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easiest way is probably to just choose the one you want from glean, and adjust as necessary. if you're doing something that is way off any included indicator, there are tutorials you can watch that show how to program custom ones.

many brokerage platforms offer a spreadsheet interface, which sounds like it is close to what you want.

tradelink is open source aka free.

most platforms allow this. i personally use mostly tradelink to do what you are attempting.

tradelink has couple hundred indicators out of box and it works with sterling.

people who do to do what you want generally use an open source platform, like tradelink or marketcetera.

I have done this in tradelink. if you have a file like IBM,true,100,500.000000,0.000000,,,,STK,USD,,1,DAY,0,0,,0 SPY_111223C119000 OPT,true,1,0,0,,CBOE,ZXBZA,NIL,USD,,975804660,D,20111206,144523,,0 you can read and send them in using OrderImpl.Deserialize(line) with sendorder.

i use tradelink and in my inbox I can see 10 community emails in last day, which is about same I have from ET. if nobody answers your question it's probably you asked something already on the website or faq.