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MightyOxTrading Strategy is an automated trading strategy for NinjaTrader 8. It has the option to use higher-timeframe bars as a filter for potential trades. It uses an ATM strategy for order management, so you can configure it for a single contract or for multiple contracts using a "runner".

This strategy is fully automatic with many inputs for backtesting. In today’s volatile market, it is not a standalone system. It was created to give the trader real, automated insights regarding money management, max trades per day, trailing stops, profit targets, etc. Now you can know.

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The ATPMMT is an automated strategy designed to assist traders with the ever-difficult emotions of entering and staying with the trade. ATPMMT searches for potential entries throughout the trading session.

Predict the ultimate stop level using the sophisticated NSR Triple STX, which performs over a million calculations per bar. Measure the trend strength using the non-arbitrary Ocean math with the BTX indicators. Includes Ocean Classic. Sign up for a 30 day free trial!

This indicator will automatically calculate for you the quantity of lots according to the position of StopLoss and the risk as a percentage of your capital. It will also place your StopLoss and TakeProfit. Finally get constant risk by trading on Futures contracts!

The Opening Range is the range obtained from the highest and lowest price of a security during the first minutes of daily trading activity. For example, an opening range can be calculated for the first 5, 15 or 30 minutes. This Opening Range is a multi-timeframe (MTF) indicator .

Reversal Bars is an indicator showing you when & where it will plot a reversal bar from as many as five times frames on a single chart.

Think of an experienced trader’s brain as a blueprint for a trading algorithm. Then, add the desire to keep charts as clutter-free as possible. Nine decision points defines a 3* trade, 10 decision points makes it a 4* trade, 11 decision points for a 5* trade and 12 decision points for a 6* trade.