the index of Dow, Nikkei 225, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 with Ninja Trader 8?

[kuro6090]

I subscribe to Interactive Brokers Market Data.

It was possible to display general Japanese stock data on the chart.

What should the "Symbol Map" of "instrument" be to display the index of Dow, Nikkei 225, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 with Ninja Trader 8?

[NinjaTrader_Marco]

Hello,

Thanks for your post.

When creating a new chart or from right-clicking on a chart> Data Series, you can change to the Heikin Ashi from the Type dropdown.

NinjaTrader comes preloaded with the most commonly traded instruments. These are all available by default and can be seen from the Control Center> Tools> Instruments> searching for the instrument.

Should you wish to add an instrument to your database that is not located in the preloaded lists, please follow these steps:

• Navigate to the Control Center > Tools > Instruments window.
• Left-click on the ‘add’ button that appears near the lower right-hand corner of the Instruments window.
• Enter instrument-specific symbol mapping, exchanges, and other information on the Instrument editor that appears. This information will largely depend on your broker or data feed provider’s specific settings regarding the instrument in question.
• Left-click the OK button once each field has been filled out with correct information.

The new instrument has now been created in your database. Should you wish to add this instrument to an instrument list:

• Navigate to the Control Center > Tools > Instruments Lists window.
• Left-click to select the instrument list that you wish to add this instrument to in the left panel, then left-click on the ‘add’ button at the bottom of the right-hand panel.
• Type the name and (if applicable) front month of your instrument in the search field that appears. Press the Enter button on your keyboard to confirm this change.
• Left-click the OK button to close the Instrument Lists window.

Your new instrument is now added to the instrument list of your choice.

Please let us know if we may be of further assistance.