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Aren't those Israelis boarding the ship supposed to be special forces or something? I don't know how they are going to show their face after getting a beat-down from civilians with chairs and clubs. They even had their weapons taken from them. What kind of commandos are they? Embarassing...

Who were the people inside the boat? Were they Palestinians? There should be some good video footage of the whole event.

So you agree with promagma: at the time of placing your order "they" know whether it's going to be a winner or a loser. "They" know whether your trade is to open a position or to close a position. "They" know how long your are planning to hold the position for. "They" are monitoring the...

No, that doesn't explain why only the winners are partially filled and the losers are fully filled according to promagma. His statement implies that the market knows at the time of his placing the order whether it was going to be a winner or loser. If that's true it would be an exploitable edge.

Would you care to offer an explanation for this?

Bad form to cross-post the same question to multiple forums. Your question has been answered multiple times before. Try using the search function.

Expert Advisor - Automated Forex trading systems written in the MQL scripting language that run on the MetaTrader platform.

Sure, if you want to program in Javascript. Python + Twisted or Java + Mina/Netty suit me most of the time.

There are examples with the QuickFix and/or QuickFix/J code. Marketcetera also has some samples in their code. They use QuickFix/J last time I checked. Marketcetera used to have a public FIX server for testing. Not sure about now: http://www.marketcetera.com Also look at Trading...

So you had a position that you didn't mention earier. What other positions were there?

A lot of questions there. Conceptually and simplistically, you can think of auto-trading as a computer program that will execute trades for you based on some logic/rules that you have pre-defined. Often there two parts to that computer program: 1) The part that connects to your broker and...

That's a bit of a stretch.

Congratulations NoDoji. You've graduated to the big league: you have your very own stalker.

I assume you've ruled out running TWS from the Interactive Brokers website (via Java Web Start: http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/software/twsDisclaimer.php) If so, then you'll first need a portable version of Java on your USB...

Yeah, similar questions comes up every few months: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=183845

If you were objective, you would likely see what is plain. It is a photoshopped photo. Just look at the colors and the text. The only reason I can think of that you can't see this is blind hate. If there is another reason why you can't see it is photoshopped, let me know. I apologize if I have...

You can't seriously believe that photo is real can you? :eek: Can't you see the humor in it? It's an obvious joke. The juxtaposition is meant to make you laugh. A sense of humor is obviously required. More to the point, can't you see the Photoshop in it? I can't imagine the amount of...

As I said in the other thread, this is much more complicated - trying to build a FIX engine in PHP is a non-trivial undertaking and again, doesn't make sense to use from a web application. If you really want to you're better off trying to build a PHP extension using one of the C++ FIX engines.

The question isn't about PHP but about using a web application. You can use PHP to do the socket connection and monitoring, e-mailing, SMS, placing orders, receiving execution reports etc. ALL outside of the web server in a process that's running continuously outside of the web server so you...

Because it isn't an API! The APIs IB offer are in C++, Java, ActiveX etc. Not PHP and not via sockets. To get around the lack of PHP support you're reduced to trying to replicate their API by directly communicating with sockets and reverse engineering the official API implementations. IB...