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TT XStudy vs CQG TFlow vs Market Delta

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 YJ78 
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All these provide Volume Delta analysis, hope to get some insight on which of them is better, more accurate?

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 Malvolio 
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If you do not want to spend a lot of money I can recommend you Sierra Chart and CTS as data provider. Sierra offers a lot of volume indicators and CTS is an excelent data feed.

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SgtJ
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Sierra actually offers trade flow bars amongst other bid vs ask chart types. I haven't tested CTS data recently, but Rithmic is an even more economical route fwiw.

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 MetalTrade 
 
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Another vote for sierracharts. Rithmic is only 1 day of historical bid/ask data.

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 Malvolio 
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CTS has more. I will look into this.

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Another vote for sierracharts. Rithmic is only 1 day of historical bid/ask data.

According to SC support, using Rithmic via Optimus offers 30+ days of b/a tick data.

Someone yesterday said Rithmic would be offering backfill as well, but there aren't any details at this point that i'm aware of (hoping its more then 1 day)

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 sctrader 
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I am using Rithmic/Optimus and I got a max of 30 days of historical bid/ask volume

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 MetalTrade 
 
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The CEO of Rithmic said : "I have no clue how I could provide more than 1 day of data backfill of the bid/ask during market hours"

They are now looking into it to increase it.

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They are now looking into it to increase it.

Good to hear.

Just to clarify, the 30 days comes from sc's servers storing Rithmic data.

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