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http://www.tradeproject.de/Start.23.0.html?&L=1 is free as well

Gamer, I developed my app all in C++ for several reasons which are mostly of personal nature. First is that I develop in C++ on the Windows platform for a very long time. Second is that I really love to have great performance (even if a lot of people will claim that C# and Java will give you...

A .NET application needs the .NET Framework to run. You can say that a .NET App runs on top of this Framework. A native App run on top of the OS – it doesn’t needs the .NET framework to run. Please keep in mind that this is only a very easy approach to show the differences from a user point...

I already run up to 6 strategies at the same time with my app TradeProject (http://www.tradeproject.de/Start.23.0.html?&L=1). It is also only ‘handmade’, but for my needs it works well with IB and more than one strategy. Daniel

The lights can kill when the train hits you.

Hi Wayne, Thanks for your applause! :) Yes I know the licensing of TickZoom, always read the threads. :) TradeProject is not open source; it is free as binary without any limitations. Problems here were: - It is developed in native C++/MFC and it is difficult to find developers...

I have already developed a platform for manual and automatic trading which can use tick data if you like, but bars are also possible. Furthermore I’m the developer and can add features you’re missing. You can give it a try – it’s free: http://www.tradeproject.de/Start.23.0.html?&L=1 Daniel

I think that it will become a world economic problem. If the dollar goes down, oil will usually rise and that will have big impact on the US economy. On the other hand the EU cannot survive without the US.

If you want to compile a 64-Bit C++ program using the TWS-API you will run into the same sort of problems as rbartell is in. My solution for this was to rewrite it to get everything working with 64-Bit and 32-Bit. That’s the reason why I thought that it could also be a solution in Java – but...

If you look at the IB-API Code you can see that the API is ‘only’ a simple protocol for the communication app <-> TWS over TCP/IP. I have developed an app which is available as native 32 and 64 Bit versions. I have redeveloped this communication to fit my needs, which wasn’t that difficult...

Hi Fierze, I do not know any answer to 1 – think someone else can help you there, but for your second question: ‘Buy Mkt’ will send a MARKET order to your Broker/Exchange and ‘Buy Ask’ will issue a LIMIT-Order with the current ‘Ask’-price as the limit. Daniel

Hi obeleob, I already have developed a trading application, but to give you some useful information I need to know what kind of trading application are you going to develop? Do you want to access real-time quotes or EOD? Do you want to submit/manage orders? Which broker will you use for that...

Hi osho67, For more information on you concept you may want to read this book: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Option-Writing-Strategies-Extraordinary-Returns/dp/0071448837 You can also write naked puts instead of writing covered calls. It has the same risk/profit profiles and save some...

One thing to keep in mind is that 3rd party software can only work, if the TWS is running. So there is potential that there is a memory-leak, which is not the fault of the developer of the 3rd party app.

No problem, you're welcome!

Hi monti1a, Maybe TradeProject (http://www.tradeproject.de/Start.23.0.html?&L=1) is not as good as Ninja – but give it a try and tell me what you miss. I will then see what I can do for you :) Daniel

Thanks - that's an important information for me! Wonder why they do not make this information public on their web-site?

@jeb9999, Thanks for your information. Do you have any source where I could find out which securities are updated in 100ms intervals?

Yes, but do not forget that IB delivers snapshots only (If my memory is right its max 3 ticks per second)!!! So that’s the IB-speed-secret :)

If you use IB you could also have a look at my app TradeProject @ http://www.tradeproject.de/Start.23.0.html?&L=1 which offers also a Chart-Trader and DOM-Trader - and it's free! Daniel