Looking for System Developer/Programmer, Will Pay!

craigross · May 30, 2003

I am looking for a system that daytrades the S&P almost, if not, everyday, with a buy or sell on the open or based on the open price. The entry, along with stop and target are known before the opening. Please call with any ideas 800-322-8570.

Thanks,

Craig Ross

MarathonTrading · May 30, 2003

Maybe have a look at those
http://www.dallasdaytrader.com/
http://www.sp-daytrade.com/

craigross · May 30, 2003

Thanks, but I need to know the rules for the system.

Breakout · May 30, 2003

Quote from MarathonTrading:

Maybe have a look at those
http://www.dallasdaytrader.com/
http://www.sp-daytrade.com/

Do you actually use these guys? I was just wondering because the sp-daytrade link seemed a little to good to be true. And you
know what they say...

MarathonTrading · May 30, 2003

I don't use use them. I have a lot of trading links that I share. People interested in a service need to make their own opinion.

Breakout · May 30, 2003

Quote from MarathonTrading:

I don't use use them. I have a lot of trading links that I share. People interested in a service need to make their own opinion.

That's cool...I was just wondering. Thanks

DT-waw · May 30, 2003

The author of these two websites provides no information on:
1) Drawdowns
2) slippage and commission costs

So why waste time on this BS. Even if you would like to subscribe... you must send your CC# without SSL protection!

MarathonTrading · May 30, 2003

Maybe you are right maybe not.

I just know that tom Jackson's systems are among those ZAP (which is a recognised broker) has selected among other recognised systems.

http://www.teamfutures.com/system.htm

DT-waw · May 30, 2003

Sure, brokers are interested in new system traders (especially day traders), more commi$$ion$. Less interested in system's quality.

MarathonTrading · May 30, 2003

Open your eyes. You seem to see crooks everywhere.

That's how I began trading 10 years ago: my parents opened a managed futures accounts and made some good money. Of course, brokers want commissions but they also want to keep their clients. It's hard for brokers to get clients (much more these days than 10years ago) so it's in their interest to propose good systems.