokafella]

You can make the cum transparent.

[blaircampbell]

Worked perfect!

I made the cumulative vol transparent and now it simply charts the delta vol up pos down neg

thanks!

[ClayB1]

Setting the cumulative plot to transparent doesn't solve the scaling problem. A quick and dirty solution is to comment out this line in the code like this:

// if(CurrentBar>0) Cumulative.Set(1,Total);

This should remove the cumulative plot. Hope this helps

[blaircampbell]

It does seem to work with transparent?

Thanks
I might try that but it does seem to work. It is only scaling based on bid ask delta volume

[jjthetrader]

Is it possible to filter this indicator to only show us certain lot sizes coming through? For example what if we just wanted to see the delta of those trading 250 or more contracts? Is that a possability?
Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Ray]

This is not possible.