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Microsoft certainly busy making easy click-and-generate developer tools (which activity does seem to leave them no time to write operating systems not requiring weekly patches for very serious vulnerabilities). And there is indeed a problem with technical management who thinks these interface...

you can get http://amibroker.com/download.html running on Yahoo data. or have a closer look at free solutions at: http://gliptak.150m.com/open_finance_projects.html

there are multiple front ends available like http://ott.sourceforge.net/ibtrader.html which you are welcome to contribute to your own liking :)

there is a list of some projects at http://gliptak.150m.com/open_finance_projects.html

these days many of those ads are stale, or maybe never even existed only displayed for the purposes of collecting resumes ...

Belkin is CompUsa's home brand it seems ...

here the CBOT a/c/e Error Trade Policy: http://www.cbot.com/cbot/docs/39676.pdf

the problem is that Outlook (Express) could trigger a "certain level" of execution if you just even look at the message ...

why trade canadian markets (outside RSPs) when no quality trading platforms and no low brokerage fees provided?

what are their usage limits? (it is kinda non obvious from the site ...)

and if you really want something which does not depend on a particular individual/company and their desires to provide you with the software/enhancements/support now and in the future than you could go with opensource. like http://ott.sourceforge.net/ibtrader.html

have a look at http://interactivebrokers.com/index.html?html/generalAccount/universalAccount.html~top.body

actually ninja-trader is no longer free

have a look at http://ott.sourceforge.net/ibtrader.html you should be to add a new tab of your design and use the facilities already programmed

http://clearstation.etrade.com/

nice post Scientist

you could try http://ott.sourceforge.net/ibtrader.html with IB feed

considering that in many cases one would not even be filled when willing to pay bid/ask when trading options, the results could be slightly misleading

looks like it "Instinet Pegged Market Orders Your order is pegged to buy on the best offer, and sell on the best bid" from http://interactivebrokers.com/html/tradingInfo/orderInformation.html

i wonder if there are similar frequent happenings on Eurex too. anybody can comment?