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    Is anyone using Questrade and would like to automate your trade?

    I created a tool to automatically get realtime quotes from and send orders to Questrade. And also it is able to do analysis on daily or 1-min OHLC historical data. But I don't really have any profitable trading strategies. So I wonder if there's anyone might be interested in automate your...
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    ACT - My FX auto trading program's first run

    lol, not right now. this is just to test and see if the mechanic part is working. aka. ACT is able to place trades by itself. no memory leaks, no unexpected java exceptions etc. next step is to find a profitable trading algorithm - then I will summarize the trading results..
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    ACT - My FX auto trading program's first run

    ACT No-Brainer*(TM) Trading Record Don't blame it, it just needs a soul... * No-Brainer is an artificial intelligence powered trading algorithm that runs on ACT, its current intelligence quotient equals zero. ACT is a fully automated forex trading framework.
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    ACT - My FX auto trading program's first run

    Wish me good luck!
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    ACT - My FX auto trading program's first run

    this is its first trade, fully automated. algorithm is: long at any price and hold until price reaches stop-loss. ACT on wks-nwa-01 Configuration file: /C:/actEclipse/workspace/ACT/bin/act_config.ini TickTrigger Connect() USDCADTrader process() TickTriggerInvoker ticker:USD-CAD...
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    What kind of investors can move FX market?

    Have you seen it on the chart?
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    What kind of investors can move FX market?

    Through their central bank I suppose? Do they do this everyday?
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    What kind of investors can move FX market?

    In stock market, often an investment bank, a hedge fund or even an individual investor is able to move the price of a stock and make money by control the price movement. What about FX market? an individual investor is obviously not able to move the price of a currency pair. How about a hedge...
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    markets mirror

    And also, I don't think oanda and other retail brokers allow us to buy at bid price or sell at offer price at all.
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    markets mirror

    Cabletrader, check this out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangular_arbitrage In practice currencies are quoted with a bid ask spread, so a trader should be careful that he is actually buying at the quoted ask price, and selling at the quoted bid price. Other transaction costs, such as...
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