Ninja for Mac or IPad ?

[marcopicos]

Hello. probably not the first time we ask this. Do you know if there will be a version of ninja for Mac or iPad ? I would like very much to use it in my iPad anywhere.

thanks !

[sledge]

Hello. probably not the first time we ask this. Do you know if there will be a version of ninja for Mac or iPad ? I would like very much to use it in my iPad anywhere.

thanks !

It will never happen. NT runs on .NET which is Microsoft product.

You would have to connect to your PC.

http://www.zweisteintrading.eu/ninjatinymobiletrader.htm

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It looks like NinjaTerminal is no more

http://www.androidsoftware.us/Applications/Ninja-Terminal.html

[marcopicos]

thanks! Now I am using VirtualBox, it works, but I have a lot of connection loss messages that I hate. Don't know if this is related with using a Mac, or if is related with my internet connection. The internet works while these connection losses happen.

[sledge]

thanks! Now I am using VirtualBox, it works, but I have a lot of connection loss messages that I hate. Don't know if this is related with using a Mac, or if is related with my internet connection. The internet works while these connection losses happen.

I don't use virtualbox. I believe Koganam uses it, but he is on a Windows PC with XP running inside.

At any rate, are you on a wired connection? They do recommend wired. I imagine NT would be picky on a wireless signal.

[marcopicos]

No, WIFI. Do you think it is better not trading in a laptop then?

[sledge]

No, WIFI. Do you think it is better not trading in a laptop then?

I trade on my laptop, but it is wired to my router.


I can not find at the moment where I might have read that it was recommended to use wired connection.

Maybe things have changed since the advent of 802.11N ...

[NinjaTrader_JC]

Hello marcopicos,

It is recommended that you are hardwired to your router so that their is not any interference that could cause a connection loss. While wireless is fine for most internet uses when connecting to a data provider the API will be constantly monitoring to connection between your computer and their servers. If an interrupt is detected it will report a connection loss when browsing the web will not be effected since the webpage is already downloaded into your computer.

As for Mobile devices, there is another site that you may look into, I am not sure if they support the iOS yet but they are called NinjaMonitor.

http://www.ninjamonitor.com/