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Kinetick - A new Market Data Feed Service for NinjaTrader
My frustration with Kinetick is that I can't seem to load any more than 20 days of historical tick data. This may be a reason for the many loading errors in NT. I hope Kinetick will eventually provide more tick data so I can run my fibonacci indicators with confidence.
Actually considering PFG to also run my Neuroshell software. They apparently have a discounted broker/datafeed available. I trade atleast 100 contracts rt on the ES a few times a day so it may be more cost effective to get a seat on the CME. I'm told I could save the $3+ per contract echange fees. I think there's another area on futures.io (formerly BMT) site for such info. Any suggestions?
Good to know... I think this is the set that is similar to Nexgen. I'll try it out since the Nexgen fibs is demanding the 200 days historical tick data. Nice solution, thx!
tdaman, re your comment "I trade atleast 100 contracts rt on the ES a few times a day so it may be more cost effective to get a seat on the CME. I'm told I could save the $3+ per contract echange fees. I think there's another area on futures.io (formerly BMT) site for such info. Any suggestions?"
Trying a simple search with the word 'seat', brings up the Feb. 7 post, that might be a place to start. "Comprehensive E-mini commission analysis"
(I've not read it.)
The Fib Cluster indicator is a simple versiion, which shows fib lines based on prior highs and lows, retracements and expansions. The indicator is based on multiday highs and lows. It was my first attempt to code fibs. Versions availabe are V14 for NT 7.0 and V95 for NT 6.5.
The FibonacciZones indicator uses a different logic, as it relies on 10 different zigzags that scan the chart for prior highs and lows, retracements, expansions, projections and alternates. It does not display all the lines, but condenses them to confluence zones by taking into account the statistical weight of each fib line.
I my comment above, I referred to the second indicator. It needs 300 days of data, but it works well, if you just use 20 days of intraday data and extend this with daily data. The reason is that intraday highs that were more than 20 days ago have little impact on price action as per today. So you do not need to take that into account.
