Can I trade Nifty NF futures via Ninjatrader?

[steve257]

Does anyone know how to trade Nifty NF futures via Ninjatrader?
And what the broker/data feed needed is. Thanks.

steve

[NinjaTrader_DrewO]

Hello,

NinjaTrader comes pre-loaded with the most commonly traded instruments however, you may find the need to add an additional instrument.


Please follow the instructions below to add an instrument in the Instrument Manager.
-From the NinjaTrader Control Center window select the menu Tools> Instrument Manager
-Press the 'New' button
-Enter in instrument specific information and select the appropriate exchange (add Default exchange for equities in addition to the actual exchange)
-Fill in any relevant information under the 'Misc' tab such as symbol mapping for your target connectivity provider
-Press the 'OK' button


The instrument is now added to the master instrument list.


Please follow the instructions below if you want to add this instrument to an instrument list.
-Select the instrument list you wish to add the instrument to via the 'Instrument lists' drop down list in the upper left hand corner
-Select the exchange (Default recommend for equities) as this will route orders to your broker smart routing system
-Select the appropriate expiration date if this is a futures instrument
-Press the '<' button to add the instrument to the list
-You are now complete and can press the 'OK' button.

You can use this instrument in the platform if connected to a data provider that supports Futures and your specific connection is enabled for this data.
I have provided a link below to the NinjaTrader 7 Help Guide that goes over understanding the data provided by the available connectivity providers.



http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...rical_data.htm

[JerryWar]

I think all you need is the CME's on your data package. That is basically all I use except for NYMEX
and I have it and was able to pull up a chart you don't have to add the instrument but you do have to add it to your instrument list to create a chart. Very Low volume.