Trading NR7 setup

Status
Not open for further replies.
Dear Aw10,

Really Appriciate your efforts for sharing such a simple yet powerful Strategy.. :)I am new to trading But, read the entire posts on NR7, and felt that it perfectly suits my trading style. I Collected the afl on NR7 by anant :clap:, and did some changes to that so that we can easily identify the nr7 on the price chart.

And After going through the posts, i took my charts and observed the NR7's on it & came to some intersting conclusions.

which are

1) nr7 so powerful when it occurs after a rally or Decline. I mean when we enter after such situations the price moved in favor of our strategy & it never hit the Stoploss. if required i can post the charts here to confirm.

2) Yes NR7 is the Smallest range in the last 7 bars but before starting to trade the NR7 we need to have a look on the other 6 days ranges also. By seeing them we can avoid false breakouts..

thats all for now, and will post here if i find any good piece of information on the charts.

Regards,
Phanindra.Y
 
I have a query to seniors/experts.

How to compute 6/100 day HVR?
Can this be calcualted in Excel, if yes, whats the formula?

Which TA software provides 6/100 day HVR chart?

Thanks and regards

Sujit
 
Thanks Phanindra for your feedback.

Looking forward for more input from you.
Happy Trading.
Thanks AW10, ( may i know your name please, just curious to know :)) for your encouraging words.

After going through the charts what i have observed is, if the range on NR7 day is less than 0.7% to 1.5% of the close it's like a compressed spring, and at this point when we enter into a trade based on the stategies you discussed at the beginning, the chance for it becoming a profitable one is High.

Here are some of the charts on which we can observe the range on NR7 day is less than 1%.

 
Same observation on Adani Enterprsies.

On 16/04/10 the NR7 range of adani is 6.85 which is around 1.5% of the close. If you observe the previous day's ranges interestingly the last 4days range is continously decreasing, this kind of entry conditions makes the NR7 setup highly probable one.

 

kenneth

Well-Known Member
Thank you for the reply.

But, the link is not working.
regards
Sujit
Sujit,

Amibroker Library is now for the registered users


_SECTION_BEGIN("NR4 Historical Volatility System");
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Formula Name: NR4 Historical Volatility System
// Author/Uploader: Daniel Ervi
// E-mail:
// Date/Time Added: 2001-09-08 17:28:09
// Origin: Street Smarts, Connors and Raschke. Also featured in TASC.
// Keywords: NR4 volatility
// Level: medium
// Flags: exploration
// Formula URL: http://www.amibroker.com/library/formula.php?id=115
// Details URL: http://www.amibroker.com/library/detail.php?id=115
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Connors and Raschke NR4 Historical Volatility System. Compares the 6 day
// volatility to the 100 day volatility. When this ratio drops below 50%, a
// buy stop and sell stop bracket the current price, expecting historical
// volatility to revert to the mean. Four day Narrow-Range (NR4) and Inside
// Day patterns are used to filter the trades to increase probabilities. For
// further explanation, refer to "Street Smarts" from Connors and Raschke.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

/* Connors and Raschke Historical Volatility System
For further explanation, refer to "Street Smarts"
from Connors and Raschke.
Ported from Metastock code by Daniel Ervi */

//NumColumns = 5;
SetChartBkGradientFill( ParamColor("BgTop", colorLavender),ParamColor("BgBottom", colorBlack));
_SECTION_BEGIN("Price1");
SetChartOptions(0,chartShowArrows|chartShowDates);
_N(Title = StrFormat("{{NAME}} - {{INTERVAL}} {{DATE}} Open %g, Hi %g, Lo %g, Close %g (%.1f%%) {{VALUES}}", O, H, L, C, SelectedValue( ROC( C, 1 ) ) ));
Plot( C, "Close", ParamColor("Color", colorBlack ), styleNoTitle | ParamStyle("Style") | GetPriceStyle() );
_SECTION_END();
VolRatio = StDev(log(C/Ref(C,-1)),5) / StDev(log(C/Ref(C,-1)),99);
Column0 = VolRatio;
Column0Name = "VolRatio";

NR4Day = (H - L) < Ref(LLV(H-L,3),-1);
//Column1 = NR4Day;
//Column1Name = "Nr4Day";
NR7Day = (H - L) < Ref(LLV(H-L,6),-1);

InsideDay = H < Ref(High,-1) AND Low > Ref(Low,-1);
Buy = VolRatio < 0.5 AND (NR7Day == 1 AND InsideDay == 1);
Sell = VolRatio < 0.5 AND (NR7Day == 1 AND InsideDay == 1);

//shape = Buy * shapeSmallCircle + Sell * shapeSmallCircle;
//PlotShapes( shape, IIf( Buy, colorBrightGreen, colorRed ),0, IIf( Buy,High,Low ) );

dist = 2.0*ATR(10);
for( i = 0; i < BarCount; i++ )
{
if( Buy ) PlotText( "NR7Buy\n@" + H[ i ], i, H[ i ]+dist, colorGreen );
if( Sell ) PlotText( "NR7Sell\n@" + L[ i ], i, L[ i ]-dist, colorRed);
}

//Column2 = InsideDay;
//Column2Name = "Inside Day";

//Column3 = High + 0.125;
//Column3Name = "Buy Stop";

//Column4 = Low - 0.125;
//Column4Name = "Sell Stop";

Filter =VolRatio < 0.5 AND (NR4Day == 1 AND InsideDay == 1);
Buy = Filter;
//AddTextColumn(FullName(), "Company Name");
AddColumn(Buy, "Buy", 1);
AddColumn(C, "Close", 1.3);
AddColumn( VolRatio, " VolRatio");
AddColumn(Nr4day, "NR4day");
AddColumn(Nr4day, "NR7day");
AddColumn(InsideDay, "insideday");
AddColumn( High + 0.125, "BuyStop");
AddColumn(Low - 0.125, ",SellStop,");
Regards
Ken
 

alroyraj

Well-Known Member
Dear Aw10,

Really Appriciate your efforts for sharing such a simple yet powerful Strategy.. :)I am new to trading But, read the entire posts on NR7, and felt that it perfectly suits my trading style. I Collected the afl on NR7 by anant :clap:, and did some changes to that so that we can easily identify the nr7 on the price chart.

And After going through the posts, i took my charts and observed the NR7's on it & came to some intersting conclusions.

which are

1) nr7 so powerful when it occurs after a rally or Decline. I mean when we enter after such situations the price moved in favor of our strategy & it never hit the Stoploss. if required i can post the charts here to confirm.

2) Yes NR7 is the Smallest range in the last 7 bars but before starting to trade the NR7 we need to have a look on the other 6 days ranges also. By seeing them we can avoid false breakouts..

thats all for now, and will post here if i find any good piece of information on the charts.

Regards,
Phanindra.Y
Could you post the charts,it would be good to clear any remaining doubts I have. Can you give an example of the days in which the nr7 occured.
And I have seen that the nr7 need not occur at regular intervals and some days the lowest range occurs at a gap of a few days (13 ,16 ,21 April 2010)
is that what you are referring to as false breakouts?
At present I am trying to validate this through excel so kindly bear with me or if you have in excel it would be better.
 

AW10

Well-Known Member
Status
Not open for further replies.

Similar threads