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the best way to help this dude imho : 1) to left of any ET post, click on his username 2) click on 'add this user to ignore list' all his posts will magically disappear from view.

lol

gotta be the guy who got kicked off the tradelink list for trolling. never forget somebody complaining they aren't getting enough free code on an open source project.... :) doubly amusing if you say he's doing the same thing on closed source. If he were a bot this would stop him winning...

i've seen a number of companies that do it over years. I don't recall the names as I have never used any of them.

multicharts is like tradestation except i know firms offer multicharts colocation and other high speed offerings w/it, so I figure there is another module or something not chart based like radar. i personally use tradelink.org to do this stuff.

it can, depends what you mean by many and trade. the best way to do it is with their radar product, otherwise you have to have charts open for each symbol. radar lets you trade many symbols in a grid and is multithreaded for better performance. in the past radar only let you "trade"...

first.... you love tradelink, you hate amibroker, now you hate tradelink.... does this mean you're back together with AFL? oh young love....

this guy is seemingly moving from forum to forum stirring the pot wherever he goes. in this sense he's a model ET user, but since he doesn't listen yet always has a response (or maybe doesn't speak English well? dunno)- it gets old quickly. If in doubt a little daily dose of sam...

one persons bad tick can be another persons arb opportunity. simplest bad tick definition involve ticks likely introduced by feed/service, rather than via an exchange. you can attempt to identify these by comparing feeds to each other in TL, or by comparing a feed to itself and throwing out...

"I find it amusing." Good to know you can find at least one thing on your own. Build on that and you'll solve your kelly issues.

@craig### my own fault. i responded to somebody who can't google but yet has 3000 posts

scholar.google.com kelly papers by thorp are good bc he covers many applications and outcome types.

there are different kelly formulas depending on what you're doing. there's papers out there describing all the details and formulas. it does require reading on your part. good luck.

I google scholar-d until i found a paper that had kelly examples close to my setup.

kelly in itself is a pretty simple calculation, the hard part of it isn't kelly it's getting your edge aka input probabilities correct... which is part of your idea not the trading platform per say. that said i use kelly for one of my strategies. i develop and trade on tradelink.

if you want to chat about tradelink you want community.tradelink.org

i believe TOS users are using tradelink via the td ameritrade connector (for trading and data collection). not sure of details though i don't use tos.

r and matlab rock, matlab being easier to use but less open. both can have functions compiled to dlls (matlab easier), so easy to roll into more comprehensive open source solutions yet retain r/matlab analysis benefits.

tradelink.org has replay

tradelinkapi is the interfaces tradelinkcommon is the implementations