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Has anyone tried SharkIndicator's BloodHound and SiRaven? Its promoted as a method for non programmer to develop automated trading system quickly. (This post was deleted the last time I tried to post).

anyone know of or recommend any hotels or service apartments in HK that offer in-room secured high-speed internet (no wi-fi) connection? thanks!

No…my wife is from Shanghai. I’ve traded from HK and SG (while on vacation) and got low latency using IB. They have servers in both locations. I am a night person and the hour doesn’t bother me.

Anyone day-trading CME futures from Shanghai

Correlated market concerns and (back-testing) in mho is highly overrated. Walk-forward optimization of the entire portfolio works well for me!:)

3 systems, individualized, multiple parameters (including entry times etc.), ES, NQ, 6A, 6E, 6J, FGBL, ZB, ZN...day and swing trades

I'm conceding moving to Honk Kong this fall from the mid west. I trade from home (CME ). Should I be concern about Internet latency and reliability in the outlying Islands?

Anybody trading in or around the Indianapolis Indiana area?

If you have C# expertise you can do virtually any thing using NT. The platform provides most of what you need allowing you to just add-on.

You are correct CPTrader ,DeeDeeTwo is the one that's an amateurs or maybe not a trader at all. I've co-located using unattended low latency systems in Chicago for the last two years.

FYI - the in sample test period length should be a variable www.automated-trading-system.com/walk-forward-testing/

It seem that both NT and Zen-Fire are have serious trouble which is totally unacceptable to day trader.

Zen-Fire is down??

Please educate me: :cool:

Using a modified NT6., with a GO. The "period" being the in sample data in trading days, then walking forward.

I hear allot about backtesting systems, including TV commercial from retail brokers. My experience, however, is that walkforward testing (with varying test periods) is significantly more effective than backtesting, when it come to consistence and profitability. All comments and experiences...

NYOBScalper: what clearing house, clears high vol. at this rate (.0004-.0005) and what do they consider high vol. Thanks

I am with you brother, a southern Tea Party idiot and pride of it.:D :D

Not true...you can account for slippage. You can not get (that I know) 6 years of bid/ask/last data. I trade large lots and monitor bid/ask sizes.