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tomjerry

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How to get the Tick List in NSE NOW?
Nest Plus Charting is Free with NSE NOW. Register it from the NOW menu list "Nest Plus"(after Tools menu). After registration, right click on script name, open plus chart as follows:





Right click on chart, select Data Table to get last few days tick list as follows:





Change "Interval" time as required from 1 min to Hourly.
 

vikrit

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What do you mean by tick list??
as TP showed, he may be mean 'tick list' by that only. in sharekhan tt, it's a chart feature, it showing data use for that particular script charting. for normal trader, in TT, for nifty one can get tick data of 4-sec interval lowest, and for commodity 1-2 sec (provided tick happened).

apart of that i want to know, is there any way to get/see tick data thru NSE NOW and NEST TRADER? what i mean by tick data is every TICK recorded/registered for that day at server. (live or EOD)

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vikrit

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Nest Plus Charting is Free with NSE NOW.............

Change "Interval" time as required from 1 min to Hourly.
lowest time frame is 1min in that as i know. is there a way to see every tick or/and 1-sec.?


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bpr

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Zerodha
Earlier without any external registration I used to access nest plus chart.
I am no longer able to access it. Is that feature removed?
Now as per your update I have to register at their site specifically to get Pulse chart?
https://plus.omnesysindia.com/NestPlus/registration.jsp
They are asking for Login id in their registration page.
Is it my NOW Login ID or something else.??
 

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vikrit

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I don't know.

If you know how to Save Tick Data from AmiBroker then use AmiBroker with NOW by Sudris's method listed here: http://www.traderji.com/data-feeds/60503-now-real-time-feed-amiborker-9.html#post639531

By above method you will get tick chart in AmiBroker which you can use to save tick data(I don't know how to save data from AmiBroker).
thanks, know about sudris tool, the thing is that need tick data to analyse commodity and nse scripts, and two basic problems in sudris tools, limitation of script no.s and backfill is not there. so, it is problematic if missed to start or wanna change/add scrips. so, that's why asked zerodha may be there is some way to get it from NOW/NEST.
 
In 2L/3L order why DAY option is disabled?






Shekhar, the spread order window is used for hyou have to put your price as the difference between the two contracts. For example, if you want to buy the Nifty spread and the price difference between the two calendar months is 40 points, you have to put 40 as the price in the price window.
2. You can choose the type of order you want:
a. Spread (calendar): This by default chooses one buy and one sell.
b. 2L: You can choose to buy or sell both legs.
c. 3L: You can choose to trade three legs at the same time.
3. Once the order is chosen, decide the quantity and the price. If it's not a spread order, then you have to put the price for each contract individually.
4. Click on submit and you're done.

IOC means Immediate or Cancel

All spread orders are NRML in nature.

Hope this information helps. :)

Hari
 
When i put spread order for NIFTY & put 50 in price column
order gets rejected & message came as "price diff. out of operating range"

Secondly can i enter spread for stocks also?
Because when i tried HDFC the order gets rejected

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Zerodha....few questionzzz ... plz answer.......

hyi zerodha,

few questions for u ....... since i am looking into old data and trying to make a profitable strategy that can work for me .......

1). I already have a trading account with zerodha ... how do i open a commodities account ?

2). what is the ammount required to short sell dlf-1m & rec-1m futures on intraday basis only?

2). what is the ammount required to short sell nifty-1m futures on intraday basis only ?

:):confused:;)

Regards,

varun
 
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