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Yeah i just didn't mention this, i will be using silverlight to do the charting etc. main question is if its secure to have a web based system that you can access from any odd pc (probably not netcafes lol).

I'm researching on system building at the moment and my number one requirement is flexibility of use. I believe this is only truly acheivable by building a web based system using ASP.NET or any other decent web technology. Is this be a crazy idea, with regards to security etc? I'mm considering...

Anyone incorporate this in their systems? Picking out securities to monitor based on sentiment analysis reports? Also anyone have a good source for news sentiment data?

I'm planning to use a combination of C# and F# for the system. I'm still torn about the GUI, preferrably want something i can access anytime, anywhere and any PC and only ASP.Net ticks all those boxes but still not sure. Might go the silverlight route.

I'm new to trading systems and still doing alot of research at the moment. I have decided to build the system from scratch if/when i start and not use any existing platforms, some might say this is re-inventing the wheel but i believe this will give me total control over my system and i can...

For those of you that have built your systems and aren't using ninjatrader or tradestation, what have you used as you GUI? MFC, WinForms, ASP.Net, WPF? Also do any of you host your applications on a VPS or run it locally?