You can not obtain replay data for nadex yet. The data can be collected but it is massive amounts of data every single tick and is not in organized fashion - ie charts etc… so programs have to be built to parse it out like on a chart.
The main issue is there are 1,000+ contracts a day it snot like just collecting data on one futures contract its all the ticks on the 1,000+ contracts.
Deviation data - do you mean Apex Diagnostic deviations - you can view those historically on ninjatrader charts using our indicator
Multiple levels assuming you mean multiple levels of bid/ask size and price at once. Im sure the data is there but in reality you usually only look at level 1 when doing a replay.
You can get the replay data on the underlying market in nt7 as noted in the video above.
Regarding elite just do it on the simple underlying market. Win/Loss will apply the same on a nadex contract (only variance being if doing binaries ie ITM/OTM - was there enough time for move on OTM or did it expire ITM etc… based on contract selected. For spreads will be very similar so long as choosing ATM spreads.
For the reasons noted above you can’t learn Nadex market replays. You can replay a strategy ie elite on the underlying then apply it. Then extract assume pricing based on strike, distance to underlying, implied volatility, time to expiration etc… based on regular pricing you see in live trading with the same factors all built in.
Best practice is get a strategy working on market replay on the underlying. Make an assumption on how to choose the nadex spread or binary then test in demo going forward to see if your assumptions are correct. And not time of day etc… strikes available, fills, prices etc… as doing so.
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