Quantower versus Ninja Trader

I too am grandfathered in with Ninjatrader but I'm currently checking out the new platform and liking it so far... and for those who like profile charts this has it!

Thank you, Guerilla Trading. I will be downloading it today. Please let me know if you find any how-to videos that are any good. The ones I've seen are really bad.
 
Thank you, Guerilla Trading. I will be downloading it today. Please let me know if you find any how-to videos that are any good. The ones I've seen are really bad.

I find the platform fairly straightforward and the videos and information i could find on the Quantower website was sufficient for me.

If you have any questions you can also post them here, some users might be able to help you out.
 
I am currently testing MotiveWave against Quantower, both the free versions and i must say MotiveWave is even better than Quantower! Very customizable, it has all the features i need (i use the R Trader Pro DOM, not the MotiveWave or Quantower DOM), and it is extremely efficient. I have 9 charts with on each one multiple alerts and an indicator running and a watchlist with 14 instruments and all of their data and it is barely using 1% of my CPU (which is a fairly old one). Quantower uses at least 25% to 30% for the exact same layout (and i had a lot of connection issues with Quantower to Rithmic lately, that is why i started looking at MotiveWave in the first place and i had none of those issues so far with MotiveWave). Last but not least, they have a support forum and support actually answers to emails, with Quantower that hasn't always been the case.

Looks like i am moving away from Quantower soon!
 
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I am currently testing MotiveWave against Quantower, both the free versions and i must say MotiveWave is even better than Quantower! Very customizable, it has all the features i need (i use the R Trader Pro DOM, not the MotiveWave or Quantower DOM), and it is extremely efficient. I have 9 charts with on each one multiple alerts and an indicator running and a watchlist with 14 instruments and all of their data and it is barely using 1% of my CPU (which is a fairly old one). Quantower uses at least 25% to 30% for the exact same layout (and i had a lot of connection issues with Quantower to Rithmic lately, that is why i started looking at MotiveWave in the first place and i had none of those issues so far with MotiveWave). Last but not least, they have a support forum and support actually answers to emails, with Quantower that hasn't always been the case.

Looks like i am moving away from Quantower soon!

Interesting. MotiveWave does look like a good platform.

Do you use any tick/volume charts at all or just minute charts? Indicators?

Ninjatrader have been some said to be a 'resource hog'. I believe 25-30% CPU usage would be correct for NT8, too. It also consumes a bit of memory, although I have reserves.

Most of the time I don't have any problems, but there have been a few occasions where my charts literally lag and turn into slow-motion mode where I can see the price quotes do not match my charts.

NT8 just writes it off as a problem probably related to custom indicators or would suggest me to not have that many charts open at once.

But that's a bit of a digression. If I weren't 'married' to Ninja, I would probably have been looking for something else, but we humans are creatures of habit. :)
 
Quantower has this ATM feature.
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If you buy NT8 you should only pay one time $1100 and that's all. It is stupid to pay the $225 plan. If you cannot afford that, you should not be trading.

I THINK just go to work
or go to your mama and borrow $1100
you paid 100$ per mounth
one years ....nt8 your forever...
Plus your credit history score UP!!!!!!!!
Keep discipline !!!!
 
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