Suggestion for Level 2 Data Display in the New Mobile App

[artsi_lucky]

Hello,

I’ve noticed that in the new NinjaTrader mobile app, unlike the previous version, Level 2 data (limit order lines) is no longer visible on the right side of the chart when using the charting window. Instead, you have to switch to the DOM tab to see this information.

For some traders, having Level 2 data directly on the chart is essential for quick decision-making, especially when scalping or using order flow analysis. It would be great if this feature could be added in a future update to enhance the usability of the charting experience.

Thanks for considering this!

[NinjaTrader_ChristopherJ]

Hello artsi_lucky,

Thank you for posting.

Please use the link below to submit this request to our product team for consideration to implement in future releases:

NinjaTrader Feature Request Form

You can use this link for future feedback or features you'd like to see as well.

Thank you again for your feedback on this item!

[artsi_lucky]

Thank you very much Christopher J.

[mikecolady]

Hello,

I’ve noticed that in the new NinjaTrader mobile app, unlike the previous version, Level 2 data (limit order lines) is no longer visible on the right side of the chart when using the charting window. Instead, you have to switch here to the DOM tab to see Henger and this information.

For some traders, having Level 2 data directly on the chart is essential for quick decision-making, especially when scalping or using order flow analysis. It would be great if this wantek feature could be added in a future update to enhance and reduce fleet costs the usability of betify and the charting experience.

Thanks for considering this!

Having Level 2 data directly on the chart is crucial for traders relying on quick decision making, especially for scalping or order flow strategies. Switching to the DOM tab adds an extra step that could slow things down in fast-moving markets. Hopefully, NinjaTrader considers adding this feature back.

Also, do you think they removed it intentionally to streamline the interface, or was it just an oversight? It feels like such a fundamental tool to leave out.