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Sorry, missed that one: BoJ : EuroYen I don;t have a clue about the Aussie and NZ products as I do not follow / trade them

Interest rate futures ECB : Euribor BOE : Short Sterling FED : Eurodollars

Lol, I guess you have to learn how to read these blotters... (Hint, if you look at the SEC fee and know how much they charge, you should be able to see that the values in the P&L boxes are not as huge as they may look at first sight...) But consistency looking ok though! Keep up the good work.

I don't trade stocks, but I remember looking at TC a long time ago. (http://www.worden.com/) Maybe that helps....

Your reason for exit was the fact that your lunchbreak ended... How can you be serious about anything if that's how you're trading... No offense, but I think you should reschedule your trading ...

This will give me the same results as the web query. I need to read some data from it, and all the data is parsed into one column (For some reason this file is hard to read)

OK, I've given up... This should be really simple: LIFFE updates the settlement prices every day on their website, and I would like to get them into an EXCEL sheet. http://www.liffe.com/data/dfut070104.txt (example for todays file) If I use the web query, the formatting is all...

I agree about the fact that most API's only work for certain brokerages, although there are some points to mention here: *There are more and more brokers who use FIX, a standard way of communication so your application would be interchangeable between brokers *Some ISV's like Eccoware (Which...

Profu, I don't have experience with linking bloomberg terminal into excel, as I do not use my bloomberg for data in that way, but it should be quite easy using DDE. (I don;t think Bloomberg uses RTD :( ) When I did a quick check, I did find out that you need an EXCEL-Add-Inn for this...

ISM coming in below 50 (49.2) Meaning slowdown in economy (confirmed) People change their outlook for FED rate policy and this is the result.

Ever thought about futures prop ??? Best of both worlds :D :D :D

Tradestation/eSignal: don't use it and don't want to either. (Used both when I was trading retail, ok, but past that stadium now) CQG: good charting software, but definately not to be used for what I have in mind. I get my data either directly from the exchanges (com object) or via one of...

I'm not looking to create a black box, I'm looking to automate PART of my trading. I'm trading some strategies that involve processing a lot of information and EXCEL has it limitations, especially in fast markets. (SLOW / Hickups) The software will not even have to execute any trades as I...

I'm not underestimating anything... I'm willing to invest time into something that may help me out in my career. I am a full time trader, and up until now, have always been working with EXCEL, and used services of programmers we had in house. (Unfortunately I cannot use them anymore) SO...

So what would be the best language to learn. Assume 'some' VB6 and VBA experience... Planning to create some automation for my idea's (And no, I cannot use any of the available platforms) Would it make sense to pick up VB6 again? (I will need some time to get back into it) Would you...

you might be heading in the right direction here joop...

As a trader at a futures firm I always use leverage... But I guess that is not the answer you were looking for :D

best as always, but not the cheapest... www.csidata.com

“130/30” funds – the 130 representing a 130 per cent long position, using leverage, partially hedged by a 30 per cent short position.

http://www.cqg.com/Market-Data/Links-to-Excel-(DDS).aspx