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Here you’ll find our proprietary indicators for NinjaTrader 8, namely the premium versions of the Session Pivot and VWAP packages. Additionally, the Auction Bars, the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, a multi timeframe version of the Opening Range indicator and the Zerolag Oscillator, are found here.
The Opening Range, Ichimoku Kinko Hyo and Session Pivots/VWAPs indicators are also available as Library versions and you may compare those vs. the premium features here. Our indicators can be used as add-ons to improve any system you currently trade. Alternatively you may use them as stand-alone trading tools.
Auction Bars
The Auction Bars indicator identifies higher timeframe ranges, displayed as Auction Ranges. These ranges display the current market value area of the ongoing auction. The accompanying congestion zones work as support / resistance where spike and reversal patterns frequently plot
Indicator Description
The main idea of the Auction Bars is to identify sudden shifts in value, isolating reversal patterns and breakout bars. Typically, markets display temporary imbalances that lead to a sudden increase or decrease in price. For a brief moment the market will know where it is heading. But then the sudden move stops and the market returns back to a bipolar mode.
You will now see tests of the new price levels, until a new sudden move breaks the range again. Accordingly, this indicator identifies higher timeframe ranges, i.e. Auction Ranges, that represent the current market value area. The accompanying congestion zones work as support / resistance where spike and reversal patterns frequently plot.
The Auction Bars reversal patterns display as candidate around the current Auction Ranges. A pattern will confirm once price action breaks the spike/reversal high/low level. The default confirmation requires a price one tick above the high of a key reversal or spike bar up candidate. Opposite, confirmation requires at least one tick below the low of a key reversal or spike bar, for a down candidate.
Customizing Auction Bars Setups
The Auction Bars come with several additional filters, allowing you to customize trade setups according to your risk preference. For example, a key reversal or spike pattern must also set preliminary swing high or low and you may define the swing strength period accordingly. Also, you’ll want to see price pattern candidates accompanied by significant range or volume, (narrow range and low volume key reversal and spike bars are eliminated). Furthermore, one may also specify that key reversal or spike bars should only appear outside the auction range, alternatively at the auction range or mid-range.
We recommend applying additional price benchmarks as as filters for the Auction Bars. Tests show that support and resistance indicators, such as VWAPs, Pivot Levels and the Opening Range can be combined with the Auction Ranges to improve probabilities.
Candlestick Pattern
Candlestick patterns are price movements which can be shown on a candlestick chart. A candlestick pattern typically consists of one or several candlesticks. The different patterns can be used to predict price reversals or price continuation. The Candlestick Pattern indicator identifies 30 bullish and bearish pattern which have been adapted for intraday charts.
ndicator Description
The Candlestick Pattern indicator identifies the following pattern:
Bullish
Bearish
Reversal Pattern and Continuation Pattern
A bullish reversal pattern alerts to a potential change from a downtrend to an uptrend. Therefore bullish reversal patterns are only valid when they occur during a downtrend. Likewise, bearish reversal patterns precede a potential change from an uptrend to a downtrend and therefore require that the market is in an uptrend. For a bullish continuation pattern the market should already be in an uptrend, while a bearish continuation pattern requires that the market is already in a downtrend. Most of the candlestick pattern are reversal pattern. A reversal pattern is reinforced by support and resistance. The predictive power of reversal pattern increases when there are several reversal patterns in a row.
The Candlestick Pattern indicator comes with an integrated, customizable zigzag indicator which is based on the basic features of our SwingTrend indicator. All patterns may be selectively detected during uptrends or downtrends alone.
Statistical Analysis
Candlestick pattern were originally developed in Japan around 1850 for daily, weekly and monthly charts. The concept has been developed for time based charts and can be extended to intraday charts for many of the pattern. Gap pattern are not suited for intraday charts.
However, not all markets are equal. Some patterns may work on equity markets but perform worse on commodity or FOREX markets. They may work on daily charts but not be suited for faster charts. Therefore, it is important to perform a statistical evaluation of the validity of each of the pattern for the market to which it shall be applied.
The Candlestick Pattern indicator facilitates the statistical evaluation in two ways. First the indicator already performs an analysis of price moves after the pattern has been detected. The analysis is displayed in a separate data box for the last candlestick pattern visible on the chart. Second the indicator has all the pattern exposed as public data series such that they can be accessed by a strategy for performing a portfolio backtest for each of the pattern across an asset class. The indicator is compatible with the NinjaTrader strategy builder and Bloodhound / Blackbird.
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo
The Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, also known as the Ichimoku Cloud, is a versatile indicator that defines support / resistance, trend direction, momentum and trade signals. The indicator was developed by Goichi Hosoda and you may compare the Premium features with the library version
Indicator Description
A quick intro to our NinjaTrader Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is available from our Indicator Spotlight, discussing the general concept behind Ichimoku trading.
The Cloud:
The most characteristic feature of the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo indicator is the cloud (Kumo). It is comprised of two lines, the Senkou Span A (green) and the Senkou Span B (red). Therefore, trends are identified by determining whether prices are trading above or below the the cloud. If prices are trading within the cloud, it indicates a sideways market.
Moreover, uptrends are considered strong when the Senkou Span A (green line) cross above the Senkou Span B (red line), plotting a green cloud. Strong downtrends have a falling Senkou Span A (green line), crossing below the Senkou Span B (red line), plotting a red cloud. In addition, the cloud is displaced 26 bars forwards and can also provide a forecast for future support / resistance.
Tenkan-sen vs. Kijun-sen:
First, the Tenkan-sen (blue) vs. Kijun-sen (red) lines will identify faster and more frequent market moves. The Tenkan-sen is calculated with a 9-period high, adding a 9-period low and dividing by two (9-period high + 9-period low)/2)). The Kijun-sen applies the same formula on a 26 period (26-period high + 26-period low)/2)).
The relationship between the two is similar to that of a 9 and 26 period moving average. Consequently, the 9-period is faster and follows the price plot relatively closely, whereas the 26-period is slower. Similarly, 9 and 26 periods are also used to calculate MACD.
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Setups:
The classic signal is to wait for the Tenkan-sen to cross the Kijun-sen. However, although effective, the signal will occur infrequently in strong trends. Therefore, additional signals may be located when price crosses the Tenkan-sen, alternatively the Kijun-sen.
The most favorable setups will align with the cloud and the major trend (above green cloud = bullish / below red cloud = bearish). The cloud can also be as support for retracement entries in an uptrend. Conversely, one may use the cloud as resistance for retracement entries in a downtrend.
Finally, the Chikou Span is the close displaced 26 bars back and show the current momentum.
The premium version identifies eight (8) different conditions:
One may view the above plots from the current price action, whereas the below are projected 26 bars forward or backwards:
26 bars forward:
26 bars backwards:
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Paintbars:
Based on these conditions, you may display a composite trend via paintbars. To clarify, a bullish/bearish trend will see at least one bullish/bearish condition while allowing neutral states from other conditions. A composite trend reading with contradictory readings, i.e. both bullish and bearish conditions will display as neutral.
In addition, the indicator also offers:
LizardRenko Bars
The Renko Bar package come with four (4) bar types and a specific indicator for this bar type; a low market liquidity detection tool and the projected high low level for the next bar.
Indicator Description
The LizardRenko has dynamic parameters for determining trending vs. reversal bars. A standard 1:2 ratio is available as D-Renko, The T-Renko and Q-Renkos deliver 1:3 and 1:4 ratios respectively. All our Renko bars are based on true price action, have genuine timestamps and are fully backtestable in all modes and settings. Finally, they do not produce “fake bars” with zero volume. They can therefore be synchronized with multiple bar series scripts.
LT_Renko_Tools:
Market Liquidity: Detects low liquidity scenarios where thin market conditions cause one or several order book levels to be skipped.
The situation occurs when there is a gap of more than 1 tick between the closing of a renko bar and the opening price of the next renko bar. Alternatively, when a renko bar closes above the projected high / low, thus skipping one of those levels. Such Illiquid market situations may be displayed via paintbars and signalled via sound alerts. The Renko Tool comes with a public property “MarketLiquidity “which can be accessed via an indicator or strategy.
Projected Renko High/Low: The Renko Tool can be used to reduce slippage as it calculates the projected high and low for the next renko bar. These levels can be used to enter stop orders before the new bar has actually closed.
Sound alerts may be activated and triggered when one of the projection levels is reached thus closing the current renko bar. Two public properties “ProjectedHigh” and “ProjectedLow“ can be accessed through an indicator or strategy.
Opening Range
The Opening Range is the range obtained from the highest and lowest price of a security during the first minutes of daily trading activity.
Indicator Description
The Opening Range breakout indicator will plot the high low range for a security during the first minutes of the regular session. For example, you may plot the initial 5, 15 or 30 minutes. One may then identify breakout scenarios when prices move above or below the chosen range.
The indicator will also allow you to plot target levels at specific Range Extension Bands. These are based on either the pre-session range, or the specified opening range. Also, the regular open for all major futures contracts are preset in a dedicated database. Therefore, you won’t need custom session templates, provided NinjaTrader’s default <Use Instrument Setting> Trading Hours are used.
Multi Time Frame Feature:
This version is a multi-timeframe (MTF) version of the standard library version. The MTF feature adds a secondary minute bar series to the chart, which calculates the opening range. This is particularly useful for tick, range and volume charts where standard Opening Range Breakout indicators may not display correctly. Problems generally occur with these bar types if the last bar expands beyond the range, closing after the specified opening range period. Because of the MTF feature however, the premium Opening Range breakout indicator will display the correct range for all bar types.
Furthermore, if using minute charts, you will want to use the premium version if the opening period is not an integer multiple of the bar period. For example: If you trade a 3 min chart and use an opening period of 10 minutes, it is not an integer multiple of the bar period.
Other Premium Features:
You may define the opening period directly via indicator dialogue box. In addition, one may plot the regular open together with the initial one (1) minute range after the open. The premium Opening Range Breakout indicator also features a separate version designed to calculate the opening range in seconds.
In addition, you may also display the night session or pre-session range. This is different for each instrument and refers to the electronic session prior to the regular open. By default the indicator pulls the instrument trading times, regular open as well as pre-session times from it’s own databank. This feature applies for the following exchanges: CME, NYMEX, CBOT, EUREX and ICE. You may also use the premium Opening Range with e-micros and cryptocurrencies. Finally, you may add your own trading hours to this database.
Finally, the premium Opening Range Breakout indicator comes with a market analyzer column. Specifically, the Market Analyzer returns information on how far prices have moved outside the range.
Range Projections
The Range Projections Suite indicators display support & resistance and expansion bands based on the average range of the prior N sessions. Noise Bands show how far retail traders typically drive prices and represent areas of support & resistance. Once these levels are breached, it typically indicates participation from higher timeframe traders. At that point, Range Expansion Bands or Range Projection Bands may be used to place targets.
Indicator Description
Daily Projections:
Expected noise levels are found by looking at the previous N days and averaging the differences between the open and the closest extreme from the open on each day. The upper Noise Band is then determined by adding the expected noise to the current open. Conversely, the lower Noise Band is located by subtracting the expected noise from the current open. Once prices break outside the Noise Bands, the indicator offers two ways of determining potential targets:
Expansion Bands: Expansion levels are found by looking at the previous N sessions and averaging the differences between the open and the farthest extreme from the open on each day. To calculate the Expansion Bands the expected expansion is then added to and subtracted from the open.
Range Projection Bands: Adding the average daily range over N sessions to the current low for the high projection. Subtracting the average daily range over N sessions from the current high for the low projection.
All bands may also be calculated for partial sessions of the trading day, such as the regular session, the Asian session, the European session or the US session.
Weekly and Monthly Projections:
Weekly or monthly projections are calculated by looking at the previous N weeks or N months. Noise Bands, Expansion Bands and Range Projections Bands are calculated in a similar fashion from weekly and monthly input parameters.
Weekly and monthly projections may also be calculated for partial sessions of the trading day.
Premium Features:
All levels print within seconds after the opening price. This is a major advantage over the classical opening range indicators which only show the opening range when the opening period is complete. Noise Bands and Expansion Bands do not change throughout the session. Range Projection Bands are adjusted every time a new high or a new low has been made. Once price has reached the Range Projection Bands they are frozen at a distance of the average range.
The user may also select a percentage for each of Noise Bands, Expansion Bands and Range Projection Bands to display them at a smaller or larger distance from the open, low or high.
All expected levels may also be calculated by replacing the average calculation with a median calculation. In this case median noise, median expansion and median range are used for calculating the projection bands. The median calculation is generally considered more robust and will not be skewed by outliers.
In addition, a backend database with contractual trading hours of S&P Stocks and all major futures contracts traded on the CME, CBOT, EUREX, ICE or NYMEX has been added. A second database tracks the CME holiday schedule. Specifically, holiday sessions are excluded from calculating projections, seeing that they are not representative for the typical trading range.
Session Pivots
Session Pivots are a well known trading technique used by market makers and were frequently used by local pit traders to calculate intraday support and resistance points.
Indicator Description
Pivots are calculated from the high, low and close of the previous day’s session. This information is available prior to the start of the current day’s session and does not change throughout the day. Because of its simplicity and efficiency, it is still the most reliable method for determining key support and resistance levels. In pivot trading, the general idea is to buy support and sell resistance.
You may display Floor Pivots, GLOBEX Pivots and JacksonZones with our Premium Session Pivots package. Floor Pivot levels are found by taking the high, low and close of the regular trading hours (RTH). As for the GLOBEX (ETH) Pivot levels, you will find those by locating the full session session HLC. Finally, the Jackson Zones are a symmetrical variation of pivots with the zones based on Fibonacci numbers. One may calculate these levels using either regular or full session data.
Premium Features:
The Premium Session Pivots come with 9 different indicators: The daily, weekly, monthly and N-monthly pivots (for traditional Pivots and Jackson Zones respectively). Finally, the Premium package comes with a N-day Rolling Pivot indicator.
With each indicator, one may display the pivot range, comprised of a main pivot, central pivot and directional pivot. Above and below the pivot range, you will find 4 major support and resistance levels. The JacksonZones will also display Fibonacci zones adjacent to the support and resistance levels.
All pivot trading indicators have an option to add a 3 day Balance Point and the 3 day HLC levels. These are calculated from high, low and close of the 3 prior days, weeks or months. When the 3-day Balance Point (BP) is activated, a rolling central pivot is displayed.
Furthermore, all indicators allow you to plot pivot projections for the next day, week or month. The projection is available prior to the completion of the current session. The projections are based on the current period high, low and the last traded price.
For futures contracts that are traded on CME, CBOT, EUREX, ICE or NYMEX, the indicators allow to calculate correct pivots for extended trading days and take into account current holiday schedules.
Session VWAPs
The Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) tells us the average price for all transaction executed during a trading session, such as the current day, week, month or quarter.
Indicator Description
Many institutional traders have their trade execution measured by the VWAP. It is therefore an important price benchmark and used to control transaction costs. The daily, weekly, monthly and N-monthly VWAPs are moving averages, anchored at the beginning of each period. All VWAP indicators plot with standard deviation bands, calculated as a volume-weighted standard deviation from all trade data. You may also plot bands using a residual standard deviation-, residual mean absolute standard deviation, or the quartered range calculation.
Range Weighted Average Price (RWAP):
In the event that volume data is unavailable (or unreliable), you may choose the range-weighted average price (RWAP). The RWAP indicators have exactly the same properties as the VWAP indicator. However, the weighting is not based on volume data but the squared ranges of the price bars. RWAPs work particularly well for FOREX instruments and crypto currencies.
Accordingly, the Premium Session VWAPs contains a total of 8 different indicators; 4 VWAPs and 4 RWAPs all anchored to the various session starting points. In addition you also get the rolling VWAPs/RWAPs, calculating an average price for a rolling window of N-business days. This indicator is useful for determining higher timeframe trends and overbought or oversold scenarios.
Prior Value Average High/Low:
Aside from the current selected period, all indicators allow for display of the average price and the value area for the prior day, week or month. Typically, you will see a test of the value area during the current period, unless there is a runaway trend. Furthermore all indicators allow for displaying several average price levels from prior periods. For example, you may display VWAP or RWAP for the prior 3 weeks, then compare them to the VWAP/RWAP of the current week and thereby define the trend.
Finally, the Premium VWAP indicator package applies a multiple time series function. This improves accuracy when used on higher timeframe charts. Specifically, a secondary bar series makes continuous calculations for bars that otherwise only would calculate on at the close of the higher timeframe bar series.
For futures contracts that are traded on CME, CBOT, EUREX, ICE or NYMEX, the indicators allow to calculate correct VWAPs for extended trading days and take into account current holiday schedules.
Finally, the premium version comes with market analyzer columns. Specifically, the Market Analyzer returns information on the VWAP trend bias and where the close is in relation to the standard deviation bands. By using the Market Analyzer you then quickly determine whether an instrument is trading within VWAP value, i.e. above/below the 1st standard deviation bands or approaching an overbought/oversold scenario, i.e. above/below the 2nd standard deviation bands.
Swing Trend
The Swing Trend indicator is a classic tool for trend analysis and determines the general direction in which the market is moving. Swing trend analysis is furthermore used for Fibonacci analysis, pattern recognition and for detecting divergences.
Indicator Description
Rather than moving in a straight line, a trend is characterized by a series of highs and lows, resembling a series of successive waves. The Swing Trend indicator show series of higher highs and higher lows in an uptrend. Conversely, in a downtrend, you’ll see lower lows and lower highs. In an uptrend, a low which breaks below the prior swing low marks the beginning of a downtrend. In a downtrend, a high that breaks above the prior swing high is needed to start an uptrend. Therefore, swing trend and market structure analysis is a technical term for describing what the market has been doing in the past and what it needs to do in the future in order for the bulls or the bears to maintain their positions.
Major and minor trends
The zigzag plot connects the alternating swing highs and lows. When new price bars are added, the current leg is either extended, or a new leg is added in the opposite direction. There are two conditions required for drawing a leg in the opposite direction:
The minimum deviation can be set in points, ticks, as a percentage or as a multiple of the average range or average true range. The swing strength is set as an integer larger or equal to one. A zigzag plot can be built by selecting the minimum deviation and by selecting the swing strength. One may also limit the requirement to one of the two thresholds. When the minimum deviation is set to 0, the zigzag is only built considering the swing strength. When the swing strength is set to 1, the zigzag is only built considering minimum deviation.
Paintbar Plots
The indicator allows for displaying the major and minor trend via paintbars or backflooding. The major trend refers to the breaking of the HL/LH levels. On the other hand, a minor trend refers to the direction of the current swing leg. It will revert when a new swing leg is added in the opposite direction. A change of the major trend can be plotted as T-signal. Minor trend changes are shown via triangles. The indicator can also be set to plot a trailing stop representing the minor trend. Depending on the swing trend settings, you may replicate a Chandelier Stop or an ATR Trailing Stop.
Finally, the indicator can also be set to show the size and the cumulated volume of the swing legs. Major and minor trend, trade signals and information on leg size and volume can be programmatically accessed via NinjaScript or the strategy builder.
Zerolag Oscillator
The Zerolag Oscillator is a MACD type momentum oscillator, based on two zerolagging moving averages. The raw oscillator is smoothed several times, before a histogram is calculated. The histogram is then smoothed again and normalized over twice the lookback period of the oscillator.
Indicator Description
The design of the Zerolag Oscillator follows two main ideas:
When the histogram is above the zeroline, the histogram bars are plotted in lime or green color. These colors represent an uptrend. An uptrend favors long setups. When the histogram is below the zeroline, the histogram bars are plotted in red or salmon color. These colors represent a downtrend. A downtrend favors short setups. The oscillator uses a particularly long lookback period (default setting 144 bars) to display the current trend. This makes it easier to find valid trade setups.
Two calculation methods are available for determining the trend:
The Zerolag Oscillator is designed for locating momentum and pullback entries. Momentum entries are found shortly after a trend change, whereas retracement entries focus on the middle chunk of a larger trend. There are two types of retracement signals: Key Retracements and Secondary Retracements.
Finding the Sweet Spot
Retracement entries attempts to locate a sweet spot, where a new position can be built and held during the major part of the trend. It should have the following characteristics:
This is what can be considered a sweet spot. A young trend has just established itself. Market participants will align themselves with the momentum while traders on the wrong side will close out their positions.
We recommend applying additional price benchmarks as as filters for the Zerolag Oscillator. Tests show that support and resistance indicators, such as VWAPs, Pivot Levels and the Opening Range can be combined with the Zerolag Oscillator to improve probabilities.