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Soultrader's YM Workspace for Tradestation

For those who want a similar setup as my YM workspace, I have attached the .tsw file here. First install the three .eld files: TICK DELTA.ELD, TTMTREND.ELD, and SOULTRADERPIVOTS.ELD.

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I like the tick delta, how does one go about setting that up or can it be imported via easy language?
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Just install the .ELD file. It should be labeled as TICK DELTA under indicators in your TS.
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I am new to this forum and an IB user who charts through quotetracker and marketdelta (just started with the latter). I am so intrigued by your tick delta indicator, that I am opening up an account just to have that availability.

As you may know, IB chunks their tick data to some extent, so I am curious to compare side by side the difference. I know that given a slow enough market, IB's tick data is exact, because I see my exact orders go through properly on the bid/ask.

I'm actually looking forward to setting up a whole seperate computer with tradestation and using your indicator, which seems to replicate much of what market delta does. I love market delta's infinitely customizable MP charts. Do you know any other chart vendor that can take an IB or TS datastream and give full MP functionality (composites, etc.)
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Re: Soultrader's YM Workspace for Tradestation

I personally use tradestation for Market Profile also. It might be best if you ask Tingull because he is familiar with market profile vendors. Try shooting him a pm to see what he has to say. Also, Ant is the MP wizard so he should be familiar with vendors as well.

Note: The TICK Delta is actually a misleading name. The coder, walterw decided to change it to Volume Delta.
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Re: Soultrader's YM Workspace for Tradestation

thanks.

i like MD but for $180 a month, if i can get the same basic functionality using your indicator, it's clearly a better buy. Basically, I am just looking for confirmation/divergence between price action and bid/sell volume.

I also like to use MD to chart (for example) only the 20 lot plus order going through the ES which helps me understand the actions of institutional traders.

if TS allows charting of composite MP charts then Im all set, otherwise, I will contact Tingull.

I like to set up a 20 day MP up to the current date, a 10 day, and the previous 10 day and then the last 5 days. to compare development.
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Re: Soultrader's YM Workspace for Tradestation

TS does not offer market profile by default. The mp indicator was coded by Ant and is posted in our forums. The problem is that it will not plot a composite profile which is very important for MP traders. Tingull I believe uses Investor R/T and I have seen some very nice MP composite charts. Very good mp package in my opinion.
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Re: Soultrader's YM Workspace for Tradestation

dalby,

With Ants indicator you won't be able to do composite MP charts on TS. I use Investor/RT which is the same charting and MP that Marketdelta uses (it's the same guy who codes it) the only thing you dont get is the footprint stuff. If you want a fabulous MP charting package, you could check out InvestorRT, Sierra Charts has a great one as Ive been told.

I'm on a Mac, and haven't had many issues with IRT, but those on PC's have complained a little of some issues. IRT was originally made on a Mac, so that could be a reason.
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