Zerodha....
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Sounds awesome. Well, the reply was kinda vague like I had anticipated... 
Any idea what exactly you guys have up your sleeve and how you intend to address the "problem"?
Am using GDFL's data feeds at the moment but its a little steep price wise, considering they only provide F&O data, which by all means should be sufficient but a trader being a trader, develops this khujli to track stocks which aren't listed in the F&O segment, which brings us to this unique problem. EOD is fine if one wants to go long. TT is fine if one is doing intraday, but hey, without backfill, one is pretty much trading in the dark.
Just curious to know how you would rate the "jugaad" you guys have planned vis-a-vis GDFL's live feeds? I haven't tried any other real time feeds for amibroker so I wouldn't know but really looking forward to using your product.
Much thanks and really appreciate the fact that you guys have decided to address this "issue" and the release is probably eagerly awaited by most Zerodha customers.
Any idea what exactly you guys have up your sleeve and how you intend to address the "problem"? Am using GDFL's data feeds at the moment but its a little steep price wise, considering they only provide F&O data, which by all means should be sufficient but a trader being a trader, develops this khujli to track stocks which aren't listed in the F&O segment, which brings us to this unique problem. EOD is fine if one wants to go long. TT is fine if one is doing intraday, but hey, without backfill, one is pretty much trading in the dark.
Just curious to know how you would rate the "jugaad" you guys have planned vis-a-vis GDFL's live feeds? I haven't tried any other real time feeds for amibroker so I wouldn't know but really looking forward to using your product.
Much thanks and really appreciate the fact that you guys have decided to address this "issue" and the release is probably eagerly awaited by most Zerodha customers.
Hello Sachin
Today I found your corporate office at Singapore.Total adress is,Registered Address: Zerodha, 175/176 2nd floor, Bannergatta Road, Bilekhalli, Bangalore 560076, Karnataka, India
Corporate Office: 391B Orchard Road, Ngee Ann City, Tower B # 21-06, Singapore 238874
Do you have international presence?
Today I found your corporate office at Singapore.Total adress is,Registered Address: Zerodha, 175/176 2nd floor, Bannergatta Road, Bilekhalli, Bangalore 560076, Karnataka, India
Corporate Office: 391B Orchard Road, Ngee Ann City, Tower B # 21-06, Singapore 238874
Do you have international presence?
Place the mouse cursor on the right bottom of the indices window(which looks like a grid), left click it and resize it like you would resize any other window. I have reduced mine to display only one row, ie, S&P Nifty. Once you have resized it, you can reposition it at a convenient spot near the toolbar.
Agreed, NSE NOW is quite a resource hog in contrast to FT's Diet Odin, it is still a decent trading terminal despite its own quirks. I had first hand experience on NOW trading platform from Omnesys when I was trading through Way2Wealth. Their terminal had live intraday charts except for Nifty Index which had to be redrawn in order to display the most current data.
One way to keep NSE NOW as light as possible is to add as few scrips to the watch list. I have been doing this quite successfully for a while with noticeable difference.
I have anywhere between 2-5 scrips at most added to my watch list. It keeps my workstation from sounding like a Huey Cobra escaping the battlefield when the tide turns against me
Sachin, could you share the workstation config you guys use at work? I am stuck with a pentium dual core which clocks at around 2.6 ghz and has about 4 gigs of ram, but I still find it sluggish while using NOW and Amibroker together, with Amibroker displaying real time charts(not more than 4 charts at a time). NOW continues to be a resource hog without Amibroker running alongside, and this I have tested on various workstations with no AV or other resource hungry apps running simultaneously.
Quite tempted to pick up a quadcore but divided between AMD and Intel. The "i" series that you mentioned are pretty ordinary when it comes to real time number crunching. It is the premium segment of the "i" series which offers any improvement over the others, but they are quite insanely priced.
Agreed, NSE NOW is quite a resource hog in contrast to FT's Diet Odin, it is still a decent trading terminal despite its own quirks. I had first hand experience on NOW trading platform from Omnesys when I was trading through Way2Wealth. Their terminal had live intraday charts except for Nifty Index which had to be redrawn in order to display the most current data.
One way to keep NSE NOW as light as possible is to add as few scrips to the watch list. I have been doing this quite successfully for a while with noticeable difference.
I have anywhere between 2-5 scrips at most added to my watch list. It keeps my workstation from sounding like a Huey Cobra escaping the battlefield when the tide turns against me
Sachin, could you share the workstation config you guys use at work? I am stuck with a pentium dual core which clocks at around 2.6 ghz and has about 4 gigs of ram, but I still find it sluggish while using NOW and Amibroker together, with Amibroker displaying real time charts(not more than 4 charts at a time). NOW continues to be a resource hog without Amibroker running alongside, and this I have tested on various workstations with no AV or other resource hungry apps running simultaneously.
Quite tempted to pick up a quadcore but divided between AMD and Intel. The "i" series that you mentioned are pretty ordinary when it comes to real time number crunching. It is the premium segment of the "i" series which offers any improvement over the others, but they are quite insanely priced.
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Place the mouse cursor on the right bottom of the indices window(which looks like a grid), left click it and resize it like you would resize any other window. I have reduced mine to display only one row, ie, S&P Nifty. Once you have resized it, you can reposition it at a convenient spot near the toolbar.
Agreed, NSE NOW is quite a resource hog in contrast to FT's Diet Odin, it is still a decent trading terminal despite its own quirks. I had first hand experience on NOW trading platform from Omnesys when I was trading through Way2Wealth. Their terminal had live intraday charts except for Nifty Index which had to be redrawn in order to display the most current data.
One way to keep NSE NOW as light as possible is to add as few scrips to the watch list. I have been doing this quite successfully for a while with noticeable difference.
I have anywhere between 2-5 scrips at most added to my watch list. It keeps my workstation from sounding like a Huey Cobra escaping the battlefield when the tide turns against me
Sachin, could you share the workstation config you guys use at work? I am stuck with a pentium dual core which clocks at around 2.6 ghz and has about 4 gigs of ram, but I still find it sluggish while using NOW and Amibroker together, with Amibroker displaying real time charts(not more than 4 charts at a time). NOW continues to be a resource hog without Amibroker running alongside, and this I have tested on various workstations with no AV or other resource hungry apps running simultaneously.
Quite tempted to pick up a quadcore but divided between AMD and Intel. The "i" series that you mentioned are pretty ordinary when it comes to real time number crunching. It is the premium segment of the "i" series which offers any improvement over the others, but they are quite insanely priced.
Agreed, NSE NOW is quite a resource hog in contrast to FT's Diet Odin, it is still a decent trading terminal despite its own quirks. I had first hand experience on NOW trading platform from Omnesys when I was trading through Way2Wealth. Their terminal had live intraday charts except for Nifty Index which had to be redrawn in order to display the most current data.
One way to keep NSE NOW as light as possible is to add as few scrips to the watch list. I have been doing this quite successfully for a while with noticeable difference.
I have anywhere between 2-5 scrips at most added to my watch list. It keeps my workstation from sounding like a Huey Cobra escaping the battlefield when the tide turns against me
Sachin, could you share the workstation config you guys use at work? I am stuck with a pentium dual core which clocks at around 2.6 ghz and has about 4 gigs of ram, but I still find it sluggish while using NOW and Amibroker together, with Amibroker displaying real time charts(not more than 4 charts at a time). NOW continues to be a resource hog without Amibroker running alongside, and this I have tested on various workstations with no AV or other resource hungry apps running simultaneously.
Quite tempted to pick up a quadcore but divided between AMD and Intel. The "i" series that you mentioned are pretty ordinary when it comes to real time number crunching. It is the premium segment of the "i" series which offers any improvement over the others, but they are quite insanely priced.
My advise would be to use a basic system for charting and run NOW on a decent system, don't run both on the same machine, as I said, it is not just about your system speed but also the internet connectivity makes a huge difference... Cheers..
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