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I know nothing about Landshark but I salute your astute judgement of Kriel. A shill of the worst kind.

Upwork or fiverr for freelancers, but only if continuity and iterative development isn’t crucial I say that because there’s nothing more annoying than hiring a great coder who you go back to for round two and find yourself with a 2 month lead time . the more you can do in house the better I found

Yep, consider it your coding friend - literally anything you're doing that's repetitive and clearly defined should be coded up. In doing so, it'll help you narrow down what's discretionary or not, and if it really should be discretionary. I knew zero coding to start with, and now a few months...

I don’t want to know the ending, let him drip feed it! Absolutely cracking read, and don’t get into what happened next, it’s your biggest asset

Great read fella, keep this going

Not on the same instrument it’s not

I don’t trade stocks but I do FX all day long so briefly… standard TA works in context (to a point). Pay attention to session times. Macro data takes time to fully show its hand (see boe interest rates recently). TWAP is v important, so measure time of moves carefully. Opening ranges are...

Fx signal providers! Handy tips to fleece the public. Most stats don’t have the capacity to see dd on an individual trade… so you know what they say. Never close a bad trade and keep ‘em coming By the time you’ve martingaled your nth position you’ll have coined loads of rubes You’re welcome

There's no course that'll come anywhere near you plus a few hours of GPT 4 developing things that you need. Start really simple and you'll pick up 95% of it as you go, the rest you'll have to look up. It starts really slow, but I'm a month in, and can now do stuff I thought way too complex to...

I get it. The tricky part is the first one ... signal: c#, SQL, IQ feed, Excel visualisation: excel to ninja trade: discretionary. I see/recognise feel the pain; it's the first part that's a headache. If you're feeling brave I reckon you could hack through GPT it with a simpler setup using...

So LF, what next?

Yeah you say that I bet you're listening to the best of Five as we speak GPT cannot polish a turd, true, but not every GPT user is a turd polisher.

To add to that, my requirements are on the surface nearly identical to yours and I've been banging through gpt 4 for a month and automating analysis that I've been reluctant to farm out with two important differences Because privacy concerns are exponential using AI, the way I've done it is...

this is my only live call on ET and so bad it makes me wince. Turns out he was capping the price and had no plan. And let it rip — and will continue to rip . There’s rumours of installing some competent finance chiefs but only interest rates will turn it around. For those longing usdtry now...

It’s tough but as others has said by itself it offers no advantage; a multiplier of your gains losses. There are two ways of approaching it, either you start with lower risk, scaling in to full size. Or full risk, and treat each add as a new trade which can only be done once your entry is at...

Careful on this trade; the tide's changing. 1) Erdogan's run out of money, now asset-stripping the country for help. It's a terrible spot to be in 2) He's conclusively proved his low interest strategy is screwing the economy utterly and completely 3) Even if he realised this before, U-turns...

Bit less than that, but standing by and watching as a quasi-communist country takes on the march and storms through stealing parts of Europe isn't an option unless you're actually a communist. Thank fuck the US (0.37%) is nothing like the French (0.07%).

op, for a real world example, check out how IB fared when the swiss removed the peg in 2015. 20% move, most clients highly leveraged. Several FX brokers went bust, Alpari was the biggest retail one, FXCM nearly went under. IB's clients lost around $150m and IB was on the hook for around $50m...

Think it just depends what you're up to. As a non-coder I can whip through a lot in Excel that would take me aeons to commission/test/refine, and some data that I can only access in a useful format via a data call so does the job.

One other option for you - Refinitiv's Eikon (retail version Xenith is just fine) has had an eye-watering amount of money thrown at it, so it's pretty stable relative to most excel implementations and you can granular to tick data updates if you so wish. Same problem as all the others, you can't...