Looking for: Program that can play Chart Data

Quote from QuantDeveloper:

Just follow this link www.smartquant.com/quantdeveloper.php and click on www.smartquant.com/beta.pl . This is our free "release candidate".

As for writing something on your own... Just consider 1) how much your time actually costs :) and 2) we offer the source code of our framework.

Cheers,
Anton
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Downloaded the beta. Hmmm...its rather complicated. (My only programming background is Flash MX) It'll take some time for me to figure out lol. T_T
 
Actually just load "DemoStrategy" solution, click on meta strategy in the right pane, select Bar Chart and then click "Run". You should see data playback, moving chart and running strategy (signals, trades, orders, stops, etc.).

There is a demo movie at the bottom of www.smartquant.com/quantdeveloper.php page that should help you to get started.

Regards,
Anton
 
Quote from QuantDeveloper:

Actually just load "DemoStrategy" solution, click on meta strategy in the right pane, select Bar Chart and then click "Run". You should see data playback, moving chart and running strategy (signals, trades, orders, stops, etc.).

There is a demo movie at the bottom of www.smartquant.com/quantdeveloper.php page that should help you to get started.

Regards,
Anton
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i tried uploading my CSV, its not as user friendly as Amibroker. Why can't we click "back" when the CSV importing process encountered an error due to us labelling the column wrongly?

also, i can't seem to find the button labelled "bar chart"?
 
Depending what level of replay you are trying to do, there are quite a # of solutions.

For single chart replay, eSignal already has that.

For complete environment replay, tick-by-tick, you can try NeoTicker.
 
Quote from Lawrence Chan:

Depending what level of replay you are trying to do, there are quite a # of solutions.

For single chart replay, eSignal already has that.

For complete environment replay, tick-by-tick, you can try NeoTicker.
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I see. I would have to pay plenty for both of them right? T_T
 
Well, I think there are many small programs that allow you to playback data on chart. But what are you going to do next? Do you want to simulate manual trading, (semi) automated trading? View positions, portfolio, PnL, performance stats, etc. Do you want to backtest and automate strategies? Do you want to be able to playback custom data like news, corporate actions and fundamentals? Do you want to capture real time feed? Do you want to develop custom application with playback API.

If the answer is no, then I believe you can find a cheap or open source solution or develop such solution yourself in a couple of days :)

Cheers,
Anton
 
Quote from QuantDeveloper:

Well, I think there are many small programs that allow you to playback data on chart. But what are you going to do next? Do you want to simulate manual trading, (semi) automated trading? View positions, portfolio, PnL, performance stats, etc. Do you want to backtest and automate strategies? Do you want to be able to playback custom data like news, corporate actions and fundamentals? Do you want to capture real time feed? Do you want to develop custom application with playback API.

If the answer is no, then I believe you can find a cheap or open source solution or develop such solution yourself in a couple of days :)

Cheers,
Anton
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No. I only want to playback data.

Care to post links to those small programs? :D
 
Quote from kiwi_trader:

Remiraz,

Heres another option.

Use Sierrachart for charting. Great programme, very cheap.
www.sierrachart.com

You can convert your ascii files to mnd files (sierra native compressed ascii) using Ray DeAngelis's excellent free/donation tool: http://www.rdeangelis.com/SC/mnd2txt.html

Use autotrader by jerry sy to do the playback of the files ... simulated entry is possible and free i believe.
http://autotrader1.home.comcast.net/
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Thanks a lot kiwi, i'll check it out. The autotrader link is most helpful in particular.

Hows the going with Woodie's CCI? You still consistent using it?
 
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