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@epictetus What version of non-Edu NT are you using? In 8.1.5.2 the DLLs will not load, and give a few errors.

Enable virtualization in your BIOS, and install Oracle Virtualbox. It will allow you to run a completely sandboxed copy of Windows, from within your main windows. That way, you have a master copy of NT installed on your PC that is part of your production and regular use environment, and you can have and create as many separate instances of other Windows sessions, into which you can have different copies of Windows installed, running whichever version of NT you want. Using a Windows 10 edition already made light and customized is the best way to go. https://t.me/software_application/1452 should lead to a file called "Win10 LiteOS 21H2 Pro Gamer19044.1387.iso" which you can use as the install source for your new VirtualBox Windows 10 session(s).

Even if it didn't crash as it loaded up in v8.0.28, it won't work, because it uses newer C#8 coding and syntax not available in the then existing C#5 ninjascript. It just takes 1 line of code, and the whole indicator will not work. It's a shame the NT programmers did this, to save all of a few lines of code. That aside, they specifically say 8.1.5 is required: https://bestorderflow.com/userguide/install/clean-nt8

This is super interesting, and consequential - thanks for taking the time to check this out. I might see if I can get similar results. A big downside though, is that the profitwala version can't connect to Tradovate.

8.0.28 is available via this link. It works completely fine for connecting to a live broker, can handle at least 1 Rithmic connection, and multiple Tradovate, CQG and most other available NT connections. It has full orderflow capability enabled. It's not the latest version, but is MultiPC, meaning you don't need a license, and it's not tied to any one hardware ID. Few people need the newer/newest copies of NT, unless a specific indicator uses some of the modified scripting they've introduced.

They give you credentials to for the "Rithmic Paper Trade" server, which you can connect directly to from v8.0.28 "opened" NT8 found in the thread below. They offer prop "$25K" prop accounts for as little as $59 initially, then $29/month to extend, where you need to make ~$2000, but in ~$167 daily amounts, which takes 12 days, without any losing days. You're getting a proper Rithmic L2 datafeed on all the CME exchanges, and you can trade your way to some money.

Yes, NT 8.0.28-Multi-PC connects fine. They can and will enable L2 on all exchanges.

The definition of the word "Orderflow" includes and implies buyers and sellers. That can be pulled from a datafeed that has level 2 buying and selling quantity, and is displayed in a cumulative delta indicator, footprint chart or DOM. MT4 & MT5 datafeeds don't have that ability: they just stream the price, time & volume and plot it on your chart. The volume you are streamed contains no information about the buys or sells or who the aggressor is. Also, to have a proper view of orderflow, it needs to be a centralized exchange, meaning, exactly one exchange that all the transactions flow through - that's why having the CME/Nymex/Comex to show orderflow of ES/CL/GC works to show a complete picture of all the buying or selling. Forex transactions do not occur on a centralized exchange: there are banks and datafeeds that show a good amount of transactions that they do, but there are clearing houses and exchanges all over the major financial centers of the world, and there's no good way to have a complete picture of how much EURUSD was bought or sold at a specific price. (There are datafeeds that bring various major bank's forex data into one feed, but this gets costly, and, displaying very large actual dollar transactional volume at every pip becomes unfeasible, and generally isn't practical.)

The NT 8.0.28 Multi-PC version allows a Rithmic connection to the Rithmic Paper Servers, which is what TFD uses. But, if it is a dedicated node Rithmic server, those are not in the list built in to NT, and one cannot connect. MT4 is definitely a good option to start, to learn and employ the basics of trading. But NT allows for better and proper charting, along with the benefit of maybe using actual transaction volumes, DOM, footprint, large trades, and other things that proper datafeeds allow for. And they are expensive as a monthly fee, so free or close to free can be a good cost savings. It should also be possible to get trial Rithmic and CQG datafeeds that last 14 or 30 days, and then when requesting it again, use a (free) VPN to have it originate from a different IP address, and use a temporary email where they send you your ID & password.

There's a decent library of indicators on google drive, here:

Using a minimal cost prop trading provider could be an option. And it can serve as an incentive to try and get some form of funded account. There are some very cost effective options out there. Oneuptrader had a $19/month special with a Rithmic datafeed and L2 enabled. (The 'sale' is no longer on.) They call it a $25K account, one can trade up for 30 micros, and try to attain $1500 profit. Another currently cheap option is TheFuturesDesk offering a similar account for $25/month, and then $29/month extensions. They too offer 'free' L2 Rithmic. I'm only offering these as alternatives to paying for a monthly L2 datafeed, with I believe are all over $60. I used to use CQG free trials, constantly renewing them biweekly or monthly, by going to a landing page like this, under a VPN that changed the location they saw I was applying for, and then use different names & email addresses, and you should be able to constantly renew. https://www.ampfutures.com/why-amp/cqg-data-quality Here's that current $25/$29 offer from TheFuturesDesk:

8.0.28 MultiPC with Orderflow is available here:

You have said you are "subscribed to data" and you have called it "live data" but it's unclear which brand or who you bought it from? From Ninjatrader directly? If so, did they not specify how to connect it, meaning, which option to use among all the "Connection adapters" ? Is it live Tradovate data? Ninjatrader will give a live data 2 week demo, but after that, unless you have a brokerage account with them, they will not sell you a data subscription package. Are you paying for a datafeed? But, if you have one of the brands listed under connections of the 8.0.28 version provided in this thread, they will work. Some of that detail from Ninjatrader is found here: https://support.ninjatrader.com/s/article/How-do-I-register-for-data-feeds-for-my-account?language=en_US

I'm in - let's go!

Having the same problem here ... edit or wanting to quote a post locks the page up. Right clicking to respond with the quote of a previous post does not carry the post to the new browser window. Chrome is (auto) updated and doesn't work in IE either (I used to have a problem in Chrome, so used IE, now that does not work.). Tried on 2 separate PCs. Strange.

Thanks for the videos @FloridaTrader ... I've not watched them and will probably not download them, and certainly don't want you to take this the wrong way (as I have not seen the video content); this dude shows up on boards every so often, trying to realtime predict where CL will swing next, and very quickly gets very confrontational and in record time p!sses everyone off, and just as quickly gets banned and tossed. I recall others posting about his past, which has had other shady ventures; he also lives in a below average apartment, yet professes to have broken 'the code'. His name is known, and when you google, there are tons of folks who have been ripped off by his courses, promises, and trading room. Honestly, anyone who pretends to be that good in CL trading, wouldn't be living where he does and ongoingly peddling courses that few have found value in; in brief, mastering CL trading can IMHO lead to significant financial prosperity. :)

I just downloaded it, still asks for a password.

yeah, i found the same thing, with that particular file. I am not sure why. (while other rapidshare downloads tend to be much faster). oh well, eventually, it comes in.

This link works, and the rar is error free. (There is a space showing up in the word 'Market' below - not sure why - eliminate the space) https://[email protected]/files/3338870163/Wyckoff_by_the_Action-Sequence_Method_-_An_Effective_Way_to_Teach_and_Learn_Technical_Market_Analysis_-_Hank_Pruden.rar

This technique has major value and significance. Too bad I missed it and did not know of the value of this, a year ago. Links are quite dead, and, unavailable anywhere. A reup would make this valued technique available to all. :)

This guy is a crook. I read elsewhere that each file has different passwords, and, he has not supplied what was requested and 'paid for' quite often. And, if you notice, many of the files have the exact same size - he is thus 'padding' them with other content (mp3s, etc) to make money from the downloads. Given he didn't pay for any of this himself, this is another leg up beyond what most here are trying to do by 'testing' software.

Although this is an old thread, this dude never goes away - he's touring the US & Canada promoting the same incoherent gibberish that's been exposed by many, but, there are always candidates for his money sucking tactics. Canada's CBC did a story exposing him earlier this year; here's a few links: http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2010/01/28/consumer-rich-dad-poor-dad-marketplace.html http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/blog/2010/01/get-rich-quick-schemes-really-are-too-good-to-be-true.html And the 22 minute show segment with an undercover camera and catching this tongue-tied fraudster in more than enough lies. Enjoy. http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2010/road_to_rich_dad/main.html

It is incredibly helpful for both five minute price action chart reading and for identifying the top and bottom of trends on a hourly or a session movement. You can identify where buyers and sellers are, and enter on the next bars with confirmation, with very good risk to reward ratios. Compared to all the indicators out there and on many people's charts, VSA has more value IMHO. That other famous forum on the web (not sure if I'm permitted to mention) has tons of excellent info. Reading Mastering the Markets (many times!) is a good idea, but even without that, you can get a good sense for identifying setups.

SignRC, Wow, great post and great choice of download provider ... there appears to be no limit to how much one can download from it, and it takes about 4 min per 100MB file - I was able to grab most over a late eastern time evening. Unfortunately, the following aren't on ifile.it any longer - if you can replace them, I'm sure many would be thankful. :-) part04, part12, part14, part17, part21