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Programmer Recommendations
- Thread starter '81packer
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Quote from '81packer:
I am in need of a programmer --
I have a trading strategy- Fib / MACD based - that I would like to have automated -
I use Tradestation -- recommendations would be greatly appreciated !
Thanks
Honestly,
I wouldn't waste you time, that strategy is a huck of garbage. Sorry to be so negative
I might be interested in coding your strategy. Please send me a PM with more details on what you would like.
Traderstation has a list of people that can help you. see below:
https://www.tradestation.com/Support/Specialists/default.aspx
https://www.tradestation.com/Support/Specialists/default.aspx
Markets are always changing.
That said, how would you alter the code if you are required to on the real-time basis?
Are you just going to be working under a On/Off switch basis?
I am guessing that you are a discretionary trader. If so, you should be well aware about the fact that markets are very dynamic. There are similar conditions, never the "same". Programs don't work well under "similar" conditions.
My advice is to ask someone to test your strategy under a significant amount of data set, first. Decide whether you want to have someone automate it afterwards.
There are steps to take for a non-programmer to implement an "automated system".
If you want signals and hand-entry them... that's a different story...
That said, how would you alter the code if you are required to on the real-time basis?
Are you just going to be working under a On/Off switch basis?
I am guessing that you are a discretionary trader. If so, you should be well aware about the fact that markets are very dynamic. There are similar conditions, never the "same". Programs don't work well under "similar" conditions.
My advice is to ask someone to test your strategy under a significant amount of data set, first. Decide whether you want to have someone automate it afterwards.
There are steps to take for a non-programmer to implement an "automated system".
If you want signals and hand-entry them... that's a different story...
Ed Seykota once said:Quote from TSGannGalt:
Markets are always changing.
"The markets are the same now as they were five or ten years ago because they keep changing-just like they did then"
Quote from TSGannGalt:
My advice is to ask someone to test your strategy under a significant amount of data set, first. Decide whether you want to have someone automate it afterwards.
Well that's a given IMO.