On the Automated Trading Championship 2007 website, the article named "Automated Trading Championship: 2006 and 2007" has been published. The article summarizes the Automated Trading Championship 2006 and its impact on the automated trading industry as a whole. Besides, the Jury bring out their opinions about the forthcoming Automated Trading Championship 2007. The full text of the article is published on the Automated Trading Championship 2007 website in the News section. The Automated Trading Championship 2007 is organized by the MetaQuotes Software Corp. and co-sponsored by ODL Securities Limited, Alpari (UK) Limited, FXDD and the popular TRADERS` Magazine.
No, this is more a reflection on trading in general. The belief is that over 90% of leveraged traders lose their trading capital. In a championship, it is likely that more traders swing for the fences, aka Larry Williams style.
On the website of the Automated Trading Championship 2007, a Video Interview with Stanislav Starikov has been published. Stansilav is a member of the Championship Jury and acceptance of Expert Advisors is one of his duties. In his interview, he tells about registration problems that took place during Championship'2006 and about innovations made for the Automated Trading Championship 2007. The video interview was published on the website of Automated Trading Championship 2007 in the News section.
It will be interesting to see whether the 20% increases or falls. The markets are becoming more efficient as more electronic systems go online and so my guess would be that the 20% may even fall this year. Automation makes no difference other than giving one individual the ability to trade more markets and achieve greater diversity and second the ability to optimise exection to reduce slip and trading costs. Neither of these is that much help given the format of this competition. I would expect the P&L distribution of these competitions to be be very similar to if they were non-automated and will reflect the basic randomness of the market and the fact that most of the competitors wont have an edge. As always, the broker will come out of it with lots of nice commissions to help them feel good about the future for automated trading.
On the Automated Trading Championship 2007 website, article "10 Days of Registration" has been published. It gives a brief summary of the first 10 days of registration for participation in the Automated Trading Championship 2007. Over 370 developers have already applied for participation in the competition. About 2000 Participants are expected to have applied by the end of registration. The full text of the article is published on the Automated Trading Championship 2007 website in the News section.
Does anyone know if EasyLanguage can be translated into Metaquote Expert Advisor. If so, can you recommend a coder or a website. Thanks.
ELA, goto amazon.com and buy a book. Save yourself some money and learn something at the same time. Check out the Penn-Lehman project a few years ago; probably one of the best models that came out to date.
You can take a look at: 1. http://www.mql4.com 2. http://www.forexfactory.com 3. http://www.forex-tsd.com
On the website of the Automated Trading Championship 2007, an Interview with Roman Zamozhniy (Rich) has been published. Roman Zamozhniy, known as Rich was the Winner of the Automated Trading Championship 2006. Regardless his winning in the last-year Championship, Roman completely redesigned his trading strategy. Roman is not afraid of the competition. He feels he fights against the market, and not against other Participants. The interview was published on the website of Automated Trading Championship 2007 in the News section.
Hi Fat, Can you address the quite legitimate concerns raised last year about decompiling? Why can't the EAs run from the contestants' PCs? Or is it not possible to have the EAs hosted by a 'trustworthy' thirdparty? Why do you not allow DLLs?