Time and Sales and DOM data

[SuzyG]

Is there a way to retrieve the activity in the Time and Sales window and the number of contracts sitting at each level in the DOM?

Thank you in advance.

[NinjaTrader_Dierk]

Not supported at this point.

[lamass]

Am I understanding well that NinjaTrader does not support a way to differentiate (in the Time and Sales window), while using the function OnMarketData (in the script window when making indicators) the difference between:
At Ask,
At Bid,
Below Bid and
Above Ask?

If so, what is the use. One of the most important finctions is omited. I am almost suspicious as to "WHY?
Please let me know if I can control how much shares have been sold or bought against the Last Price. That is so simple- that is confusing me as to why it is not supported (if so).

How can I solve that problem? Get another software?

[lamass]

Dear Dierk/NT
I would like to make calculations on the actual sales data (what was sold/bought, and how much of it). That is the Time and Sales window. How can I translate its propertis into functions in the script? I also tried to use the OnMarketData but get either [mixed ask and bid entries] or altogether mixed [the ask/bid from Level II and the actual up/down sales]. I would like to differentiate them. The e.Price function gives it to me but all of them mixed. Is there a function that I can call and COMPARE WHAT IS ASK AND WHAT IS BID (from the sold shares) AGAINST THE LAST PRICE?
If so, please let me know. If not so, the I need to consider getting another software.
pss:
Also, is there a simple way to make a variable and find out whether the last sale was lower or higher then the LAST Price?
Thanks, lamass

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

lamass, for your use : have you already looked into the PowerVolume indicators, specifically the BuySellVolume we ship per default with our NinjaTrader?

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...indicators.htm

Their code would be open as well so you could review for your own projects.

For working in OnMarketData / OnMarketDepth, please be sure to filter the events returned by what event arg called the method (i.e bid / ask / last ...) -

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...aeventargs.htm

[lamass]

Thank you. Would you refer me to any reference as to how to filter the OnMarketData.Last ? Basically I get it all meshed with the ask/bid from level II- while I need just the bid/ask of the already bought/sold shares.
Thanks for your help.
lamass

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

To work on the current .Last event only, just put your logic after this if () condition:

protected override void OnMarketData(MarketDataEventArgs e)
{
if (e.MarketDataType == MarketDataType.Last)
}

This would then not react then to any bid / ask / other args the OnMarketData() would normally be called for as well.

[lamass]

Hi, Thanks for the tips!
I'm trying to convert an indicator (already existing from NT) to my needs and get an error that I can not. I also can not just copy and paste the code in a different file. Is there a way to use the existing indicators- and then experiment with adding code? And how?
thanks, lamass

this post is not relevant. On reinstallation it worked. One can copy and paste code form existing indicators- and work with them.

[lamass]

Dear Bertrand,
Thank you for your reply.
My problem is that after usindg this code :

protectedoverridevoid OnMarketData(MarketDataEventArgs e)
{
if (e.MarketDataType == MarketDataType.Last)
Print("Last = " + e.Price + " ....." + e.Volume);



//I get BOTH sales at the bid and at the ask price.


//If I add this code:



if (e.MarketDataType == MarketDataType.Ask)
Print("Ask = " + e.Price + " ....." + e.Volume);

}

then I get also the Level II, intermeshed- which is a chaos of data.

I want to just work with the bid and ask from the actual Sales window. How can I divide the 'MarketDataType.Last' into the 'ask' and 'bid' sales? That is the question Now!
Thank you for your help!

pssCan I compare it to something like 'Price' of 'last sale' or 'current price'?)

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

lamass, I have just replied to your note sent directly to support this morning.