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No big deal. I think it's a bit obssesive as well, but then what do I know. I have 6 Apple Computers of varying varieties in my house and my office is completely mac driven....

TWS is a JAVA app. Crossover is a Windows Emulation environment (not java) TWS runs under OS X without crossover. I use AB inside crossover with it looking at ip address 127.0.0.1 to connect to TWS to pull data. This is the short and sweet, if you are still struggling PM me. I'll be glad...

Here is a crossover post from someone whos got a year of posting love under his belt... Crossover works (with some apps) For the best integration, use VMware Fusion or parallels. Both are very stable and offer more than enough for trading. I also recomend you bump your mac up to no less...

Well my issues are back in April of this year. They are good for issuing updates with regularity, however I needed to code an AT system and the autotrader in between was moving slow as molasses... If it is fixed. GREAT... I am very happy with AmiBroker and their IBConnect. Works flawlessly...

Easy, but a nuisance... I'd rather keep windows contained in a VM or inside Wine.

I had issues with autotrader taking too long to pass along trade signals to TWS... I am settled finally after much searching and testing with AmiBroker running Under Crossover with their IBConnect auto trading platform and TWS under OS X. Works great, very fast.. etc.... BTW this config...

Rumor still stands for 10/27

How is the charting rude to you??? Perhaps you encountered what I did the 1st time I launched AB. Visual Confusion...... After a little time invested in getting to know it, I am quick fast and nimble with it. I have a ton of customized charting formulas for how I like to look at the data...

I wonder how the new 5.0.1.1 AMibroker Beta will fare in this test?

Considering the latest build of leopard on has 2 issues and one of them is a new "experimental" update procedure - meaning non consequential. Gold master is around the corner.

Has qcharts been coded for iphone or is it still pc based? Remember the iPhone is OS X on a portable computing device with a mobilephone.app to make calls. If qcharts is totally browser based without flash, you may have a chance. If it is locked to a PC platform, most likely not.

Ok. I'll check it out....

Which is why I love AB. I can change periodicities and in a FLASH it will switch. Not is a minute or so. LOL (even if it is 30 seconds, thats tooooo long) AB is so fast it is in 1/10 of a second that I can see the newly reconfigured chart data.... switch from 1 min to 1 day and voila...

This video is EXACTLY how I feel while waiting for MC to plot a chart..

1 - Not a problem, that mistake has been made before. I used to use that some 10 years ago, then the spam took over and I cancelled it.... 2 - That could explain it. But my issue was more than just loading IB data slowdowns. I have started it up with just Local data, no Online data and it...

1 - You would be mistaken. I dont use an email address that has my name in it. I am certain that is how you attempted to match me... I used the 2.1 Beta you just recently released.... on a Dual Core PC. 2 - No need for me to test your software any further. I made my decision. 3 - Thanks.

You are the man. LOL.

AB is the fastest, however you'll be limited in length of backfill to a mere 30 days. However, using Paul Mirandas jTWS dump app you can pull in all the OLDER data from IB and dump it into AB with ease. It's an annoying workaround and one I wish tomasz would code into his IB data plugin...

This is hilarious... Enduser opinion. I used both to optimize the same formula on a futures contract. AB was faster. So much faster that i spent my money on AB instead of Multicharts. I was eager for multicharts as they have fully integrated Auto-Trading interface. I tested it and it...

And Hydroblunt, I cant believe you are so naive not to realize that all the Central banks are in cahoots. And have been for years....