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Anyone here use charting software other than XStudy w/ TT?

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ralphtrader
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I'm tired of XStudy.

I do a lot of market profile and volume profile along with charting custom spreads.

I'm looking into Sierra Chart at the moment.

Any recommendations?

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 jokertrader 
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I myself am using Sierra

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ralphtrader
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I myself am using Sierra

It works with TT alright? Any sort of historical data errors?

XStudy has just been a colossal piece of excrement for me.

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 jokertrader 
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No issues
Of course depends on provide
Am using AMp and they dont offer spread data etc which sucks.
Have tried CQG as well but reason i stick to it i trade through xtrader and want the same feed
of course i now pay multiple CME fees since its 2 accounts - 1 for sierra and 1 for CQG

Would appreciate you keep me posted on progress and let me know too if there is a simpler solution

Sierra you can customize a lot but initially may feel not as great out of the box but u can make it do most anything

Send me a private message if u want to know more

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Domy
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Hello

Sierra is more oriented analysis (with full customizable settings) and X_TRADER is top for trade to the DOM.
Graphically, Xstudy is pretty basic, but it offers the necessary ... as VAP, WVAP ...

I trade with X_trader and I posted the videos on my youtube channel.

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 steve2222 
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Sierra Chart with TTnet via AMP with me based in NZ. Never any issues with the feed - or SC for that matter.


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Domy
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Hi,
In X_trader, the market profile is well developed (TPO, value transition ...)

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I use to use NT but I didnt like the DOM as much as X Trader during volatile markets. As a result, I went back to X Trader because I felt it was very reliable with zero latency issues. As far as X stsudy, for the basics I think it is just fine. It is very simple, but again extremely reliable and not as buggy as other platforms. I just feel very comfortable when the market goes nuts and the ES has 50 point ranges to stay with X trader and as a result to not complicate the situation amd stay with X study.

However, I do understand the limited capabilities of X Study and I have been exploring other charting options such as Multicharts with TT feed. I am running into the same issue of how it will work with the TT feed. I would be interested to hear how your experience with Sierra charts works out. Hope it goes well.

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Domy
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I agree "X_TRADER" is mainly for the DOM. For the chart, it's the minimum but still effective.

Sierra is much more oriented graphical analysis and customizable at will.
After using the 2 platforms, I prefer xtrader and I'm comfortable with.

I posted videos on my YT channel where I trade with Xtrade and bookmap.

[yt]https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFgZLAJCqVnS8SaShOWsjg[/yt]

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Domy
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And TT’s XTrader is very stable

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