Ninja + Zenfire vs Ninja + TT feed

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12-18-08 09:23 AM



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Quote from TraDaToR:

Hello,

I have a question for those using NT with TT feed. How many different Static Doms can you display simultaneously?

I believe it's 15 for Ninja + Zenfire.

Thanks a lot.
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There are no limits NinjaTrader places on the # of DOMS you have have open simultaneously. Any limitations if any would be from the data source.


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FREE? What about to enter an order? Why try to bs people? There is at least a $50 a month fee. :cool:
 
Quote from Whisky:

This sounds nice.

Do you know of any open source projects that actually do this with a simple system? (breakeven or small losing system is ok).

More interested in the mechanics than in the profitability of what is coded, to have someone take a look at it?.

This would bypass X-Trader completely, and in theory could be faster/more robust, with only the decision logic and the order manager. Less pieces to screw up. Is this correct in your opinion?.
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There is an open-souce FIX engine, quickfix. I use it with my C# strategy. But it took me a while to understand everything, it is not easy. For me it took around 3 days and I am a programmer.

There are some examples coming with quickfix, and you can find more in the Internet.

BTW, Ninja and OpenQuant uses quickfix.
 
If TT feed has real volume chart backfill and you need that I would go with them. NT/ZenFire's volume chart backfill stinks to high heaven. Tick charts seem to be okay, but volume charts: NO WAY.
 
Quote from FortuneTeller:

[...] Tick charts seem to be okay, but volume charts: NO WAY.
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Which datafeed did you use to compare the wrong volume charts on NT/Zenfire?
 
RedRat could you please outline the general principle of how did you connect through quickfix?

My guess:
a. Write a FIX adapter on C# using quickfix
b. Route signals from Ninja strategy to the external application/service
c. External service is connected to the FIX and executes orders and keeps position and P/L data
d. External service reports positions and P/L to the external UI application

is this something viable?
 
Quote from maxima120:

RedRat could you please outline the general principle of how did you connect through quickfix?

My guess:
a. Write a FIX adapter on C# using quickfix
b. Route signals from Ninja strategy to the external application/service
c. External service is connected to the FIX and executes orders and keeps position and P/L data
d. External service reports positions and P/L to the external UI application

is this something viable?
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I use QuikFix as the library and my strategy is written in C#, which uses QuikFix. I do not use Ninja. The less components you have the more stable your entire system, I prefer all components to be within one executable file.

It takes a couple of days to understand the FIX protocol and write code for QuikFix. There are examples available.
 
Quote from RedRat:

There is an open-souce FIX engine, quickfix. I use it with my C# strategy. But it took me a while to understand everything, it is not easy. For me it took around 3 days and I am a programmer.

There are some examples coming with quickfix, and you can find more in the Internet.

BTW, Ninja and OpenQuant uses quickfix.
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I've been thinking the quickfix too. My current Broker IB does not support data feed through their FIX interface (datafeed supported via TWS client).

What broker you use with your FIX application?
 
Quote from ScalpGuy:

I've been thinking the quickfix too. My current Broker IB does not support data feed through their FIX interface (datafeed supported via TWS client).

What broker you use with your FIX application?
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I use VelocityFutures, but it allows only Futures trading. I receive quotes via FIX protocol, this is TradingTechnology FIX adapter which is popular with several other brokers.

If you trade stocks then there are a number of data-feeds, like IQFeed, e-Signal, MarketDelta... (I heard good responces about IQFeed).

I wrote that system should be all-in-one. But here situation is different. You need good broker, good data-feed, good trading platform, good historical data simulator and so on. TWS data feed is good because of it does not lag, but if you want to receive every tick with low-latency then definitely you need to pay for the data feed.
 
Quote from RedRat:

I use VelocityFutures, but it allows only Futures trading. I receive quotes via FIX protocol, this is TradingTechnology FIX adapter which is popular with several other brokers.
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It's my understanding that the TT Fix is coalesced (usually.. and surely if used with Ninja). Did you compare the TT Fix with the standard TT Guardian feed for integrity?
 
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