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In regards to documentation, that's the general consensus from a programmer perspective. However, if there are features you like, and support is strong, there are many programmers for hire who specialize in specific software/languages.

What a great guy. Heard his name on the street, but never met, or seen him. I ran into Borsellino a few months back, and he was doing well, but shifted his focus into the cybersecurity business.

Which guy? They both live in shitholes. One Texas and the other NYC :)

Ok then, so tell us where to short at resistance (daily high/292.93) on today's SPY movement, and also why we shouldn't buy there, statistically speaking.

It looks pretty solid. Looking though the various links on their website, I couldn't figure out what coding language is offered.

It was sort of meant to be, but someone could argue that what I mentioned actually works. It's all a shot in the dark, with no definitive points. This is why applied math is so important.

SELL SUPPORT BUY RESISTANCE FADE BREAKOUTS NO STOPS

Amen to that :)

This task is best accomplished by third party software/data vendors. IQFeed will get you 180 days of SPY tick data and minute data back many years.

Welcome back from the dead:)

Anyone opinions on this service? I’m assuming you’d run into major trading library problems converting from Easylanguage/Powerlanguage to C/C#. Not sure jumping platforms is that easy:) http://www.mpsinc.com/index.html

Believe it or not, that’s far from what successful trading is. In reality, it’s an extremely structured and boring process.

Old thread resurrection :) What happened to RightEdge? Anyone still use it?

Looking at his mug shot in the article, looks like he just crawled out of a vagina.

Read up on synthetic data sets. What you don't see could provide opportunity.

Here we go again :)

@maxinger Unless your trading penny stocks at second to minute timeframes, you're definitely bothered by algos. Maybe you just don't realize it :)

Manually? What's your average holding time?

Agree to agree then :)

Most do, but it’s not 100%. A few algo/quant operations are really raking it in.