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NinjaTrader dxFeed

dxFeed provides a list of market data feeds for NinjaTrader subscribers, including Nasdaq TotalView (Full Order Depth for US stocks), OPRA. U.S. Options Composite, Turkish Futures and Equities.

To give subscribers the benefits of using Full Market Depth, dxFeed has developed two NinjaTrader-specific widgets:

  • The DOM (Depth of Market) widget shows the price ladder in real time for stocks.
  • The DOM Heatmap widget maps real-time Market Depth data on a chart displaying the historical change of the Order Book.

Benefits

Using Nasdaq TotalView and dxFeed widgets helps to perform market microstructure analysis, find deeper price action insights and make better trading decisions. Both of these widgets are currently available for FREE for NinjaTrader subscribers via dxFeed market data subscriptions.

Watch this video to learn more about the benefits dxFeed widgets can bring to traders using the Full Order Depth feed that we deliver (Nasdaq TotalView).

dxFeed for NinjaTrader provides access to:

Real-time futures data

Unlimited real-time data

Advanced charting

Trade simulator

Strategy development and backtesting

Connection to NinjaTrader Brokerage, Interactive Brokers,
TD Ameritrade & more

NinjaTrader is a award-winning trading platform that is consistently voted an industry leader by the trading community. Featuring 1000s of Apps & Add-Ons for unlimited customization, NinjaTrader is used by over 500,000 traders for advanced market analysis, professional charting and fast order execution.

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