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window dressing. It can change the language of the earnings reporting.

TS's auto trendlines are horrible. You are better off charting your own. I will take a look at your system when I get off work later. Thanks for the disclosure of your system.

Maple and Mathematica also have financial verticals for their software.

If you are just swing trading, then zenfire-based feeds aren't going to offer much value over IB. Scalping is a different story. That said, even then it won't make a dramatic difference. I imagine the latency/lag between the top data vendors today are in the milliseconds for ECN's.

Programming/scripting is usually required. I learned TradeStations' EasyLanguage over a weekend. (Although, I do have a background in programming). NinjaTrader has a wizard like dialog process that lets you do very basic logic actions graphically, based on popular indicators. I've never used...

I know that Tradestation and NinjaTrader, among other programmable platforms can do what you are looking for. This is basic stuff when it comes to automated trading.

Beauty. Why am I still on TS. I know C#! Letting go is hard...

If your work is not blocking port 3389, this is a fine way to get around the corp. firewall. I trade like this also, but more so because I rather have all my workspaces and EL code on one machine, and not worry about having to sync files back and forth between computers. The next step for...

Right click on your desktop create new shortcut paste cmd.exe /k ping interactivebrokers.com next, next, finish

The lack of documentation on the quant platform is very concerning. I looked and don't see much other than a blog of tutorials and a quick start guide. I would like to hear from anyone that has experience with both quant and ninja, or another c# based platform. Looking for specific examples.

@Sky, Can you give some short examples of the limitations of Ninja that you don't have in Quant?