new indicators

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

I would try just this as the CrossAbove would expect a series and Close(0) does not really have a meaning in NinjaScript, if you wanted the most recent close it would Close[0] then.

if (RSI(RSIPeriod, RSISmooth)[0]> 60
&& (CrossAbove(Close, SenkouSpanA(26),1)))
{
Do something ;
}

[FOKS_444]

SSA (Singular spectrum analysis)

Hello! Whether is for Ninja working indicator SSA (Singular spectrum analysis)???

[Loukas]

No is not for SSA, I am trying to build a custom momentum strategy using Ichimoku.
It is still not recognice the SenkouSpanA

" The name SenkouSpanA does not exist in the current context"

[FOKS_444]

Hello! Question for NinjaTrader Customer Service. Where it is possible to find the indicator SSA (Singular spectrum analysis) for Ninjatrader???

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Hello! Question for NinjaTrader Customer Service. Where it is possible to find the indicator SSA (Singular spectrum analysis) for Ninjatrader???

Unfortunately I'm not aware of SSA analysis already available for NinjaTrader - a great resource is always our sharing section in these forums - http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...splay.php?f=37

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

No is not for SSA, I am trying to build a custom momentum strategy using Ichimoku.
It is still not recognice the SenkouSpanA

" The name SenkouSpanA does not exist in the current context"

Thanks Loukas, is the SenkouSpanA perhaps only a plot of a different indicator you're trying to access, then the syntax would be different for example MyIndicatorName(parameters).SenkouSpanA[0].

[Loukas]

Hi Guys,

I am trying to create an indicator and I have an error

" #endregion directive expected NT"

Any ideas how to debug this ? I havent made any changes at NinjaScript code

[koganam]

Hi Guys,

I am trying to create an indicator and I have an error

" #endregion directive expected NT"

Any ideas how to debug this ? I havent made any changes at NinjaScript code

You have a #region statement that is not closed with a corresponding #endregion. Just do a manual search. There should not be that many of them anyway.

[kalalex]

This is not currently supported but I will add this as a request to our list for future consideration.

Its been more than 4 years since this promise was made and I can't find anything related
to options yet in NT 7.

Just recently bought the lifetime license and I feel like I made a mistake

[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

kalalax,

If you are referring to the indicators. These indicators can be found and imported separately.

[kalalex]

kalalax,

If you are referring to the indicators. These indicators can be found and imported separately.

You are saying this is done?

"option volume/option implied volatility/option open interest/put-call ratio as indicators to the chart?"

I was referring to the 1st and 2nd posts in this thread.

[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

kalalex,

Yes. For example I created a Put/Call ratio indicator. You have to map some custom indices using your instrument manager but it works. Im sure other places have these indicators created as well, for example at Big Mikes Trading or Elite Trader.

You can also check our downloads section of this forum to see if something like that exists.

Please find my indicator attached. You have to create a new index using the instrument manager named PCR, and then have a symbol mapping to VRET.Z in order for it to work. It works for me on Kinetick.

[jcrecruit]

how would i make this indicator work for cqg feed. I have been studying some of schaffer's and jankovsky work and am intrigued by it. thanks kindly

[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

jcrecruit,

I am happy to assist you.

Essentially, CQG only offers data for futures and indices. I am not sure if the PCR is included in that package. I would suggest contacting them to first see if they offer this ticker symbol, after which you can also ask what the symbol mapping for them is. I can then give you specific instructions for adding this instrument correctly.

Here is a link to their support : http://www.cqg.com/Support.aspx

Please let me know if I may assist further.