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What is Nasdaq Life?
Nasdaq Life is an independent, browser-based market terminal for NASDAQ-listed stocks, at nasdaq.life. It puts the tools a short-term trader watches on one screen and is open about what its data covers.
What it does
- Stock scanner: gainers, losers and large-trade events
- Charts: candlesticks from 1 minute to daily with drawing tools and multi-chart layouts
- Level 1 / Level 2 order book, depth chart and spread
- Order flow: buy and sell volume bubbles on every candle, volume profile, delta, VWAP
- Time and sales with buy/sell side
- Breakout alerts on your own levels, with a strict confirmation
- News inside the terminal and a live broadcasts page
Who runs it
Nasdaq Life is built and run independently in Turkey. It is not affiliated with Nasdaq, Inc.; "NASDAQ" in the name refers to the market the terminal covers. It is also a separate site from nasdaq.live, which has a different operator; nasdaq.life is not a misspelling of it.
Where the data comes from
Market data comes from licensed providers (Intrinio EquitiesEdge, with Finnhub and Alpaca as fallbacks). When the same trade arrives from two feeds it is counted once, and all viewers see the same newest price. Delayed data is labeled as delayed.
How to try it
The home page has a live demo of the real member panel with clearly labeled sample data, no sign-in needed. Members sign in with Discord or Telegram, and membership with real data is opened with administrator approval. Demo mode is the default for practice trading and automation.