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Does CGQ offer custom formulas as http://esignal.com/esignal/features/featureslist/2.asp#formula and backtesting as http://esignal.com/esignal/features/featureslist/default.asp#backtesting It is really not clear from the CQG site. Also do they have an API to access the data...

have a look at http://www.privoxy.org/ there also settings in browsers to deny selected cookies ...

read http://www.interactivebrokers.com/discus/messages/2/4981.html

http://www.nationalpost.com/financialpost/story.html?id=%7B5886D708-3973-41F6-98A9-CD75C822886A%7D "A recent survey by Deutsche Bank and Birinyi and Associates found TSX trading costs among the lowest in the world. " One wonders why it is not reflected in the fees for average investors ...

How does one prove things to the tax people without a paper trail? And even how does one prove that his account exists at the brokerage at all?

:) you are welcome

So you are phoning them frequently :) Thanks for the pointers over_invested.

Ask? I do not recall Etrade Canada being flexible in this matter. When I tried to discuss with them why the spread was so high, I was told that they are not a bank. Which broker has these rules? Do you always have to ask or there is a "flag" on your account on this?

You have to have the margin specified to open the position (and the maintainance margin available until you keep it open). Some brokerags offer "day" margins (about 1/2 (?) of the exchange margin).

So every time you open/close a US position pay the high (at Etrade Canada I was quoted almost 2%, worse than bank already high bank spreads ...) USD-CAD spread? As by the rules RRSP account cannot be kept in USD. %2+2%+1%=5% those seem to be some nicely working swing trades :)

To ONE traders Fri Nov 8 15:51:33 2002 EST ONE Trading: ONE experienced a brief server failure at 15:40 EST. They recovered at 15:41 and as of 15:49 All ONE systems are available.

To ONE traders Fri Nov 8 15:51:33 2002 EST ONE Trading: ONE experienced a brief server failure at 15:40 EST. They recovered at 15:41 and as of 15:49 All ONE systems are available.

http://www.openoffice.org/ also has sketchy documentation, but at least it is free

really the only reason to trade Canadian stocks (considering how thin and mostly low quality the market is and how high the brokerage fees are) is because RRSP rules for investments require Canadian content. Otherwise just go with the US markets at http://www.interactivebrokers.ca/

inputs: Length1(13), Length2(21); variables: EMA1( 0 ), EMA2( 0 ), Difference ( 0 ) ; EMA1= Average(Close, Length1) ; EMA2= Average(EMA1, Length1); Plot1(EMA1, "EMA1"); Plot2(EMA2, "EMA2"); should get you on your way. (I'm not sure what the E stands for in the Mov...

You mean you do not have the TWS window running/showing at all? URL please?

Can you provide some details on this special deal?

With these eSignal delays described, is there another data provider with a good charting engine which could be recommended?

see http://www.plasma-online.de/english/help/solutions/win_nt_convert.html

also http://www.r-project.org/ http://root.cern.ch/ http://www.gnu.org/software/goose/