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all-time peak * .95 :D

just buy the spread in one go

you can get an online masters for 6k http://www.or.gatech.edu/ If you want to go to grad school in chicago its u of c or northwestern.

I wrote this a while ago. I think it works :confused: PM me if you want the elite version $$$

my tutorial issimple. Your postings are scattered and unusable which is why I wrote mine. I cant understand what you are doing As for managing OrderIDs, just make it easy and tell people to add 1.

its python2 you can use this. it should have everything https://code.google.com/p/pythonxy/ and here's pyquantlib for windows You run it from command prompt, not the python shell

Here are cones and more I did a while ago

I put up tutorial here. It will guide you to good times :cool:

I have a scalper. not free

anyone know how to create a butterfly spread through IB's api (java or python)? I can create a 2 legged BAG. I can create a 3 legged BAG but not at different ratio sizes. here's what I have class BagBuilder(object): def __init__(self): self.addAllLegs = [] def...

the python api is just the java api run through a convertor

you can get the messages from the cme and then look for the aggressor tag

PM me if you want the enterprise version :D import talib,Quandl data = Quandl.get(u"GOOG/NYSE_IBM",collapse="weekly") data['doji']=talib.CDLDOJI(data.Open,data.High,data.Low,data.Close) results = data[ (data.Volume > data.Volume.describe()['75%'] ) & (data.doji == 100) ]...

nowadays you bypass the network stack :cool:

cushing and for natgas hh

Not sure if linux or C helps but you're basically looking for event based programming. That's how most trading and market data APIs are structured for use.

here's an orderloader for IB

optionscity is the cheapest of the good

you could value the option every day with an underlying of 150 and place a stop at that price. I get 3.5 for today using inputs ... expires 10/17/13 imp vol .2 rate .037 strike 149 underlying 150 european

cloud not so much for trading but for research. I think these are good http://www.iron.io/ amazon redshift pretty much anything that takes away the burden of administration.