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I see your point. Finally, someone who actually answered the question by making a prediction as to what would happen to the ave scalpers profitability if released to everyone or not. thanks for the reply (hopefully your response doesn't side track the entire thread since I can only imagine...

it should be noted i never said it didn't exist. i initially say theres always been a barrier to entry regarding access to these tools: costs, lack of programming skills, inflexible gui/doesn't work well (or at all) with what you are using.

ib and ninja just prevent a certain style because of costs; agreed there is no edge. speaking of costs, expensive and inaccessible? not for long.... again, this thread isn't about "please tell me where i can find a equities specific grey box program that has a user friendly gui , that...

to be more specific, i'm speaking of something a proprietary equities scalper would use as a front end. so much as I know, i don't believe any proprietary equities scalpers (or traders) who are aligned with a prop shop use a front end compatible with this. (for example, no prop shop I know...

again, i'm speaking only of stocks. and what is available after an entry execution has been made seems rather limited (only 3 possible orders)

i also want to make it very clear that i'm not asking "does anybody know where I can find this type of technology" or anything like that. i'm simply looking for feedback regarding what scalpers think this type of technology would do to the ave scalpers profitability if it were a. only...

right. for the sake of comparison, lets say you're very specific and you only watch lvls of support that have broken but have been broken by an offer stepping down. say you'd like to blow up the offer once its about to go. well its pretty hard to do that with a stop limit order or anything...

i saw that they had an office there, but didn't think anything of it. will be pretty interesting to see what happens if they offer the same rates up north..even without a base, that should worry some other shops in the states.

are you saying an easily accessible GUI which requires no programming experience exists for stocks ? i'm only speaking of stocks, i'm aware some futures platforms have things i've discussed, like tt's oco trader/display size thresholds ect. but i know of nothing like this for stocks that has...

theres a barrier to automation for most scalpers. cost, lack of programming skills, and mainly an inflexible/inappropriate gui to enter orders a.k.a, not hotkeyable. i've always known scalpers that wanted to "automate" some part of their strategy, and its usually very simple concepts, like...

people in general aren't thaat happy, so thats rare itself. i've met a few amazing traders, and the only thing i can say thats positive about the best of them is everything is left at the office. other then that, they're all raving lunatics in the office.

you gotta wonder what your fees will be on the switch. is there no way to remove bad ticks from charts the same way you remove stickies from lvl2?