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The problem is not the programing. I have been doing that for 7 years. The problem is finding a platform that will autotrade the pit

Does anyone know of a platform that can automate a trading system on the SP 500. thanks

Does anyone know how to code this in ninja trader? next bar open + 7 I don't think it can be done. Is there another platform that can autotrade that pits? thanks

I found 2 that I use daily. I have tried around 20 programs. Including some commercial software

When I started to backtest my hedge fund I went through all the different backtesting programs from tradestation to AMI broker. The two that I found work the best are Genesis and Traders Studio. Out of these 2 I would say I use Traders Studio more for my hedge fund because it is more complex...

The open and close mostly

I am trying to realistically simulate slippage using traders studio. I would like it if people would post some of their average slippage in different markets thanks

Yeah, I really wanted to use Nija Trader to automate my systems. Now it is a race between TradersStudio and Nija Trader. (Traders Studio should be able to auto trade soon and Nija trader may have the new feature soon)

I used Nija but found that it would not allow me to place trades off the open. I emailed the developers and they said they might put it in.

I would recommend TradersStudio. I use it every day for running my hedge fund, because it is extremely robust. The developer is one of the best; his systems are highly ranked on futures truth. (He is not just a businessman, but a trader) The best thing about this software is that it is 1/5th of...

I am looking to see if anyone would be interested in me starting a hedge fund journal. I would like to discuss how I set up the fund and the tools I used. Also give you a day to day life of a hedge fund operator. would anyone be interested in a journal like this?

Have you ever try another backtesting program?

Yeah, not just a trading platform. It would automatically be out because of the lack of features

Hey I have been looking around and I have not found anyother

For an upside breakout the day before should have a close lower then the open. The reverse for a downside breakout. This works because most traders believe that a breakout would fail. Most traders believe that it will cotinue in the direction that it closed.

While reading through his material I found this. This is a projection of todays range The close today is less than the open today: then use this (High today + Low today + Close today + Low today)/ 2 = X Tomorrow's projected high = X — Today's low Tomorrow's projected low = X - Today's...

It might be an interesting study to see what the differences are between the SP 500 and the Russel in terms of structure. I will read up again on the demarks filters. I have also found that using a pivot point as a filter worked quite well. There is some sort of bias for the market to close up...

I think we could make this a lot better by using some sort of range filter. What about demarks breakout filters?

They said that they no about the problem. They don't know of any way of fixing it yet

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