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why dont you use yahoo's free scanner make a simple scan like beta > 3 avg vol > 10 mill and filter some out

what pair do you need and what timeframe

this simple task can even be done by yahoo's free stock scanner if you dont want today's volume just dont make a definition for it the avg volume is calculated as a 30-day average i believe

try this for eod http://pitrading.com/free_market_data.htm

you want a bucketshop you will get a bucketshop fx rookies dont seem to learn its not oanda asking for trouble its the people that use them wake up and go trade future's

is anyone here using this ?

this would interest me as well

average volume * stockprice >= usd 10 million to insure liquidety preferable 20

the OP is simply trying to start a discussion about this and never he has said he is runnig this litle thing live, he has nothing to proof and is only asking for opinions no need to bash him here is where i see the problem, these kinds of startegys do work in know from experience...

buy a car and still take your bicycle to work

to copy & paste maybe it could help others Inputs: Period( 20 ), NumDevs( 2 ); Variables: mean(0), sumSqr(0), stdDev(0), i(0), x(0), UpPerBand(0), LowerBand(0); sumSqr = 0; mean = 0; for x = 0 to...

another folder here, its a bit harder to "punch" true the paper with my finger.out of curiousity... what has been your risk/reward ratio using out-of-assample data?

and finally M6E ( ouch )

6E

wrong E6 is the only future contract with some liquidity, i wouldnt touch E7 or M6E (yet) a rookie with low cashed account i would still advise to start with a bucketshop like oanda, at least untill more liquidety is provided on the smaller future contracts average daily volume M6E...

the 10 best bid and ask orders waiting to be executed and could be pulled back any second again google ORDER BOOK or LEVEL II

you are looking at the orderbook those are contracts only place to find individual trades are in a tickchart just google ORDER BOOK http://daytrading.about.com/od/daytradingglossary/a/OrderBook.htm

OP, i bump in here for time to time, i have a similair system which trades some future's. im not that much into stocks and dont have feed for it, could you tell me for the high volume liqued stocks which you are using for this journal what is the typical spread during normal market...

notice how you have 1 post only and allready are trying to insult a guy who only offers some help

have you been there :( i have seen that goal of him in youtube today a true beckham goal http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEAMb0Qqo7c he needet it to make something up with his galaxy fans tough a goal like he used to make alot of them those old days at manchester and madrid i...