I've also started using MBT. I'm playing around with Neoticker and it seems to do the trick.
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Using neoticker here too. Good piece of software IMO. Also compatible with other popular brokers/dataproviders. And it has an open architecture, its programable with C# and many other languages. I grew into a tickquest-fanboy over the last 2 years. The platform is hard to learn (very frustrating in the beginning), and not always intuitive, but very flexible. Not everything is perfect, but no software is.
Yes it is, altho the process is not entirly intuitive, and requires quite some programming skill. You can program trading systems in neotickers proprietary formula language, delphi or vb script, or using any COM compliant language, like any .NET language, such as visualbasic or C#. Various brokers and data-providers are supported.
The software is very good and flexible, you can do just about everything with it, but it requires a lot of work to get into it.
i'm interested to know more about neoticker...can we trade from chart?
is all type or order in MBT is accepted in neoticker,like TTO,limit+ trailing stop,etc?
i've try their demo,but unfortunately,they just offered an offline chart to be tested.
thanks..
No chart-trading, and no native TTO and trailing-stop support (you could program your own tho).
If you are looking for a good order-entry platform and nothing else, Ninjatrader would be better than Neo. Neo is good for everything else (charts, automated trading, scanning, backtesting, market replay and much more), but if you are a short-term trader looking for fast order-entry Ninja is superior. For now anyways, Neo has a chart-trading feature in the works, but its not done yet and will take a while until its completed.
No chart-trading, and no native TTO and trailing-stop support (you could program your own tho).
If you are looking for a good order-entry platform and nothing else, Ninjatrader would be better than Neo. Neo is good for everything else (charts, automated trading, scanning, backtesting, market replay and much more), but if you are a short-term trader looking for fast order-entry Ninja is superior. For now anyways, Neo has a chart-trading feature in the works, but its not done yet and will take a while until its completed.
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i've tried ninja trader with gain datafeed.i'm intraday trader,but having a problem to view a large timeframe,like daily.i need to view my data in daily for a few month back.i've heard that MBT does not have the historical data for that long,how am i supposed to do to solve this problem?any opinions?
