Thanks. I'll back away from the thread, slowly.

I guess my memory is just faulty. I haven't used Ninja in a long time now, but I thought for sure market replay was updating my DOM more than once per second.

Good luck finding a solution! Hopefully someone can help.

BTW, @puppeye posted an External Data "feed" Windows application here:

Historical ES Tick Data from 2003 and up Attached is a nice little software called NTDataFeeder, it has the ability to feed the historical tick data to ninja as if it is coming from a data provider (e.g. zenfire). Pretty much like market replay (except it doesnt feed timestamps to ninja) 1. …

Mike

Big Mike 

Thanks. I'll back away from the thread, slowly. I guess my memory is just faulty. I haven't used Ninja in a long time now, but I thought for sure market replay was updating my DOM more than once per second. Good luck finding a solution! Hopefully someone can help. BTW, @ puppeye posted an External Data "feed" Windows application here: Historical ES Tick Data from 2003 and up Attached is a nice little software called NTDataFeeder, it has the ability to feed the historical tick data to ninja as if it is coming from a data provider (e.g. zenfire). Pretty much like market replay (except it doesnt feed timestamps to ninja) 1. … Mike

No worries

And thanks for the NTDataFeeder, I'll give it a shot

Unfortunately NTDataFeeder is reliant on tick data exported via NT. This exported data is timestamped to the second. This isn't good enough to correctly replicate market behaviour in fast moving instruments.

This is gonna be harder than I thought.

Just FYI, NinjaTrader v8 is suppose to have "nanosecond" timestamping. But its still under development.

MrYou 

Just FYI, NinjaTrader v8 is suppose to have "nanosecond" timestamping. But its still under development.

Yeah I know, but it's a long time until NT8 is released. Waiting really isnt an option.

So i'm bumping this in hopes of more answers