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The different results posted here from the same feeds are interesting. At the moment I have eSignal, IQ Feed, and IB. I have run all three together and found IQ Feed to lag IB and eSignal. IB and eSignal are very close. The IQ Feed has been solid although their new client crashed on me...

Maybe I don't understand, you can change the IP address of the hotbrick or the linksys. I run both on my network, the hotbrick connected to both data feeds up-linked to the linksys router/wireless access point. Is that what you are trying to do? Regards, TG

If anyone is using eSignal you may have problems with load balancing with these routers, eSignal does not like the session switching from one source to another. Solution is to use failover not load balancing with eSignal. Regards, TG

Thank you for the clarification, and thanks to all who have contributed to these journals. Regards, TG

Hello, More of a lurker here than a poster. I have a question, anyone else come up with HWCC as a hotlist stock today? My initial stocktables.com scan was 80/80, culled via "cull stocktables" spreadsheet, and ran against Hershey Rank Scan V1.0 Thanks, TG

I have had a Hotbrick LB2 for a number of months, works well and does fail-over as expected. The dual Ethernet connection approach works well if you run a single machine. Regards, TG

Yes, they can trade ETF's. Definition from Investor Words Exchange Traded Fund. A fund that tracks an index, but can be traded like a stock. Link for full definition from same. http://www.investorwords.com/1755/ETF.html

Happy Holidays Thank you to all who contribute to the interesting discussion here on ET. Guy

I have been running automated trades with NeoTicker and IB for a few months, works well for me. You can write your system code in a number of languages.

If you are looking to test and trade strategies across portfolios you can do better than TS. Yes, it can be hacked together as described in the post above but that is lame compared to something that is built to handle portfolio strategies. I have been using NeoTicker, it works well for me...

AVG 7.1 is going away, AVG 7.5 is available in the free version.

Looks like Neoticker meets your requirements, you may want to check it out. I have used or tried Amibroker, WealthLab, & TS and prefer Neoticker. http://www.tickquest.com/

About 200 here, down a little from last year.

BestBuy has the 19" version on sale for $219.00. Not bad.

ESignal has more intraday data for backtesting. 120 trading days for ESignal, 120 calendar days for IQ. I have been told that by reps at each that they are planning to extend the amount of available intraday historical data.

12:20 - Just logged in, no problem here

It does include equities and futures, not sure how far back.

Look at buying into dips - countertrend.

Fidelity is the only broker for new users in the United States. No FX, no futures. If you have a copy of Wealth-Lab Developer that was purchased prior to the Fidelity deal you can use the IB interface.

Submitted some limit orders to ARCA prior to the open. They did not show up on the book. So, it appears that the "Trading Hours" option does impact basket orders.