Process for importing an indicator into: Open any custom indicator with Tools > edit NinjaScript and press F5, see if there are any errors, before trying to import any new indicator. The habit of winning by prakash iyer free pdf. There are at least 4 ways to 'load' a new (or updated) indicator. • Use the import utility (does not always work for a bunch of reasons) • Create a new indicator and paste the XYZ.cs file into it from notepad • Open an existing indicator (with the same name ) and paste over it, again from notepad. • Copy XYZ.cs to your 'Documents NinjaTrader 7 bin Custom Indicator' folder Contents • • • • • • • • Using the built-in NinjaTrader Import Utility. Sometimes brute force is needed to get around NinjaTrader problems. • Open the indicator zip file manually and click on the file name, then indicator & finally open the indicator XYZ.cs file in Notepad.

• In NT create a new indicator Tools > New NinjaScript > Indicator, with the name you find in the.cs file • In notepad select all. In the newly created indicator file select all, delete everything in the newly created indicator and paste the notepad code in its place. Press the F5, key see if you get any errors. IF NO you are done.

• Sometimes there are called indicators: like @EMA, @ @StdDev - the @ means they are built into NinjaTrader. So you can skip this step (no need to import these). • If the indicator calls other custom indicators they would have to be added to the indicator directory by pasting into MyDocuments>NinjaTrader(6.5 or 7, whatever you have)>bin >Custom>Indicator. Then F5 again and it should work. Copy XYZ.cs to your 'Documents NinjaTrader 7 bin Custom Indicator' folder then compile it. This approach assumes your version of NT (what your licensed for) allows you to compile files via the user interface.

All the Zip utility does is 'extract' the contents of the Zip file in the required folder and then compile the file. If you understand the folder structure of windows, you can manually copy and paste the files there yourself and then manually compile.

Press the Load button to open a text file that contains your symbol list or type each symbol into the editor manually The text file must contain valid symbols separated by either - User defined character such as a semicolon or comma. So somebody sent me this screen and he asked if I know the indicator? So I guess the best way to find out is to try to replicate it.

Typically you find just a single XYZ.cs (c sharp source code file) file listed in the zip file, you can simply copy that file (drag and drop works just fine) to your 'Documents NinjaTrader 7 bin Custom Indicator' folder. If you have more than just a single.cs file in the Zip file, chances are all the others begin with an @ sign. (copy the ones you do not have). The files that begin with an @ sign are the default indicators provided by Ninja. You do not need to copy those if you already have them in your 'Documents NinjaTrader 7 bin Custom Indicator' folder.