OpenE-cry's API is in C#, which is one of the easiest programming language. Actually, i have done something similar to what you have described but its for IB's API, thus not applicable. Its preferable to look for someone who has the domain knowledge and has program with OpenE-cry API before. Not to worry, you should able to find it as C# programmers are abundant. For a rough guide based on the features described, the development cost is USD2-3k approx. Just post your requirements to Rent-a-Coder site and maybe u will get some response.
Have you used the Openquant product? I may be able to write that code myself. Looks very similar to the script for AIQ systems TEP...which I used to use for end of day systems.
I have not yet used it on a live system, but have a copy of it that I am using in developing a system. There are a lot of threads on the positives & negatives of the product out there. I think it should do what you want it to do. Regards, Eric
Flashy. But does it trigger trades based soley off bid/ask changes in ES options and allow time based OCO`s? Pimp away...I aint afraid.
Hi... I'm a software developer and I'm willing to spend some time on it just out of curiosity... as long as you are willing to walk me through it (and explain me about it, of course...)... Who do you communicate with, what's the API? how do you get the data, do you graph something, etc... I work on C++ most of the time but Java, C# or the pseudo-languages in some applications should be simpler so that wouldn't be a problem... If I were going to do it for money, I wouldn't accept less than a few k's, probably 5k... (but I live in Switzerland so... ) Cheers Terco
I say baloney.....Excel only breaks-down when there are dozens of symbols that need to be tracked in realtime....or sub-second scalping is the strategy. As you can see: ALWAYS GET SECOND OPINIONS. OEC uses DDE in their Excel implementation....it's not as good as RTD, but it's usable unless (see above).
Thanks for the offer. But I would feel more comfortable working with someone domestically. Good trading to you!