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I've used all, and 3/4 the most and 5 more recently. Everybody seems to have very high opinions of takion. It's created by the same guys who created andover/anvil (before it was bought by sungard and then by LS before they shut it down). I think lightspeed is better than many of these...

there are people who do and packages for this (search r seek for quant/finance/etc), although for the most part they trade using daily data. for larger volume stuff for the most part you're better off doing analysis of backtesting results or signals in R.

you could look at using qcollector, which i believe automates esignal data exporting. might also check out iqfeed they have faster more flexible feed than esignal at comparable prices.

Sorry you took this the wrong way. I just find it humorous when one little piggy wants to reinvent the wheel. I'm used to little piggys going to market, but maybe the piggy bank is empty so the piggy stays home. Not sure I'm a little rusty on my piggy bank stories, but I thought the...

my bad there are two somewhat similiar threads going on, i replied to the wrong one.

or if you want to be firm neutral any software provider that supports lightspeed... trade ideas, pracplay, hammerstone, etc

lol you're probably better off using somebody else's extension.

you should be able to use iron python with tradelink

thanks. ofthomas is a saint!

eoddata.com is pretty good for this

tradelink

the built for a GUI makes somewhat sense, although there are other obscure "features" like this in the api that are not consistent with how TWS behaves (specifically order acks running on multiple machines) that suggests TWS is not built on it's own api (or not entirely).

as far as i have ever gathered it's simply that it's easier for them to do this way.

actually IB has a known "feature" where you can get a fill ack either before or instead of an order acknowledgement. if the fill happens quickly enough they don't bother sending an order ack, although you can also see fill acks preceed order acks. fyi....tradelink's ib connnector is...

i use 7zip

from looking at gloriabrown's other posts i see people pointing out that gloria brown is the old ET user j2ee, aka developeralgo on TL aka the communist troll everywhere. adding gloriabrown back to my ignore list...

w/tl guessing you're not a contributor and don't give back to the project cause there's a separate area for project contributors to comment and help each other.

i see. well if you couldn't figure out an open source system on your own chances are you need to be using a commercial system anyways. so whether it's a proprietary/retail platform or just signing up for the commercial version of open source, that is your choice. in both cases you pay...

tradelink has a lot of comments and thousands of unit tests, but yeah with any open source project or coding project in general you will have a learning curve of some sort. unavoidable. though for the most part the point of using an existing platform is that you don't really need to modify...

or just use the most popular open source platform out there and reap the benefits of both worlds...