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NYSE $TICK AND $ADD

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cory, thanks much for the reply and attachments. Yes, different for sure. Just looking at the close, yours has it at +82, and TOS at +542?

If straight from the exchange as TOS states, what might be the reason?

Can anyone here provide this data from OEC? If that matches what cory has, then I'll fund an equity account there for sure...

his didn't close at +82, he just cut off the last bar. they are certainly not identical, but not that much different either. one problem could be how they update the data. I believe TOS updates those internal indicators like every 13-15 seconds. which is of course almost an eternity in trading.

anyway I'm still using it. I prefer it on a 1 min chart.

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his didn't close at +82, he just cut off the last bar. they are certainly not identical, but not that much different either. one problem could be how they update the data. I believe TOS updates those internal indicators like every 13-15 seconds. which is of course almost an eternity in trading.

anyway I'm still using it. I prefer it on a 1 min chart.

Thank you Silvester17! I should have caught that (the close). I like how you did your 1 min chart. May I ask what settings you used to get green above and red below the zero line?

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Thank you Silvester17! I should have caught that (the close). I like how you did your 1 min chart. May I ask what settings you used to get green above and red below the zero line?

of course you can.

this is actually an indicator I'm using (not from the symbol table). it includes high, low, close, extreme levels, ema and adjustable lines.

you can see the difference in the attached picture. also attached the indicator.

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of course you can.

this is actually an indicator I'm using (not from the symbol table). it includes high, low, close, extreme levels, ema and adjustable lines.

you can see the difference in the attached picture. also attached the indicator.

How is the level 540 selected?

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How is the level 540 selected?

that would be the high of the bar.

now the levels are plotted.

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Let me ask a newbie question on this topic...

If indeed TOS has 13 or so second delay on this data, when, or in what instances would this be detrimental to the trader?

The way I see it, referencing this data throughout the day helps determine (forecast) the trend, if there is one. A slight delay here is not critical, I would think. How about at extrema, like at +1,000 and -1,000, when one might want lighten a position or take the opposite side of the trade? If trading the ES as an example, and you see the NYSE tick above 1k, and the expectation is a reversal, is it typically immediate or minutes later? If not immediate (but minutes later), then such a delay might be of no consequence, in that scenario. Trying to see if and when this data (if indeed delayed by TOS) might be impairing...

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Let me ask a newbie question on this topic...

If indeed TOS has 13 or so second delay on this data, when, or in what instances would this be detrimental to the trader?

The way I see it, referencing this data throughout the day helps determine (forecast) the trend, if there is one. A slight delay here is not critical, I would think. How about at extrema, like at +1,000 and -1,000, when one might want lighten a position or take the opposite side of the trade? If trading the ES as an example, and you see the NYSE tick above 1k, and the expectation is a reversal, is it typically immediate or minutes later? If not immediate (but minutes later), then such a delay might be of no consequence, in that scenario. Trying to see if and when this data (if indeed delayed by TOS) might be impairing...

Thanks much.

as far as I know no data vendor calculates those market breath indicators in real time.

iqfeed is pretty fast, with updates every 2 sec. I believe.

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as far as I know no data vendor calculates those market breath indicators in real time.

iqfeed is pretty fast, with updates every 2 sec. I believe.

Thanks for the reality check. I might just roll with TOS for this data then... I'll have MC open, doing most of the heavy lifting, and the iMac with the the NYSE tick data and possibly Market Profile (TPO) charts. Do you happen to use those also Silvester17? I like the alert capability with TOS and I read somewhere here that TOS users can listen to the pit for added sensory input...

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Thanks for the reality check. I might just roll with TOS for this data then... I'll have MC open, doing most of the heavy lifting, and the iMac with the the NYSE tick data and possibly Market Profile (TPO) charts. Do you happen to use those also Silvester17? I like the alert capability with TOS and I read somewhere here that TOS users can listen to the pit for added sensory input...

yes I do. I use the monkey bars (a new version of TPO from TOS). description is here:

MonkeyBars ? Resource Center

it's pretty impressive all the features they offer. but I don't use alerts or the pit noise. in case you want to listen, go to help - support/chat - chat rooms - market cast and click on listen.

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yes I do. I use the monkey bars (a new version of TPO from TOS). description is here:

MonkeyBars ? Resource Center

it's pretty impressive all the features they offer. but I don't use alerts or the pit noise. in case you want to listen, go to help - support/chat - chat rooms - market cast and click on listen.

Funny, I posted on MB's, I think yesterday (I forget where on this forum)! I believe it is new to TOS as of Feb this year. Honestly, I don't quite understand it all yet, but the link you provided should help.

Silvester17, trading experience, none, really? You have been most helpful, thank you.

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