The ADX Differential Indicator uses the ADX indicator to look  for breakouts in directionless markets, within defined periods of time.  This is the NinjaTrader version of the ADX Differential Indicator, which is loosely based on the  ADX Differential Indicator for TradeStation. Screen Shots: Usage / Conclusions: The ADX Differential Indicator is great at finding breakouts [...]

Summary It looks exactly like its title, so when it looks like an alligator, acts like and alligator, and trades like an alligator, then it must be an Alligator Indicator. Screen Shots

Summary This is the TradeStation code (ELD and Workspace example) for the Distance Coefficient Ehlers Filter as discussed in John Ehlers book, Rocket Science for Traders: Digital Signal Processing Applications. The Distance Coefficent Ehlers Filter is a type of filter in the non-linear FIR (Finite Impulse Response) filter class. This type of filter is great [...]

Summary A highly profitable and extremely simple system that indicates a buy for ‘Data1′ when ‘Data2′ crosses a moving average. The Data Cross Indicator has achieved a profit factor of over 14 in several back test that have been run. Not bad for a moving average, eh? Screen Shots

Summary Buff Dormeier has given us two averages for the price of one. The first is a volume-weighted average, the second is a simple two-line volume-weighted average. Screen Shots

Summary Dennis McNicholl brings us his idea of Better Bollinger Bands, as suggested in Futures magazine, Oct, 1998 Screen Shots

Summary When you want to discuss Bollinger bands you should go no further than the creator John Bollinger of Bollinger Capital Management. The Band Width Indicator was created by John Bollinger to see trending faster than the ADX. Screen Shots

Summary The ADX – AMA is similar to the ADX-MA design by Daniel Chesler, but this is an original addition by TazaTek to instead of using the MA, we use Perry Kaufmans Adaptive Moving Average to provide a more robust indicator. Screen Shots

Summary The ADX – MA indicator was originally designed by Daniel Chesler. This indicator is designed to be used in combination with other indicators, as is typical of most indicators Screen Shots

Summary These are Welles Wilders True Range and Average True Range indicators, and are used as functions in many, many indicators out there. In fact, I needed the True Range indicator separate from the Average True Range indicator and so I created them separately. One thing to notice is that TazaTeks version of the ATR [...]

Summary The adaptive moving average that was discussed in the interview with Perry Kaufman in the 1998 STOCKS & COMMODITIES Bonus Issue (the article originally appeared in March 1995) is an excellent alternative to standard moving average calculations Screen Shots

Summary Bollinger Bands, first proposed and implemented by John Bollinger, have been around for a long time. This implementation is mostly a repackage to make it easy to start using them. Screen Shots

Summary ADX Differential Indicator uses the ADX indicator to find periods where there is not a direction and it looks for breakouts from the previous range. The ADX indicator gives a window into the strength of the current trend. The strength determines if there an actual trend and it gives some indication as to how [...]

Summary The Adaptive Moving Average that was originally discussed in an interview with Perry Kaufman in STOCKS & COMMODITIES Bonus Issue that originally appeared in March 1995. The Adaptive Moving Average is an excellent alternative to standard moving average calculations. Screen Shots

Summary The Balance of Power (BOP) in its simplest form is equivalent to (Close – Open) / (High – Low). The BOP is given to us by Igor Livshin. Screen Shots

Summary The MOMA indicator was first introduced in a Feb 2005 article in TASC entitled “Visiting MOMA”, and was based on a Simple Moving Average (SMA) that has a weighted lookback period. Screen Shots