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short day but a few nice trades. +$4130 net merry christmas all!

heavy turnover but little acheived except providing the broker with some extra spending money...

A short day but a good one +$6,384 net Catch y'all tomorrow

no trading in the gbp account today. the other account saw some nice action though: +$6,768 net

lots of winners, lots of losers. +$2,145 net

+$3,575 net

friday: +$4,200 net monday: -$710 net today: best day of the month so far: +$9,960 net. just missed out on 5 figure day.

back to winning ways. +$3,840 net

first proper losing day since launching the newly expanded algo. -$2,148 net. Approx half of that was in comms - ouch.

breakeven day here

only traded in one a/c today +$1,306 net

Another above average day Sadly, the money I earn in GBP keeps getting devalued against everything else. That's life I guess... +$5,403 net

Pretty good day here +$7437

very light trading but happy to finish green +$744 net

stopped posting here in the main 1.5 months ago while I put the finishing touches to my trading algo. it's pretty much finished now and up and running so I thought i'd get back to posting, at least until year end. the core strategy is still the same but now with more stocks being watched...

I give up trying to convince you - but your understanding of what the TT FIX adapter is for is completely wrong. Check their website. Good luck

I hear you - delays are frustrating but I warn you that implementing your first auto-trading system will take WAAAYY longer than you expect no matter what. No recommendations for VB.NET - we used lots of googles to find articles on topics that we needed. Learned by doing. And stop...

You don't want the TT FIX adapter - the API will be fine. By far your best option as I see it is to use a minimal Excel front-end with your VBA code running in the background. Excel is not optimal from a stability point of view but if you keep interaction with sheet formulas etc to a...

Hi Seems like you are a bit all-over-the place unless I am misunderstanding you. vba (visual basic for applications) is visual basic watered down for use with other apps - generally MS Office (excel) which is why everyone keeps suggesting Excel to you. if you have written in vba (not VB6)...

gotcha - i don't think we fundamentally disagree here. when i use the acronym HF on this thread, I am using it for high freq, not hedge fund - sorry if that is the source of confussion. that's the danger of over-using acronyms i guess. so yes, I have been talking about the requirements of...