Recent content by Davdse

I fail to see exactly what advantage a semi-automatic EA has over a fully automated one.

There's also http://www.forex.com/forex-api.html , but the list of bad reviews of forex.com/GAIN capital is quite large, the question is if you want to associate yourself with them.

http://www.lmaxtrader.co.uk/apply-for-an-account "Please note we are unable to accept applications from US residents." That's a shame... Another option is Dukascopy, with a $1000 minimum opening balance. However, their API is a Java one...

I suggest http://www.lmaxtrader.co.uk/ (relatively well-regulated real marketplace with sometimes low spreads, low startup costs and a free API with TCP/IP interface) and http://esper.codehaus.org (NEsper if you don't want to use Java). This should be enough to cover all needs.

http://www.torproject.org/

http://poker.cs.ualberta.ca/

Two suggestions: Esper Marketcetera (also employs Esper)

And how recent is your experience with Java?

Check out http://esper.codehaus.org and http://marketcetera.org

If only DTN had a non-windows-compatible API...

"tick-by-tick" data has a time granularity of one minute!

I find it incredible that only OpenTick used to have a somewhat usable service. CQG, for example, has a seemingly good service, but their time stamps have a minute granularity!

Opentick is testing ground for Xasax.com.

Marketcetera will integrate with an ESP/CEP engine like Esper within a few weeks.

If anything, his last name is likely to be Schneider, not Schneide