MT4 for NSE Scrips Needed

Rkji

Well-Known Member
#1
Hi All

I am amazed to know that noone has been successful in getting around a way to import end of day data into mt4 to view nse stocks.

forget fxcentral, forget gci, forget any mt4 from any broker or third party asking for 1800/month.. money isn't grown on trees & when one has to demo for another year or so, there is no point in paying or getting live just for the heck of it or using mt4 paid.

came across some south indian guy who succeeded to some extent in mt4 and all it required was to add certain files to mt4 to be able to view eod charts..but even that failed.

guys, till the time we don't have a solid charting programme like mt4, we ain't going anywhere.

i do not like amibroker, metastock,ninja trader, blah blah..tried all but noone is as fine as mt4..so work around a way to get the best.

regards to all
rishi
 
#2
Hi All

I am amazed to know that noone has been successful in getting around a way to import end of day data into mt4 to view nse stocks.

forget fxcentral, forget gci, forget any mt4 from any broker or third party asking for 1800/month.. money isn't grown on trees & when one has to demo for another year or so, there is no point in paying or getting live just for the heck of it or using mt4 paid.

came across some south indian guy who succeeded to some extent in mt4 and all it required was to add certain files to mt4 to be able to view eod charts..but even that failed.

guys, till the time we don't have a solid charting programme like mt4, we ain't going anywhere.

i do not like amibroker, metastock,ninja trader, blah blah..tried all but noone is as fine as mt4..so work around a way to get the best.

regards to all
rishi
The reason we don't have our own MetaTrader-type platforms in India because government restrictions & taxes suck profits out of the markets from brokers as well as traders. This is one of the reasons why "discount-broking" which is such a big thing in developed-markets hasn't done that well in India because the government restrictions & taxes put up artificial entry-barriers for domestic as well as foreign entities, not to mention it raises costs & lowers profits for brokers & hence broking as well as trading becomes less profitable endeavor, therefore the quality of broking is generally low.

If government restrictions & taxes are taken out & Indian markets are opened up then more traders will enter the markets more easily as the cost of trading will be reduced & rewards increased, which'll allow brokers & traders to bear the cost of high-quality platforms like MetaTrader more easily.......but until then I guess we'll just have to crack & mend with what we can.......what a pitiful situation for Indian traders :down:
 

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