Order Flow and volume profile trading

How to record the FA in this template

Thanks

change ninjatickfile to binary
and apply satesh template elsewhere in this forum

what is FA ??

@JD1234

I installed Josh1's RTDMan for Ninja couple of days back. But I m struggling to save data (as it doesnt store data anywhere).

Can u please guide me how do i can keep storage of data in local db without losing it on restarts ?

If i install GOMI indics and put em in market analyzer , will it record and store data without opening the chart ?

Thanks in advance,..

add gomi record indicator in mkt analyzer and save workspace

I did but still I think I m missing something. and not doing right.

I used template shared here called satesh.xml for MarketAnalyzer.

I m fetching about 10 scripts of data.

MarketAnalyzer was on before market. Quotes started coming in. But when I opened another chart (Nifty_F1 was already open),.. No ticks were there, and has to wait till next tick comes in.

So my query is ,.. Do I need to initiate all instruments one by one daily morning ?

Another thing is , when I created FP chart, and i switched to another instrument. and returned back to first instrument. previous data was gone .. so what am i still doing wrong ? or this is the only way ?

Thanks ,..

Please bear with me for acting dumb here. I normally dont create such mess.

right click on chart - indicator - volumeladder - change binary to ninjatick.

everyday morning after market open right click on market analyzer and apply template. link one chart and select one by one scrip wait till chart start ticking
it will working fine for me

binary will give recorded live data
ninjatick file is one secound data.

So what shall i use if i want to retain data post market hours ?

ninjaTick or binary ?

I changed data from binary to ninjaTick ,... All data except open charts got lost ,.. now new chart is building from scratch again...

I know initial setups may be hurdle but sure u guys will find out a way to help me out properly.. sorry for causing troubles...