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> For about $250 you can buy SuperCharts and test 95% of your
> systems (making a
> few small compramises here and there which won't effect the
> results anyway)
> Then when you're profitable you'll be ready for Trade Station.
Personally, I've found Tradestation to be excessively limiting. Yeah,
you can add a function to it and call it, but that's not what I call
truly extensible. My core problem is that you can't modify the way that
Tradestation decides to process orders. Buy one contract at price A
stop limit. If filled, set a limit order to sell it at price A+n on the
same day. Gee... no, we can't do that. Well, why the heck not? I do
it when *I* trade.
It's insidious (well, it is to me because I'm paraniod). A ubiquitous
and rigid trading system development program will yield a huge crop of
traders that all think and act the same way. Heavens, if we encourage
groupthink in the marketplace, why, that would... that would...
*oops*
Never mind! Y'all carry on!
:-)
Sticks
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