Python to trade futures?

These are the kind of stuffs i'm looking at before making the trade. Seems to be working well for me, at least.

Here's a spread plot:
spread_monitor.png

And here's the order book profile:
order_book.png


All charts update in real-time.
More cool stuffs coming up (actually an algo platform from which I place my trades).
 
All looking dandy except all your numbers look off. Certainly a YM-ES spread does not move up and down 1-2% within minutes and 5-10% intraday trading ranges. You want to double check your math there.

These are the kind of stuffs i'm looking at before making the trade. Seems to be working well for me, at least.

Here's a spread plot:
spread_monitor.png

And here's the order book profile:
order_book.png


All charts update in real-time.
More cool stuffs coming up (actually an algo platform from which I place my trades).
 
u're right, except that i forgot to state it's 0.01% to 0.02%, which equals 0.0001-0.0002 change.
All i simply did was to use the
Code:
Pandas.Dataframe.pct_change()
function.
 
ok fair then. Thanks for clarifying.

BTW, what value do you derive by looking at "order profile"? It is just the order book that shows volume at each price level. I mean what value ABOVE a simple order book.

u're right, except that i forgot to state it's 0.01% to 0.02%, which equals 0.0001-0.0002 change.
All i simply did was to use the
Code:
Pandas.Dataframe.pct_change()
function.
 
that depends on how you make it out to be. for myself, if it's heavily skewed towards one side, or if there's a sudden spike at some price level, it certainly tells me to watch the markets more carefully. this part is only one of the N factors used in my trading models.
 
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