After the recent drop in the market, I heard one of the market mavens on TV talking about "The VIX" market indicator. It sounded interesting to me so I coded it into Ward's_TnT_Zone. Then a light bulb went off and I rewrote the whole thing in a more efficient way, hence the new name of the indicator.

The old indicator still works but this one is better.

With this indicator you can track $TICK, $TRIN, $TIKQ, $TRINQ and $VIX.x all in one little RadarScreen. I have preset each one to the recommended alert levels but you can adjust them to your preferences via user inputs. If the item(s) you are tracking is within a bullish zone, you get a green light. If it is in a bearish zone you get a red light. If it is in a neutral zone, you get yellow. The precise increment number is also plotted on the indicator as well as whether it is rising or falling.

Good luck with your trading!

[gighrich]

Nice post Robert. The Put/Call ratio ($wpcva) would be a nice addition. Thanks again.

[mcurtin201]

Robert. I'm new to the group and trading what do i need to get this up and running?

[thrunner]

You will need tradestation, radarscreen and data feed subscriptions, then import the indicator above. https://www.tradestation.com/fees/subscription_op.shtm

[mouseman]

Maybe I am stupid but I dont get the indicator to work in my datawindow for TS. Can someone help me

[ddavis8704]

Help please? How can I reference the current values of Trin, Tick and/or Vix (say for Nasdaq) in code for another symbol? I can see the values right there in my Quotes window but cannot figure out how to refer to them programmatically (like say with a $Trin() function).
Thanks!

[bobpi]

- Wards is an indicator, but it's a RadarScreen. Once the ELD is imported, how do I open it?
- Also, is there a way to use the issues in a RadarScreen as inputs to a study?