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He is talking about the DOM. What you appear to be talking about is a bad tick on your data feed (charting, nothing to do with DOM). I've been using MC for about two years, and believe it to be 100% accurate in representing ticks from data feeds.
That's the thing I don't understand.
But I have been using NT on zenfire for a long time, I never got anything like that before. It's just hard to understand.
DT actually is good, I like its TAB app feature which NT doesn't have.
Hi... I've been using MC 7 since beta 2 and just upgraded to beta 4. There are major improvements in the DoM since beta 4 (ie it works now) and, in fact, I like it better than Ninja's static DoM. They have a "semi-static" DoM that repositions itself periodically but without too much interference. The other default behaviour I really like is the way it interprets any order to buy above the inside ask or sell below inside bid as a "stop". Other platforms default to market orders when an order is placed above or below. It lets you trail a stop Shen things are really moving without having to remember to change your order type. I've closed profitable positions early fat fingering this in the past on Ninja and TT. I keep RT up for Fill and position confirmation but that's all I use it for now.. I'm executing 100% through MC for both discretionary and algo trading.
