Software for Non-programmer

TBV · Feb 4, 2007

Hi! I am a non-programmer looking for a "starter" trading software that is relatively easy to be used for backtesting ideas. Any recommendation would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Vince1 · Feb 4, 2007

http://www.wealth-lab.com

taowave · Feb 12, 2007

Quote from TBV:

Hi! I am a non-programmer looking for a "starter" trading software that is relatively easy to be used for backtesting ideas. Any recommendation would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

AIQ

Pathfinder · Feb 15, 2007

If you non-programmer and would like to backtest then Artificial Foreteller could help you. It forms trade strategy based on training session. Then it generates trade signal and assesses situation.
It also provides charts for a set of indicators.

TBV · Feb 19, 2007

Thanks for all the advice! I will check them out. Meanwhile, I'm looking at Amibroker.

ginux · Apr 10, 2007

What's the cheapest backtesting software out there?

No need for any advanced features. Just need to be able to accept simple rules and backtest.

uncertain · Apr 10, 2007

Quote from ginux:

What's the cheapest backtesting software out there?

No need for any advanced features. Just need to be able to accept simple rules and backtest.

The cheapest backtesting software is an unauthorized copy (piratejob) of a commercial program; a tautological statement which merits a large size Duh. Among backtesting software, TS2000i is probably the most popular with buccaneers and the one you are most likely to find an unauthorized copy of. Just a guess.

ginux · Apr 11, 2007

I was asking for LEGAL software.

itmediaco · Apr 11, 2007

Quote from ginux:

What's the cheapest backtesting software out there?

No need for any advanced features. Just need to be able to accept simple rules and backtest.

Jsystemtrader is open source and quite nice, if you use IB. Do a search for it...

Jaime · Apr 11, 2007

I have been using tradestation, the 'easylanguage' lives up to its name... in most cases.