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Also check out big mikes forum for data, and Kinetick - they have a good amount of minute data.

perhaps this curve will begin to look like parabolic 1999 again.

I was implying that 4-4:15 pm timeframe is a stop for intraday time period, so for ES that leaves max loss of any day within the past 20 years about 8% or so.

Ninjatrader is in C# I highly recommend it, but of course there is a learning curve.

Just wondering, what is your philosophy on stops? There seem to be advantages and disadvantages (I am referring mostly to ES intraday systems) Advantages: Lower drawdown exact loss size therefore easier to manage risk avoids catastrophic loss in even of market blowup/account blowout...

The reason I ask is, say I want to move upto capital of $10 million or more, perhaps $25 million. Id never be able to survive a drawdown of $3 million with a cap contribution.

Ninjatrader is a platform based on C#, also its free to test and develop stuff on. I highly recommend it, however there's a learning curve.

Any firms still around that don't require a capital contribution?

Hey DOM do you think these patterns are specific to CL or do you think they would also imply to ES?

I recommend u learn some coding skills

This is more than likely a losers game because theres not a lot of news out at this time so market is destined to have a lot of random chop.

Hi, can you compare Multicharts with Ninjatrader?

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the new look sux.

Because its cold. Now with the invention of the air conditioner people are moving south because its en vogue to enjoy the weather.

I've heard its pretty realistic, for super liquid instruments like ES slippage is 0-.25 points but I would go with markets because with limits you can get yourself into trouble.

Hey guys, I had just thought of another time-related execution question. Doesn't a broker have to be located near the exchange for it to offer you super fast executions? Does anyone have any information on MS's for the network connection to the exchange from a broker? I am only interested in...

Got it, thanks for the information.

Assuming AMP is located near the trading floor in chicago? Whats the ms to exchange?

HJey hafez, how did you determine a bid price? Also what area are you in? I know a lot of bust areas in the sunbelt still have prices pretty low compared to in the bubble.