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I can help them all with their burden; just send the money to me.

I may be a bit unorthodox and though I'm very familiar with it, I've never felt the need to use Pandas. The work flow is pretty straightforward so here's an example: The feeds I'm familiar with use either FIX or web sockets and I'll assume the latter since it's more common. Check the data...

A lot of people use Robinhood thanks to the utter simplicity of the app. It's just tap tap tap done. The instant deposits and free options trading don't hurt either.

I've been using Python with the Matplotlib charting library to run a trading bot I've been refining over the last couple of years. Did quite well in crypto and I'm currently adapting it to work with equities and futures. So I guess the answer is yes provided you have an edge already that you can...

Not him but here's my Galaxy Tab s5e (10 inches or so) I use to trade all the time. Highly recommended.

Picked mine up off of Craigslist for 200 bucks. I'm sure people have their reasons but I can't imagine paying much more than that for a phone except for one of those new folding ones but we'll see.

Not much to look at but here's the TradingView app on an iPhone

Python, Numpy, Scipy, Matplotlib, API from a dozen crypto exchanges, IEXCloud for the free "real time" stock data and some other stuff.

Another thumbs up for SQLite. I use it with Python and it is blazing fast with zero problems so far. In WAL mode, the issue of concurrent reads and writes is all but gone. I do a lot of stuff with Redis too and despite Redis being an "in memory" database, SQLite is still almost always faster...

ZeroMQ is great and I use it extensively for PUB/SUB but, ironically, it's not technically a "queue". Whatever you publish with zmq is "essentially" gone if there aren't any active subscribers. This is the case within the context of other patterns as well, not just PUB/SUB. If you really need a...

But I don't even like cake