Recent content by Joel Reymont

I can translate EL but it won't run because the C# implementation of a bunch of EL functions is missing. I stopped there since there weren't many takers for the translator.

Try Vision Financial Markets. They are a self-clearing broker.

IB for the win! I have a foreign corp account with ToS but I opened it way before TD Ameritrade.

Why would IB cancel your first order? Should they not leave it alone and leave the decision up to you?

Satisfied?

LNE is for European exercise style and ON is for American.

NG has two trading classes: LNE and ON. The API also wants the multiplier. You need to use both the multiplier and the local symbol when subscribing to market data, you get these from reqContractDetails. Assuming you wanted prices on the 6.6 July calls, use the following symbol = '' #...

Yes, I went through the 3 (I think) threads on the subject. This is also why I gave up on the idea of the web-based EasyLanguage to NinjaTrader C# translator. That said, it seems that most of the strategies depend on 1) markets they are used on and, 2) optimized parameters. Miss #1 and...

Ja, Ja. From my local paradise of Tenerife? No way. I did spend about 10 years in the US, mostly in NYC and working on Wall St. Don't really want to go back. That said, all my clients are remote and I rarely go on-site. Take a look at my LinkedIn recommendations.

Start another thread maybe? Why hijack this one? I'll participate, looking for a solution at the moment.

I can pull up the options chain for NG in TWS OptionTrader so you should be able to do the same via the API. Don't think this has anything to do with programming, though.

I'm joelr1@gmail.com if you want to email me directly.

I'm a kick-ass programmer charging 120 EUR/150 USD per hour. I just started trading the (reasonably large) downpayment on a house we didn't buy. I'm not doing too well but I don't have to work for at least 6 months so there's time to learn. I'm looking for a successful trader to be my...

Why does TD suck and why should I stay away? Also, do your comments apply to TD Canada or TD USA, they seem to be different entities with different rules.