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I fail to see exactly what advantage a semi-automatic EA has over a fully automated one.

There's also http://www.forex.com/forex-api.html , but the list of bad reviews of forex.com/GAIN capital is quite large, the question is if you want to associate yourself with them.

http://www.lmaxtrader.co.uk/apply-for-an-account "Please note we are unable to accept applications from US residents." That's a shame... Another option is Dukascopy, with a $1000 minimum opening balance. However, their API is a Java one...

I suggest http://www.lmaxtrader.co.uk/ (relatively well-regulated real marketplace with sometimes low spreads, low startup costs and a free API with TCP/IP interface) and http://esper.codehaus.org (NEsper if you don't want to use Java). This should be enough to cover all needs.

http://www.torproject.org/

http://poker.cs.ualberta.ca/

Two suggestions: Esper Marketcetera (also employs Esper)

And how recent is your experience with Java?

Check out http://esper.codehaus.org and http://marketcetera.org

If only DTN had a non-windows-compatible API...

"tick-by-tick" data has a time granularity of one minute!

I find it incredible that only OpenTick used to have a somewhat usable service. CQG, for example, has a seemingly good service, but their time stamps have a minute granularity!

Opentick is testing ground for Xasax.com.

Marketcetera will integrate with an ESP/CEP engine like Esper within a few weeks.

If anything, his last name is likely to be Schneider, not Schneide

My father has it too. After years of nondiagnosis, lots of scans, etc, finally the idea was postulated (and proven) that it was B. burgdorferi, aka Lyme's (transmitted by a tick many years ago). A great shame, because it would have been easy to treat. The progression has stopped now, but the...

That was two years ago. I still see no service they can monetise on. Who are they and what are they doing?

You sound like a snake oil salesman. And for the record, I'm using an ESP engine myself.

Absolute vs relative returns. Every type of trader/investor will have his preferred type of chart.

They will definitely not mind such trading behaviour. Frequently trading during news is frowned upon, but that should be fine.