I know a couple of people that have gone this route and are paid a very fair amount for use of their system. For an undercapitalized trader, I think that this route is the better way to go.
That would depend on your definiation of holding. I think the proper question to ask is the odds of a nice bounce off of the fib number, in which case I am guessing slim.
I will let you know. I made a lot of progress over the weekend so I expect I will be ready to start trading shortly.
Yes it is 3 not .3. However, I think it may be a little higher after this weekend.
I have a strategy using fibs that works on multiple time frames and multiple instruments. The sharpe ratio is over 3 on the portfolio. I haven't traded it with real money yet as I am still putting the finishing touches on it. It looks pretty good though.
I use the treo 650. Haven't and wouldn't use it for trading, but I did sync with outlook and all that you mentioned. I absolutly love the phone. I thought it was pretty simple to set everything up, but I am pretty tech oriented.
I saw a program that allows customers to remotly log in to your server, and while having no access to your code, they can automatically execute the signals. I didn't get a lot of details, but it sounded interesting.
I handled this issue by switching my strategies to Visual Basic. There are a lot of advantages that I have found so far. Almost eliminating erroneous trades is probably the biggest.
Volume has been horrible lately. I think it was friday where there were only about 500 bond contracts traded, and I believe less than 100 10 year's. There were no trades at all on the russell!!!