AlgoTrader or something else?

Discussion in 'App Development' started by Apux, May 26, 2021.

  1. Apux

    Apux

    I am trying to set-up a solution to trade an automated strategy I came up with.

    Curious what direction to go?
     
  2. El Trado

    El Trado

  3. We maintain high performance reliable servers in Chicago for running critical application 24/7. If you get to the point in your progress where you need a VPS, let me know and I can help you out with a test server.
     
  4. @Apux I think you should go for it. While running your automated strategy, VPS can be your saviour. The robot will keep running 24/7 and execute trades whenever the conditions are met. And you know, how important it is in trading to avoid slippage that a VPS can help with.
     
  5. That’s absolutely right! Running an automated strategy with VPS gets much easier because you won’t have to worry about any power cuts or internet issues. I have bought turnkeyforex’s VPS package and I get plenty of RAM, disk space, and customer support. I have used XM’s VPS in the beginning but when I switched my broker, I switched VPS also, though I faced no issues with the previous one. Point is, just go for one that gives you good storage space.
     
  6. dholliday

    dholliday

    I don't know how much experience you have but your question infers "not much" and the choice of AlgoTrader, I just looked at it, "lots" if you are considering an expensive solution.
    Anyway, if less expensive is good for you:
    TradeStation monthly fee
    MultiCharts (runs TradeStation Easy Language, I don't know how well) Lifetime license < $2,000 with sales a few times a year.
    NinjaTrader (free to use and test) pay when you want to use it to trade.
    If you are just testing but don't need auto trading, AmiBroker (low cost)
    The reason I like these solutions is the huge amount of example code available. Even Stocks and Commodities mag example code.
     
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  7. You should first refer to some of the automated strategy solutions before actually coming up with one. Better refer to some of the examples.