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Re: TS 8.0
I am also running several copies of TS 8.0, one is on-line, others are not connected to
trade server (off-line) and are used for backtesting.
All PCs above are also running TS 2ki without any conflict with TS 8.0 and
are collecting End-of-Day quotes from CSI UA.
TS 2ki are also able to receive real-time quotes from eSignal, and interact through
API interfaces with trade servers other than TradeStation Securities.
All PCs automatically synchronize their PC clocks with an atomic clock at NIST,
and PC with TS 8.0 on-line is reporting any time differences between PC clock
and time assigned to price bars by TS 8.0 datafeed. Reports are generated
by Indicator written in Easy Language and based on variable "Time-CurrentTime."
All TS 8.0 programs are running in dual-monitor configuration, and with two(2) TS 8.0
open desktops, 1 desktop / monitor. 1st monitor is driven from PC motherboard,
2nd monitor from PCI-bus card.
TS 4 is not working on Windows XP.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Fulks" <bfulks@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 9:12 AM
Subject: Re: TradersStudio?
At 02:19 AM 1/24/2005, indextrader wrote:
>1 reason I haven't updated is that I run 5 ts machines concurrently and
>figure that with ts8 I'd have to pay 5x whatever monthly fees they charge.
>That gets expensive fast.
I also had several TS2000i machines (and two TS4 machines) running but that
included several collecting real-time data from several sources for backup.
I now run two copies of TS8 - one online for trading and one offline for
research. I can temporarily take the trading machine offline and the
research machine on-line when I need to load more data on the research
machine.
In addition, I have a copy on my laptop so I can connect and trade while
traveling (when the other machines are offline).
So long as only one copy is on-line at a time, you can run as many copies as
you want.
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