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Definately not Elder. His money management stuff is very basic. The books I'm currently considering on MM are.. Trade your way to financial freedom - Van Tharp The Trading Game - Ryan Jones Portfolio Management Formulas - Ralph Vince

rofl. that's it. i'm going to be rich.

That's definately Tom Hougaard.

Use the 'EntriesToday(date)' function to limit the number of trades you do in a day.

While I think of it he also posts on some boards as SunSeeker. There is a SunSeeker on this board but I don't know if it is him.

He posts under TomH. Anything to do with MarketMap is his (though you have to pay for it - I don't so can't comment). He posts in various threads, this one for example... http://forum.tacticaltrader.com/viewtopic.php?t=825

Do you mean Tom Hougaard? Don't let him hear you call him English - he's Dutch!! (though he does work in England). He posts a lot here... http://forum.tacticaltrader.com/index.php

Might be interesting... http://www.investors.com/includes/edit/presscenter/aaiiaug2003.pdf

NO! eSignal can't backtest for peanuts. It's a great real-time charting product but forget it for backtesting.

http://disktrading.is99.com/disktrading/

As juggernaut says… VoteForATrade=0; {weightings should add up to 100} Condition1Weighting=5; Condition2Weighting=10; Condition3Weighting=10; Condition4Weighting=25; Condition5Weighting=20; Condition6Weighting=5; Condition7Weighting=15; Condition8Weighting=10...

I have no complaints about RJO'Brien. Fills are fast and at the market. Another alternative is Interactive Brokers.

The reason the spreadbetting side of the business has 'dodgy' data in the UK is because of UK law. The only way they can call themselves a 'betting' company, with all the tax advantages that entails, is by taking market data, 'processing' it, and the giving it to the customer as a 'bet'. UK...

CMC have an office in New York and are regulated by the NFA. Why would they open an office in NY and then only let people from the UK open an account. And we're not talking about spreadbetting, we're talking about Forex.

I don't trade forex a lot but when I do I've never had a problem. I 've never heard of anyone else having slippage problems (on forex) with them. This is a UK board that discusses forex and brokers that you might want to look at...

http://www.cmcforex.com/us/forex_home.jsp This guys are big in the UK and offer good spreads. Don't know what their US operation is like.

Try www.futurestruth.com Not recommending them, but if you want a system they are the place to start looking.

Apparently (according to TS) when they put their direct links in to the CME etc it causes a lot more data to hit your PC. They have fixed some code in 7.2 to be more efficient. My CPU is maxed out whenever their is any movement. I'll try 7.2 and then a new PC!

Er... My quote was about DDE links to Excel. When will you support DDE links to Excel?

Try www.trade2win.co.uk