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I just finished reading his "The Coming Economic Collapse ..." book, which focuses on the impact of the coming ever-increasing oil costs and how there is loathfully inadequate government etc. responses to this impending problem. His advanced degree in Psychology shows through in this book as he...

Thanks for the link; I wasn't aware of this video. Another interesting, related video, "Money As Debt": http://videolectures.net/google_grignon_debt/

wenzi, Thanks for your help. My criticism of NT still stands.

wenzi, " ... it will work." Yes, you would think so, but the following code generates an error message (and NT developers think it's reasonable). if ( (ToTime(Time[0]) <= Time_RevEnd) ) { EnterShortStop(sp, "LRev"); } else ExitLongStop(sp);

I think NT is a nice bit of software (in general) but certainly not without its failings, even major ones. For example, in terms of automation (which you were asking about) take the case of using 10 minute bars; let's say you got into a trade and would like to reverse it up to a time of say...

tradelink, I've just downloaded your software; looks interesting. May I suggest you implement an interface with the Open E Cry brokerage. They have an extensive C# API which is well documented, so I would imagine it would be a relatively easy thing to do. Feel free to send me a PM if...

ES = emini S&P500 futures contract

I'm a bit surprised with the price that CQG charges for data. According to their website one can get about 10 years of 1 minute bar data for the DAX and also ES futures for $1200. Compare this with tickdata.com where you can get tick data for 15 years of data for $750. Further compare that to...

You can buy the source code from them.

Maybe these guys can help you: http://www.modulusfe.com

I pretty sure NinjaTrader can do this without much problem.

If you're using OEC please be aware that their demo (simulation) account does not model a real account accurately. I've had automated systems produce better results on the same day using the demo system than on the real system. The demo system does not take into consideration the bid-ask spread...

Do you have an IB account? You can download 1 minute data from them (free of charge).

It's daily data.

You're probably right! In which case, I'd recommend that he lower his price a lot considering what the competition has to offer: http://pitrading.com/intraday_ascii_data_stocks_edition.htm

Yonas, I have no experience with Price-Data, but how many years of back data do you need?

James, How do you combine these 39 signals? Is it simply a majority vote or something more involved? Also, I can't help thinking 39 signals is overkill. Did you actually verify the value added of all 39 signals? If so, how could you do that considering the very large number of combinations...

According to their website one of the features of Openquant is "intraday backtesting and automated trading with tick data" .

Is there any reason you would not use your systems on options on the ES (the SP500 mini futures)? (You could get greater leverage). Richard

Flip, Thanks for your info. I know of TWSLink; I tried it some time ago but it had a limitation that may be gone at this time (the author had assured me of that). I'm a heavy Matlab user, but alas not for trading, so I probably can't help you there. It would be nice to use Matlab with...