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Thats tough to tell

NO, Zen Fire is the data feed. You can run Ninja on TT, PATS, ZEN FIRE, Esignal.

I have tested both side by side and ZEN FIRE is better, believe it or not

You can write that yourself in easy language. You don't need a programmer for that

Ditto. Seems pretty worthless to me

2 seconds or less for a fill, thats an eternity!!

If you know you can teach somebody to make $ then it is a sweet deal. problem is 99% of teachers are full of shit which sounds like the experience you have had. Any trader who has anything good to teach will not give it away. FACT!!!

The best way to do it is to have your mentor receive a portion of your profits, that way he is motivated to teach rather than collecting fees. Works well

If you are a CTA then you are already an NFA member and a separate entity who can receive commissions. It wouldn't be a bad idea to become an AP of an IB, but you do not need to become an IB for this. I can direct you more if you'd like. Just send me a PM

If you want to use Ninja try out the Zen fire connection, you will see a major difference in quality.

OK, good luck with it. LOL

Round turn rates under $5 with volume? LOL Wake up, the little guys trade for under $5 already.

Zen fire is what everybody will be talking about in a few months. Its New technology that powers Ninjatrader.

PATS sucks, don't use it no matter what anybody telss you. Ninja will be available on TT shortly, still in beta. Ninja is available through zen fire now which i have tested and find to be better than even TT. Either way just stay away from PATS!!!

Strategy Runner will be available throught the TT fixed adapter very shortly. No more need to go through PATS which is unreliable, expensive, and outdated.

Zen fire is fully operational. Its ahead of the TT adapter and its looks awesome. I have only used the demo, not live yet but you can tell right away just looking at the data.

Shouldn't pay more than $6

I agree, but keep the leash tight and be prepared to have to re enter.

What exactly is a wealth advisor?