Volume Control

This is a dynamic volume indicator which self tunes its self to the market. I've added volatility bands to help me find extreme amplitude. When the histogram changes direction that's your buy signal. I've also added a volatility alarm. This indicators works on all time frames, but the daily charts. But if you use a minute chart and set it to 405 minutes that's very close to a daily chart, then it will plot a daily bar correctly.

Scalper Value Chart

If you like the TTM Value Chart, then you definitely should check this one out.

Scalper Value Chart is in the same class of indicators as the TTM Value Chart and that's where the similarity ends.

DSP (digital signal processing) and MarketProfile comprise the back bone of this new value chart indicator. Dynamically the variables are constantly being updated to plot the relationship of price to the point of control. It is possible to select different signal ratios to customize the plotted display.

There is also the ability to turn on/off Bollinger bands. This allows you to find statistical extremes. The Bollinger bands can also be interpreted as a dynamic over sold, over bought lines.

Trend Analyzer

This indicator is fast at identifying trend reversals!!

The Trend Analyzer indicates when the current trend has changed, if the trend is choppy and the trend direction.

When you see the histogram above and below the zero line at the same time the current price move is not very strong. The plotted line indicates price direction. Notice how accurate the signal is even through the chop!

Now we have the option to view the swings with the Bollinger band. In the above picture I have identified every location that the indicator touched the Bollinger bands with an up or down arrow. Depending upon your trading style there is a maximum of 15 points or 8 points/trades (June 8,2009).

Robot Tracker

A leading indicator!
Robot Tracker plots the sentiment or the participation of program tradings involvement.
Setup for TradeStation symbol: $ESINX or any of the PREM (premium) type indices.

Program traders buy when the market is not at fair value. This provides us a fantastic divergence indication of a trend reversal!!

On average 30% of the trading on the NYSE is program trading. Estimates for 2008 range as high as an 80% proportion of all trades in some markets. Here computers make the decision to initiate orders based on information that is received electronically, before human traders are even aware of the information. Some program trading strategies are subject to regulatory restrictions. For instance, NYSE Rule 80A requires index arbitrage trades to be marked when submitted. index arbitrage accounts for about 9% of all program trading.

Examples:
1) My favorite use of the Robot Tracker is an event I call the Robot Stretch. I use it to identify when a strong reversal is about to occur. This event must be used when my other indicators are at an extreme over bought, over sold or high amplitude. When the distance between plots increase, I've noticed it's a very high probability trade.

2) After a big move down, if you see that the slope is moving up rapidly and price is moving sideways, expect a move up.

3) Side ways movement of price while Robot_Tracks is moving strongly in a direction, produces a lower risk trade.

4) The greater the amplitude the more likely price will change direction or to continue on it's present trajectory. Now this is a relative observation. I've added over sold/bought plots for those times that you notice the price is oscillating and respecting a threshold.

5) Divergence: If price moves down while Robot_Tracks is moving up, don't expect price to stay down for long. Price is likely to move up quickly.

Observations:
Works great on a 1 minute chart.
Because it's an oscillator, like all oscillators they don't work on strong trends. But it works fantastic for the trader who scalps or the swing trader to find the best entry.
Works from a little after the open to the close, but be careful of divergence in the morning and don't use it after 4:00pm eastern time.

List of TradeStation Premium Indices Symbols:
$ESINX : e-mini S&P 500 Premium Index
$NDIQX : NASDAQ 100 Premium Index
$NQIQX : e-mini NASDAQ 100 Premium Index
$DJDJI: Dow Jones Premium
$TFTOY: Mini Russell Premium
$SPINX: S&P Premium Index
$RLIUX : Russell 2000 Premium Index
$ER2IUX: e-mini Russell 2000 Premium Index

To learn more visit:
http://www.nyse.com/press/12_2009.html (News Release NYSE)
http://wapedia.mobi/en/Algorithmic_trading
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithmic_trading
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/07/program_trading.asp
www.indexarb.com
www.programtrading.com

A video about how program trading affects the market (begin watching at 4:00 minutes):