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You're advertising a $4,500 5-year subscription to your signals on your website. My impression is you're just a commercial vendor trying to get free publicity here through your journal.

Here's a study that appeared in the Journal of Finance in 2000 http://web.mit.edu/alo/www/Papers/techanal.html

have you checked www.opentick.com?

some toughbooks come with special screens for outdoor use

I think the reason you got those responses is b/c your initial post leaves the impression that you're taking an insane amount of risk. To see this, you first have to understand that a "USD/CHF(3%) hedged with a long position in GBP/USD(0%)" is equal to a single GBP/CHF position (if scaled...

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sure, but the hedge is not perfect. It's obvious that hedging a USD/CHF position with a EUR/USD position is equal to single a EUR/CHF position (scaled appropriately). The latter would actually earn you more interest as you don't pay the USD interest bid-ask spread.

I didn't mean the Instant Trade Messenger (which is just a pop up window). Collective2 offers an API interface where an application on a remote (trader) PC can pull the signals directly from their server. This is currently handled by an application called TradeBullet. If you contact C2 by e-mail...

from the daily interest figure it looks like you have a position of ~9 minilots in USDCHF, right? A 500 pip adverse movement would wipe out your account. The range of USDCHF over the past 3 years was ~2000 pip.

it would be great if you can also supply a script that allows your tool to process "auto trading" signals from www.collective2.com

QuoteCenter gives acces to 17 years of fundamentals from Reuters for $135/month. I believe you can establish a DDE link and use e.g. Excel to further process the data. see: www.equis.com

patience

it depends on how much you can sell it for

www.logmein.com works fine for me (also with linksys/comcast)

Can you give some more information on this. For example: - How many strategies are currently available? - How many strategies have been traded for at least a year? - Do the monthly profits shown include slippage and transaction cost? - What sorts of statistics are available to evaluate these...

Ed, since all your posts are about CoolTrade, I wonder if you are associated with them? If so, I would suggest to add features such that it can auto-trade Collective2 systems (see: www.collective2.com) similar to TradeBullet.

Oanda

Would it be possible to opt out just for the TWS logon, but not for withdrawals?

#4 and #8 seem meaningless without comparing the risk (e.g. variance of the returns) as well

aren't you then predicting that this historical similarity will continue to hold in the near future?