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And accept mine too; I was in a very bad mood Saturday morning
You know last week was the probably the most interesting since last
October crash, talking about swing trading
I started the week short and increased my positions along the week,
including Thursday night even though damned gurus said last Thursday
hour was bullish
But the sheep followed and market gaped up Friday before falling.
I was right, but I had like a dumb alert system when market open and
I struggled a lot with my spreadsheets and ASCII import and fix up
real time, and …and … I almost panicked before recover a smile.
So Saturday morning when I made my statement and I hear people how
cooooool they mastered Friday open marked, I really asked myself why
I have to sweat like that to keep control of my portfolio. But I
don't give up.
And I sincerely think you are very kind and skilled, yes,yes…
Best regards
LPR
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Tomasz Janeczko" <amibroker@xxxx>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> First please accept my appologies for some kind of rough language
> of my first response to you.
>
> 1. OK I understand now.
> 2. there is no link to broker right now that's true.
> you need to run broker's own software in parallel.
> On the other hand you can choose your broker
> (tradestation is linked to one brokerage).
> I can not promise you delivering link to brokerages
> within month or two but I will work on it in some longer
> term.
>
> 3. Thank you for the description of what you are after.
> Now it is clear what you want to achieve. And you are correct
> that currently portfolio manager is not linked to alerts just
> because there is no feedback information about order fill price.
> (it will be implemented sometime in the future - see 2. )
>
> 4. This is not the only way but one of possible ways.
> You can also use recently introduced Param function
> to quickly adjust Alert target price.
>
> 5. You are right but portfolio manager needs to be rewritten
> completely because right now it is very basic.
>
> 6. As written in my previous post I will provide bad tick filter
> that should address this issue.
>
> 7. It is now very easy and quick ( less than one second)
> to search the mailing list archive once you download it from
> http://www.amibroker.com/listarchive.html
>
>
> Best regards,
> Tomasz Janeczko
> amibroker.com
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <l-ph-reymond@xxxx>
> To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 9:59 AM
> Subject: [amibroker] TJ and Bob Jagow - trading platform
>
>
> > Hello
> > Sorry for the 800 readers and Bob, I should have written the
first
> > message to the support, my mistake. I try to make it as brief as
I
> > can.
> > 1. Bob I am neither happy nor unhappy with TS, I do not use it,
> > I just share active trading experiences with a group, I do not
even
> > compare quality or cost of the soft just the stress of every day
> > active real time trading. Hope that not forbidden. And we found I
> > have much more stress than others during the first (and most
> > important) hour and stress is much more crucial than anything
else
> > for this kind of trading.
> > 2. I know most of the AB traders work in a much longer term
> > trading style, use AB as a unique trading tool, they might use
> > intraday datas but in fact do not need real time quotes. But I
came
> > on AB with the 4th real time version and I supposed it was also
for
> > short term active trading. If not just tell me TJ. In this way
this
> > is not actually a trading platform, there is no link to brokers
and
> > no way to manage real trading transactions, one have to move to
its
> > broker platform. I also know TJ you want to evolve in many
> > directions, just tell me if you also intend to move this way,
sure I
> > will make my choice.
> > 3. But you said "alert system based on data not on real
> > portfolio" does not tell anything. Sorry I never thought I was so
far
> > from your vocabulary. You have yourself a window
called "portfolio".
> > If your AA system gives you a buy alert at 50, with a target
alert 10
> > % higher and stop loss 4 % lower, you ask your broker and let's
say
> > you are executed at 51. If you keep on running AA, you will get
alert
> > at 55 or 48. An alert system based on real portfolio would adjust
the
> > alert around 56 and 49, ok ? Let me know the correct expression
for
> > that I'll use it. 51 should be the value you introduce in your
> > portfolio. But actually, there is no way to link this value to
any AB
> > alert system.
> > 4. The only way I found was to generate a csv spreadsheet from
> > my portfolio and (your advice) to import artificial tickers with
the
> > adjusted values. From the 4.27, it works perfectly in real time
but
> > it is a lot of manipulations. With a 10 stocks portfolio, during
> > first hour of the market, it is very uncomfortable.
> > 5. Because portfolio already exists (51, in my example, must be
> > written somewhere) and many brokers offer know links to their
trading
> > system, I thought AB was not far from a real (real-time) trading
> > platform. But maybe, it is not one of your goals, in this case
forget
> > it.
> > 6. That a long time I know bad ticks, no need to tell me you are
> > not the feeder but it will be an important step for active
traders if
> > AB will refresh them automatically when E-Signal does
> > 7. Never read anything about WAIT into the documentation, I do
> > not know what it means. When 10 minutes after open market it
turns to
> > WAIT and you have 10 stocks moving fast and you do not know
exactly
> > if your alert system follows the move and you have real money in
it,
> > it is scary. And this is not the good time to search the 32000
> > messages about WAIT.
> >
> >
> > Best regards
> > LPR
> >
> >
> >
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