Convert TradingView Script to NinjaTrader 8 Strategy
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
To convert a TradingView script into a NinjaTrader 8 strategy, we need to break down the key components of your TradingView script, including the provisional order with manual acceptance, profit-taking based on the ATM strategy, and the conditions for how the EMAs are stacked. I'll help you structure the NinjaTrader 8 script for these features, keeping in mind that NinjaTrader operates differently from TradingView.
Let’s break down the key elements:
1. Provisional Order with Manual Acceptance
In TradingView, you might be manually triggering orders with conditions, but in NinjaTrader 8, you can simulate that behavior with an order entry strategy, but to incorporate manual acceptance, you’ll have to use a custom mechanism to approve the trade (like a user-defined flag or condition).
2. Profit Taking based on ATM Strategy
NinjaTrader's ATM strategies are designed to handle things like stop loss and take profit levels. You can link your strategy to an ATM strategy to manage these aspects dynamically.
3. EMA Stack (Order of EMAs)
You mentioned that you want the code to consider how the EMAs are stacked. In NinjaTrader, this can be achieved by defining the EMAs and checking their order in the strategy logic (e.g., EMA(9) above EMA(21), etc.).
Let’s break down the key elements:
1. Provisional Order with Manual Acceptance
In TradingView, you might be manually triggering orders with conditions, but in NinjaTrader 8, you can simulate that behavior with an order entry strategy, but to incorporate manual acceptance, you’ll have to use a custom mechanism to approve the trade (like a user-defined flag or condition).
2. Profit Taking based on ATM Strategy
NinjaTrader's ATM strategies are designed to handle things like stop loss and take profit levels. You can link your strategy to an ATM strategy to manage these aspects dynamically.
3. EMA Stack (Order of EMAs)
You mentioned that you want the code to consider how the EMAs are stacked. In NinjaTrader, this can be achieved by defining the EMAs and checking their order in the strategy logic (e.g., EMA(9) above EMA(21), etc.).