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If you have a brokerage account, you can use it to drive NinjaTrader which is a free application if you do not have a requirement to trade live. Otherwise, you could use NinjaTrader for free with any of our supported market data vendors including eSignal, IQFeed, OpenTick (free excluding...

Constant volume bars requires historical tick data to build. IB does not provide historical tick data thus its not supported by NT.

You can do that with NinjaTrader. http://www.ninjatrader.com/webnew/support_Yahoo.htm

99.9% of orders submitted by NinjaTrader are held at the exchange or in few situations, on brokers servers. The 0.1% is in case I missed a situation.

I coded an automatic trend line detection indicator for NinjaTrader months back that uses swing highs/lows to determines the swing points that creates a peak or valley and uses these points to draw a trend line. Here is the main logic. The actual indicator can be downloaded from our support...

I mean stocks. MSFT CSCO AAPL etc...

We support TD Ameritrade for stocks only at this time.

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Sorry, I should have been more clear with the following response. NinjaTrader does not impose any restrictions on the amount of historical data that can be stored by NinjaTrader. The limitation imposed would be hardware related and directly proportionate to the available hard drive space...

An infinite amount is stored on local hard drive.

I re-read the OP and I don't see where it mentions free software? If its there and I overlooked, then thanks for clarifying.

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I suspect you have the EMA "Calculate on bar close" property set to true, please set this to false and it will calculate on each incoming tick vs close of the bar.

In NinjaTrader, set the price type to "Median" which is (H+L) / 2. Keep in mind, there may also be differences if the underlying data is different between TS and NinjaTrader. You can get support from NinjaTrader directly on our support forum. http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/vb/index.php

The issue is likely that your multiple monitors are each set up as individual desktop as opposed to one continuous desktop. If you set it up as one desktop it will work as expected.

NinjaTrader is FREE for - - Advanced Charting - Market Analytics - System development/backtesting - Trade Simulation We only charge if you ever wish to use the product for live trading. If you wish to do this, you would have to purchase this option from our website.

You would need to recode your strategy in NinjaScript which is C# based.

Are you referring to maximum favorable excursion? If yes, I suspect this is standard in most packages that backtest. NinjaTrader for sure has it.

NinjaTrader is free. Here is a list of supported brokerage and market data vendors - http://www.ninjatrader.com/webnew/trading_software_brokers_data.htm

NinjaTrader is free to use provided you do not execute live trades. We support a number of different market data vendors such as eSignal, IQFeed, OpenTick, TrackData and a new yet to be announced vendor in a few days.