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Automated System Development for Non-Programmers.
- Thread starter Bogwaluth
- Start date
www.stockfetcher.com
I've been using it for last 2 years, nice system, allows you to enter requests like:
price above MA(30)
and rsi(2) below 30
and rsi(2) above rsi(2) one day ago
and price above 1
and volume above 100000
and add column rsi(2)
Alex
I've been using it for last 2 years, nice system, allows you to enter requests like:
price above MA(30)
and rsi(2) below 30
and rsi(2) above rsi(2) one day ago
and price above 1
and volume above 100000
and add column rsi(2)
Alex
http://www.elitetrader.com/so/
....just to name a few.....
Investor R/T
TradersStudio
Tradestation (they are having some feed problems these day....not good)
NeoTicker (TickQuest)
SmartQuant
....just to name a few.....
Investor R/T
TradersStudio
Tradestation (they are having some feed problems these day....not good)
NeoTicker (TickQuest)
SmartQuant
I agree with rosy, if you plan to automate your trading, you need to know what is making the whole thing tick, otherwise you will run into problems during live trading that you won't know how to fix. As for myself, I am not a programmer but after a couple of "programming for dummies" type books, I am able to do enough to make sure the system is doing what I wanted it to do. I still have a lot to learn to really customize my stuff, but it doesn't take long to learn the basics.
System trading is 99.99999999% research.
If you can't research, don't system trade.
If you can't research, don't system trade.
Just learn Easylanguage (will be best preparatory language out there) and VB & excel if you are not intraday trader or don't want to place more than few trades a day.
You need to learn C++, C#,..only if you are very trading very actively, but i think individual traders seating at home or prop firms are at disadvantage and not gonna make it unless they switch to higher timeframe
few factors that will kill you:
-spread
-commision
-slippage
-missed trades
-random moves
With higher TF, they are out
You need to learn C++, C#,..only if you are very trading very actively, but i think individual traders seating at home or prop firms are at disadvantage and not gonna make it unless they switch to higher timeframe
few factors that will kill you:
-spread
-commision
-slippage
-missed trades
-random moves
With higher TF, they are out
You need to learn C++, C#,..only if you don't know any better!Quote from Nana Trader:
Just learn Easylanguage (will be best preparatory language out there) and VB & excel if you are not intraday trader or don't want to place more than few trades a day.
You need to learn C++, C#,..only if you are very trading very actively, but i think individual traders seating at home or prop firms are at disadvantage and not gonna make it unless they switch to higher timeframe
few factors that will kill you:
-spread
-commision
-slippage
-missed trades
-random moves
With higher TF, they are out
Quote from nononsense:
You need to learn C++, C#,..only if you don't know any better!
I think i know what you are going to say.. learn Python.
Question isn't whethere Phyton, C#,..is best language to learn. I'm just saying it's better to skip the idea of active trading for sake of turning profitable and better lifestyle. I don't want to end up getting rich, but die trying behind PC everyday