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Gilari Decosta
2018-06-09 12:25:45


One useful feature is external data feed just like in Ninja Trader 7.In India We are not expecting live data feed to QS in near future.
Under such condition external data feed may help us to make a connection with websockets ,even though its capability is limited


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2018-06-10 00:38:25

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A new custom feed (That you can feed with C# scripts) will be implemented in the next release.


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