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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 25, 2012Some preliminary technical requirements. — I also realized I'd need to outline some technical requirements so I don't spend time redoing work or waste my efforts on redundant things. Plus, I wanted an environment where I could express new ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 25, 2012First steps of a long journey. — With a good testing environment in place, we can start really digging into the fun stuff: Strategy development. As I said in the first post, I'm not a seasoned automated strategy developer. I have an idea about ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 25, 2012But I had to start somewhere... — I also came to the conclusion that if I wanted to trust the results of my testing, that means striving for the absolute best testing environment possible, and even the best has to be scrutinized. After reading ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 25, 2012Bringing you up to speed. — Around two years ago I started playing with writing my own scripts for trading platforms. It was an excuse to keep sharp with scripting/coding, which I did a bit of back in my IT days. It started with ThinkScript, a ...
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Jack's Automated System Development Journal
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Disclaimers: I am not a seasoned automated systems developer. I'm a manual trader, and I don't ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 24, 2012I love how FF's forum quote cuts off the post of mine you quoted so the last line reads entirely the opposite of what my message was intended to be.

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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 24, 2012That's not fast scalping, that's price feed latency exploitation. It hardly works on live accounts. Most brokers now have protections against it (like delaying execution and verifying price.) Nearly every broker will stop you from using it once ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 24, 2012LOL... well, I rant a lot about terminology.. it's important, but in the end, an ECN-like broker won't be what makes you profitable. Focus on consistency first, then once you have a style that fits you bets (ie, not what you think you'd like, but ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 24, 2012Replace "true" with "pure" in my previous post. In other markets, ECN's take up all shapes and sizes, and they are all valid ECNs. (Heck, in US equities, there are ECNs that don't show their book (dark pools, dark liquidity ECNs, etc..,) let alone ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 23, 2012Yup, got mine last night as well, counting just hours between the bad ticks and when it was resolved. Good stuff.

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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 22, 2012The refresh your chart part? Or the explanation of the bad quote from DB? If it's refreshing your chart, right click on the chart itself and go to refresh. Should that not clear the bad tick, I just go into history manager, find the bad bars, and ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 22, 2012Not for nothing, but "ECN" is any electronic network used for exchange. This recent trend with being "true" has been a bunch of marketing spin. At least some brokers put forward that they are "ECN-like", that's honest. Most who trumpet the "True ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 22, 2012They've always made good on such things in the past for me. Usually pretty quickly too (within a day or so of me bringing it up I'd see corrections made to my account, when I've had other brokers take two weeks just to get some excuse and no ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 22, 2012Anyone affected: email [email protected] with the details and screen shots. They will correct it. :|
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 22, 2012Yes, bad ticks hit a few AUD pairs. It smoked an order of mine, I'm writing support an email now to fix it.
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 22, 2012Yeah, it does suffer from some of the same issues as martingale. All you've done is increase the distance price can move against you in exchange for requiring additional distance price has to move in your favor to become profitable. The big flaw ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 21, 2012This might be interesting for some of you: url Shows limit and stop limit orders by % of total (instead of a volume amount,) for Oanda's client base. There's a few ECN's or ECN-like shops that show "depth" but that's not quite the same as an order ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 21, 2012All that means is, if you used a credit card to fund within the past 60 days, you must withdrawal to that credit card if you want to take money out (up to the amount you initially deposited from that card.) This is an international standard to help ...
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 21, 2012Oh, I thought it was posted somewhere else first then moved here... and I didn't see anything commercial about it. Mm..
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Jack_Larkin replied Oct 20, 2012We were actually just talking about this: It appears as a 'refund' or credit on your account when it posts (usually a few business days, but it starts as a pending transaction within a day.) Hope that helps..

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