Big Changes in NinjaTrader 8.1.3 New Release


Example of Some of the Bugs Fixed
Trailing Stops in WebTrader Didn't Match to Desktop
"Target Filled" Sound File was Missing
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How Soon After A Release Do We Publish Them?
How Can You View Past Release Videos?
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Is NinjaTrader free to use?
NinjaTrader offers a free version that includes advanced charting, market analysis tools, and simulated trading capabilities. However, to trade live markets, you'll need to either lease or purchase a license, with plans starting at $49 per month or a one-time lifetime purchase of $1,099. Free users can still access real-time market data and practice strategies using the platform's built-in simulation mode.
Is NinjaTrader good for beginners?
NinjaTrader can be suitable for beginners, especially because it offers a free simulation mode that allows new traders to practice without risking real money. The platform provides extensive educational resources, webinars, and a supportive community forum. However, its advanced features and interface may feel overwhelming at first compared to simpler platforms, so beginners should expect a moderate learning curve.
What markets can you trade on NinjaTrader?
NinjaTrader primarily supports trading in futures and forex markets, with access to popular instruments like E-mini S&P 500, crude oil, gold, and major currency pairs. The platform also supports equities and options trading through connected brokerage accounts. NinjaTrader's own brokerage service specializes in futures trading and offers competitive commissions starting as low as $0.09 per micro contract.
How does NinjaTrader compare to TradingView?
NinjaTrader is best suited for active futures traders who need advanced order execution, automated strategy development, and direct brokerage integration, while TradingView excels as a cloud-based charting and social networking platform for traders across all markets. NinjaTrader is a desktop-based application offering deeper customization through C# programming, whereas TradingView is browser-based and uses Pine Script for custom indicators. Many traders use TradingView for analysis and charting while executing trades through NinjaTrader's brokerage.
Can you automate trading strategies with NinjaTrader?
Yes, NinjaTrader offers robust automated trading capabilities through its NinjaScript programming language, which is based on C#. Traders can build, backtest, and deploy fully automated strategies that execute trades without manual intervention. The platform also includes a Strategy Builder tool that allows users to create basic automated strategies without any coding knowledge, making algorithmic trading accessible to non-programmers.

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