even easier.... since tradelink.org is open and C# and supports time/tick/volume bars, just use classes in there that start with bar*.
most flexiable trading platform, use tradelink.org as your open source trading base, quantlib for oss pricing, that way you get started...
yeah... think you can disable w/out touching source, but any way you slice it... flexibility is tasty.
not sure what you mean by non institutional, but you can buy per symbol options contract data for any contract from tickdata.com
tradelink.org works with iqfeed and has a record feature
yeah i use tradelink and contribute features back sometimes. it's a good platform esp now it's been around a while it seems to work well for...
syswizard is right though about nobody who has been around a while is going to steal your ideas.
not sure I agree. if you want something added to multicharts, good luck with that. no problem with open source.
you should look at tradelink, it is comparable platform yet open source so you know your strategies are not being shipped anywhere.
all the ones you mention are used
this is better than a wizard and unlike TT's xtrader it's broker neutral http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=cDRj2VR_osI
i just saw another thread from you presumably about same thing since you're looking at open source, tradelink is more popular than all the open...
may not fit exactly off the shelf, but i use tradelink.org to do some of this. it's definately multi asset and broker neutral. for having...
imho google open source trading
tradelink is good with ib
you can do this in tradelink.org don't even need a programmer
sounds like you better off targeting an open source platform in c# for this.
in tradelink it would be something like : public class MyStrategy { public void GotTick(Tick k) { if (k.isTrade && k.hasAsk &&...
works pretty well
nothing is perfect, but if you obfuscate the binary and include a mechanism where it can only run on hardcoded (or website listed) mac addresses,...
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