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Collective2 now has a strategy language, so assuming our programming language suits your needs, you don't need to use an API, subscribe to market data or open a live account to publish your trades. Of course, importing verified transaction history from a broker makes subscribers more...

Collective2.com has lots of systems with free trials and a free demo account. We are registered in the good old USA ;-)

C2 now supports publishing your manual trades as trading system signals. No need to learn a new strategy language, no need to learn a new platform: you can use your broker's trading platform to place orders in your live brokerage account and your positions will be published as a Trade Leader on...

In the US they are, but for other countries I agree it could be different.

Here is some info: https://collective2.com/FAQ

FIX can be used in various ways. Every provider will have its own variant so you won't find a tool that connects to all FIX engines. Every FIX interface is specific to each provider.

Another option is to list your system on c2pro.com. A Interactive Brokers history import/real time copy feature will soon be available.

Canada is a tough country for brokers. Very fragmented market due to a separate regulatory regime in each province. Global Futures used to support BC but I'm not sure anymore.

Works fine for us--no disruptions.

Collective2.com will offer this service in a few weeks. Visit the C2 forum and watch for the announcement when it's available.

Collective2 is a place where you can publish your trading signals in real time and traders can follow your signals for a fee you set. A big difference between zulu and C2 is on zulu you can only trade Forex while on C2 you can trade Stocks, options, futures and forex. Another factor is on zulu...

You might also want to look at collective2.com where you'll find hundreds of trading strategies.

Hi, We do not publish that data.

No. Are you serious?

You can find a list of Forex system at http://collective2.com/selector Collective2 (C2) is a trading strategy tracking site. Now when you write "proven" that could mean different thing to different people, so here is a detailed explanation of what we mean exactly...

Well, that is simply not true.

Why companies still develop to iPhone first when they only have a 12% global market share baffles me.

Probably but my point is zero commissions is a big incentive to push that order flow model to the limit.

Interactive Brokers have tokens as well but they have an opt-out for API users. Is there a reason why you're sticking with etrade?

But it's not free: order flow is most likely be sold to the highest bidder which is unlikely to be the best price.