Comments on: Firing up the Money Printers http://www.jeffreymclarty.com/jm/2008/05/16/firing-up-the-money-printers/ Just A blog, by J.N.McLarty - An Engineer, Derivative Trader and Austrian Economist Sun, 08 Jan 2012 14:51:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jeffrey McLarty http://www.jeffreymclarty.com/jm/2008/05/16/firing-up-the-money-printers/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Jeffrey McLarty Sun, 18 May 2008 01:18:32 +0000 http://www.jeffreymclarty.com/jm/2008/05/16/firing-up-the-money-printers/#comment-53 Visual C++ 2003 I'm using the IB API, and altering the demo socket program they give away. I'm learning the datastructures and the wrapper right now...OY it's been a while since I've written code. No backtesting for me. Because, a large part of my profit comes from creating liquidity...you can't really test if you would have gotten 'hit' at the ask or the bid. Thanks for the offer for data, but no need, I've got IB up and running. Visual C++ 2003

I’m using the IB API, and altering the demo socket program they give away. I’m learning the datastructures and the wrapper right now…OY it’s been a while since I’ve written code.

No backtesting for me. Because, a large part of my profit comes from creating liquidity…you can’t really test if you would have gotten ‘hit’ at the ask or the bid.

Thanks for the offer for data, but no need, I’ve got IB up and running.

]]> By: Thiago http://www.jeffreymclarty.com/jm/2008/05/16/firing-up-the-money-printers/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Thiago Sat, 17 May 2008 23:54:04 +0000 http://www.jeffreymclarty.com/jm/2008/05/16/firing-up-the-money-printers/#comment-52 Hey what are you programming it with? Are you going to interface with the IB API directly in .Net or are you going to use a prebuilt one ninjatrader, TraderXL? Let me know how this goes, and make sure you backtest it. I can get you data if you need. Hey what are you programming it with? Are you going to interface with the IB API directly in .Net or are you going to use a prebuilt one ninjatrader, TraderXL? Let me know how this goes, and make sure you backtest it. I can get you data if you need.

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