warcious 

That is a very helpful answer. So you can basically compare the time of execution from inside R-Trader with Ninjatrader time of execution. Now I think that Ninjatrader shows seconds, will have to figure out how to see microseconds if possible Btw, do you offer trading Futures through Ninjatrader7, I believe I contacted you about this already but have not yet received a response.

Just use the DateTime.Now.ToShortTimeString() + ":" DateTime.Now.Milliseconds.ToString() in an OnExecution callback in NT. Or whatever output/logging you prefer. Actually I think NT puts the execution time in the callback parameters anyway so that would be better still.

warcious 

That is a very helpful answer. So you can basically compare the time of execution from inside R-Trader with Ninjatrader time of execution. Now I think that Ninjatrader shows seconds, will have to figure out how to see microseconds if possible Btw, do you offer trading Futures through Ninjatrader7, I believe I contacted you about this already but have not yet received a response.

You can see execution in ms in the Ninja log files.

mattz 

This is a really good question. I would say that most cable companies would facilitate Rithmic, but I promise to get back with what would be minimum and ideal. Let me check with Rithmic. @liquidcci and @lancelottrader are active and highly knowledgeable traders that could share what they use. Matt

this is another good question . do you have clients making money with the R Bass scalping algo.

forgiven 

this is another good question . do you have clients making money with the R Bass scalping algo.

As far as I recall, I never enabled this for anyone.
I have no stats to report, sorry.

Regards,
Matt Z
Optimus Futures

R Trader Pro's official documentation is incomplete, there's a lot that's available in the software that is not covered by the official documentation, that's a shame.

I'm wondering if there is a way to manually lock trading for the day without having to set a daily loss limit?