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I've never met nicer people than in Hawaii.

There's no drug use in Colombia , which I believe was the second on the happiest list.:D

Matlab is probably your best bet. You could try with a program such as tradestation, but Matlab is quite a bit more flexible.

I've been trading on pats through Man for a long time. I don't remember the last time I had an issue in any market conditions. They were a little rough when they first installed pats, but that was like 6 years ago. For the last 2-3 years everything has been excellent!

If you are trading 2 different strategies, say a trend following and a counter trend strategy, it is very likely that they will be on opposite sides of the market. Whether you do it in 1 or 2 accounts has no effect on the results though.

any extra space in your office?

I didn't go, but one of my friends did and said it was a great time. Apparently it was far better than the average trade show etc.

100% per month price increase.

That's why I stick to currency futures and don't do any FX. I still don't trust the FX markets enough.

HA HA HA, my thoughts exactly!!!

Definatly looked like the market started moving a little early. There was very little liquidity at the time though, so it could have just appeared that way due to the high spread.

The only way I found to solve that problem is to become a programmer yourself!!! It takes a lot of time, but it has worked wonders for me and my trading.

Why would you sell something that is preforming so well?

Try this. The problem doing it this way is you're assuming that if openpositionprofit > 0 the trade will close with profits, when that is not neccessarily the case. You could maybe change the 0 to 100 to give yourself some room. vars: tt(0),size(1),tradesize(1); tt=totaltrades...

It is not working properly because you are sending orders to buy or sell the next bar before you exit your position. TradeStation doesn't know if the trade you are in will close with profits or losses when you are sending your orders. A work around would be..... vars...

This code works perfect. I don't know how else I can help without seeing the code and knowing exactly what is going on. _______________________________________________ vars: tt(0),size(1),lasttrade(1); tt=totaltrades; if tt>tt[1] then begin if positionprofit(1)>=0 then size=1...

try this. tt=totaltrades; if tt>tt[1] then begin if positionprofit(1)>=0 then size=1; if positionprofit(1)<= then size=size+1; end;

so you want to increase your position size after a losing trade?

I have programmed it, but I don't see what you're trying to do in your code.

LEVERAGE. Most successful CTA's in history haven't drawn down 30%!!!