ACV

[medgar]

In the DOME there are values for the current number of pending Buy orders and Sell orders. These values, for the 5 price levels, are totaled in the DOME and called Accumulated Volume I believe.

Is there a way for my indicator to get those Accumulated Volume values for both the Buy and Sell sides for every OnBarUpdate (OnUpdateBar?) event?

- Mike

[NinjaTrader_Ray]

Mike,

Not at this time.

Ray

[medgar]

Hi Ray,

How about in Ninja Trader v6.0? Is there access to the ACV now?

- Mike

[NinjaTrader_Dierk]

Please take a look at the V6 indicators
- BuySellVolume
- BuySellPressure

They may achieve what you are looking for.

[cassb]

Please take a look at the V6 indicators
- BuySellVolume
- BuySellPressure

They may achieve what you are looking for.

I have a similar question about ACV. I would like to see the ratio of total Buy vs. total Sell volume from the DOM. The BuySellVolume is a bar chart, and doesn't show historical data, which would make it more useful. The BuySellPressure... I don't know what that's telling me... nor does it show historical values.

So, how do I capture the ACV for buy and sell in realtime and convert it to a ratio to display as a number on the chart? I assume I would be creating a new indicator for this - I just need the method or property to use.

Thanks!
Bryan

[KBJ]

I would like to request a modification where the accumulated value on the DOM gets displayed a little differently from the 5 other values. Either make it bold, a different color, or place a heavier line between it and the other 5 values, so it's easily distinguished as the ACV.

[NinjaTrader_Dierk]

I would like to request a modification where the accumulated value on the DOM gets displayed a little differently from the 5 other values. Either make it bold, a different color, or place a heavier line between it and the other 5 values, so it's easily distinguished as the ACV.

Thanks for your suggestion. We'll add it to the list for future considerations.

Also: please post non-related issues (here: DOM, below: indicator) on a new thread.