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Hi, I’m a US resident looking for a prop firm to swing trade equities. Ideally buying power would be 1mil +. I looked at Fidelcrest, but I’m not sure what else is out there. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Does anyone here use Trading Blox? Curious to hear what you think of it...

He's a salesman trying to get me purchase some other expensive trade software. Am curious if anyone has heard of Trade Secretary

Does anyone know of softwarecalled "Trade Secretary"? I did a search online for it but don't see anything. A contact I know says he uses it for automated trading

Does any backtesting platform include cointegration and shared Hurst exponentials by default?

Great feedback, thank you very much. @Trader200K why didn't you automate directly from AMIbroker? Can they connect via API to major brokerages (ie IB)?

I have a system that involves filtering stocks for price and volume and then ranking them by lowest ADX value. It then sends out limit orders for up to 10 positions (for those stocks with the lowest ranked ADX value). Aside from Python, is there a platform that can execute something like...

You're right, I'm probably using the terms incorrectly. What I believe I need for accuracy is the actual trading price on the day - the unadjusted data. This article was useful and gets into it: https://decodingmarkets.com/reverse-stock-split-good-or-bad/

If I am backtesting a daytrading strategy (closes all positions at eod) on an ETF or stock which has undergone a number of reverse splits (ie TVIX), and the data provider I am using doesn't use the actual traded price of the day, will it skew the results? If you take a look at TVIX historical...

Fantastic. @Metamega would you mind sharing a bit of the code you used? I can probably figure it out in Python

Thanks but I don't think that allows me to easily see what the top performing ETF of 2007 was... or 2014, or whichever specific year

Is there a site I can see the top performing ETF's by year? Surely this exists? Google search wasn't much help

I've still got BURL, MSM, and WMT showing up in my Bearish Engulfing scan for Friday Nov 8 2019, but these tickers do not show up on stockcharts predefined scan. Can anyone tell what might disqualify these as bearish engulfing?

This is a useful and obvious command I missed which gets us closer to the predefined scan and [Daily SMA(20,Daily Volume) > 40000] still not there yet though...

Good suggestion, but if we add the generic instruction and [yesterday short Body is true] it reduces our scan results to 3 tickers, whereas stockcharts predefined scan returns 12 (from Friday - NYSE)

Sure. Try a basic bearish engulfing candlestick. Might look something like this: [exchange is NYSE] and [group is not ETF] and [today's open > today's EMA(10, close)] and [yesterday's close > yesterday's open] and [today's high > yesterday's close] and [today's close < today's open] and...

I would pay a few bucks if someone manages to reverse engineer the candlesticks

I'm curious if anyone has reverse engineered the code stockcharts.com uses for candlesticks on their site? When I uses stockcharts predefined scans for something like "bullish engulfing" I get a different (smaller usually) list then what I get from my own code...

I think there is demand for something like this that a dark pool could fill

Is there a way to send a MOC order in the last minute of trading (instead of 10 or 15 minutes ahead of time) and get a good fill trading $50-100k on stocks doing > 100k average volume? Perhaps through a dark pool?