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% a1.. a12 are your vector 1 X 150 % A is your new vector 12 X 150 % so A=[a1;a2;a3;a4;a5;a6;a7;a8;a9;a10;a11;a12];

There is activeX connection to Interactive Brokers, also some 3rd partz java interface to Interactive Brokers exist. But this part I haven't implemented yet.. (i am not so smart..)

I decided to use Matlab for backtesting&trading system development. Yes, the Java (or any real programming language is better) but I had no experience to work in anything else then Matlab. My system consist of several objects, they are connected to each other trough event -listener mechanism...

Thank you.. I found the port in IB Gateway is different.., 4001 also the ID must be set. It works now. thank

Halo I have no problem to connect the java API example (TestJavaClient) using Netbeans if my TWS Workstation is running. However, I cannot connect trough IB gateway. The IB gateway seems to be connected, but Java example does not work.

How about recalculation all prices so all prices are adjusted and using this adjusted prices for back testing? If I use original prices and there is split somewhere, there occurs sudden price jump which destroys technical indicators etc. So I do multiple all prices (open, high, low, ) by...

Yes, that's the problem. I plan to use FXDD. However, I don't know how long they plan to support the MT3. See my question on metatrader3 brokers at http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=68393

I have deceided for MetaTrader3 API. Anybody else here dealing with these stuff? (I am doing trading system in Matlab, API is necessary component)

Which brokers still support MetaTrader 3? As I know, only FXDD (http://www.fxdd.com) does. Do you know any others?

Thank you. I have read this help carefully but still I can't solve it. My functions don't work.

(This post is for the MatLab experts only) Can anybody help me with connecting MetaTrader3 API to MatLab? Some basic steps I can solve: loadlibrary('mtapi.dll','mtapi.h'); Now I can call some library functions: example: verzeion=calllib('mtapi', 'MtGetVersion');% socket1=calllib('mtapi'...

For me working with Matlab is more comfortable then using other software. The problem with Matlab is that Matlab does not contain AmiBroker's or MetaTrader's capabilities in technical analysis, backtesting etc. However, Matlab is powerful computing environment.