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What trading platforms or websites offer something similar to Market Delta Delta footprint or volume footprint? I see that IRT and CQG offer the feature. AMS offers something for IRT and Ninjatrader.
Of the platforms that do offer volume profile, which is more favored by users? I am new to the various trading platforms often mentioned on this site.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
You could try a Ninjatrader platform demo. They have an orderflow tool but available only to people who purchase a full licence. However as and Elite member here there is a very good Foot print tool available on this site ( https://nexusfi.com/local_links.php?linkid=1744 ).
Ninjatrader can perform badly with poorly coded indicators using too many resources, but I tried that Footprint indicator and found it was basic, but did what I wanted and used negligible computer resources.
(Interestingly the highest resource thing I found on Ninja was when I checked the DOM option to show cumulative depth (the sum of what is on the Bid or Offer), and that caused my processor load to jump from a single percent or two up to about 15%. Leave that off if you try the program, which it is by default).
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