Trading on Linux

Discussion in 'Trading Software' started by earth_imperator, Oct 7, 2022.

  1. M.W.

    M.W.

    So it comes down to emotions, feelings, and politics rather than facts. Thanks for at least admitting it.

     
    #131     Nov 18, 2022
  2. M.W.

    M.W.

    Every thread remotely related to this topic will be alike because most here act purely on their emotions and feelings and politics rather than purely on hard facts.

     
    #132     Nov 18, 2022
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  3. spy

    spy

    Well, there's a lot...really too many to list. Do you have a specific need? One very popular tool I'll offer as an example is gretl another is MATLAB. I do most of my plotting/charting with R and I'm very happy with that. I can also recommend pyplot.

    You can always ask the vendor. Does it have to be compiled? Many things these days are interpreted and, if you're not working on proprietary HFT sorts of things, interpreted software can be run in production without a great performance concern.

    I won't deny that the "paradox of plenty" may apply here. So it can be a challenge to balance capricious excursions with the focused, specific and deliberate. Be careful not to chase your tail.
     
    #133     Nov 18, 2022
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  4. ZBZB

    ZBZB

    Motivewave and IB TWS have Linux versions.
     
    #134     Nov 18, 2022
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  5. spy

    spy

    Yeah, there's 15 gazillion of these things... here's yet another one. I'm more of a back-end processing type of person and not a big "trade from charts" person but these days anything worth it's salt is cross-platform.
     
    #135     Nov 18, 2022
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  6. spy

    spy

    #136     Nov 18, 2022
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