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molecool
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I have written an indicator that uses single ticks to calculate a signal line on 1000 and 4000 tick charts. Now when I reload my indicator the plot is significantly different from what was painted during the live session - see this thread for more details:

https://forum.ninjatrader.com/showthread.php?p=231390

Now, without burning hours researching this - simple question: Can GOMRecorder be used to persist my indicator plots locally? Again, my chart interval is either 4k or 1k ticks - so all I need is to write the live plots to disk and restore them on relaunch. Easy enough, right? ;-)

After reading the intro page my impression was that GOMRecorder is more focused on bid/ask data and not on restoring indicator plots.

Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Michael


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