I believe they rate limit to 5 updates per second. I think if you search ET you will find more information.
You may also want to check out tradelink. TradeLink is : * free and open source * works with 10+ brokers including IB * supports...
this may have something to do with IB giving you sampled time and sales data rather than full time & sales. If each window was receiving a...
We do have one guy playing around with compiling it on mono now. Will try to get him to join the users list, so you can follow status there.
Regarding need to be familiar with tradelink source code, there is no requirement for this. We actually recommend most people not download...
Mike, You can post a question on the users list by going to http://tradelink.googlecode.com Click on trade link users. Then click on new...
Mike tik converter is used every day to import variety of formats. Not sure what you are specifically having trouble with because there have...
You may want to check out tradelink for backtesting. for backtesting, TradeLink : * is free and open source * supports bar and tick-based...
Not everyone closes positions out on the close. TradeLink users include * people who trade high frequency * prop trading firms who trade...
there are tradelink users who send 5000 orders per day. technically you can do a lot more than that. people who run tradelink in a colo...
I'm not sure of everything you're trying to do with MB... you may want to checkout TradeLink as it supports MB trading, is 100% open source and...
Lee asked us to comment on his understandings about tradelink above. > I don't know enough about TradeLink to clearly recommend it. > > From...
http://code.google.com/p/tradelink/wiki/TLTradeStation
No... I does not offer historical tick data. Even ibs live tick feed is sampled.
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you can very easily write an easy language script that outputs the data in csv.
http://tradelink.googlecode.com Click source code tab, click checkout Build instructions can be found on questions page. Join users list...
depending on the executing broker, some sterling brokers allow that. also knight i believe supports all three.
asynchronous has little to do with f# or functional languages. funcitional languages can support asynchronous programming or not (eg f#...
if you come from a functional background (lisp, haskell, erlang) you will find f# intuitive when programming on .net platforms/interfaces....
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