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i wouldnt go for the commodity etfs. They degrade due to roll overs. MOO, XLE, XME look good though. moo and xme look bubbly but bubbles can get bigger. idea for an etf: BUBL all it does is buy a basket of bubbles.

but can enslave you to make more money

sell the iron key or drives. I am sure there is a market

get list of newsletter subscribers or individuals who think there is a silver bullet. Sell them the magic beans. All else is meaningless

look into templates https://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/847/top-7-best-open-source-php-template-engines

i do. but java and python are used for different things pros: compile time checks, static types, threading. cons: slower to develop in than python. i wouldn't use it for analytics

http://www.thebillionpricesproject.com/

thought one of the ideas was to trade realized vs implied. this might be useful https://tinyurl.com/y9qlo49r

poorer man's covered call: sell a put

college choices

you can run your data through https://github.com/pandas-profiling/pandas-profiling for quick exploratory results. after that, scikit has more regression implementations. else higher order approximations

i can send you some code that used xtapi. somewhat ancient ... ~'08

looks like all volume is block trades. how do you plan on trading it as retail considering you have ib and checking out tradestation?

raising taxes only affects essential workers

use their rss feed

timeframe? metals, energies

agreed. making a game is free other than time. and has a wider audience, more than likely more upside. I use https://unity.com/ . It is free and simple. You can make games, simulations, targeted whatever

if you have the historical data you dont need monte carlo. covariance and weightings then apply Var

all these higher level languages (and visual drag/drop) actually make things more difficult to do. Without a large community around the language it is useless. There's a reason why everyone chooses the same tools... they work.

back to OP. yes, bloomberg has this