a904guy

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by a904guy 16y ago
I've been tinkering with Forex at eToro. I can see ALOT of potential there, I would also like to chat about it with you as well. I will contact you shortly.
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by a904guy 16y ago
I've been collecting data from various places, originally while I was building the framework I simply downloaded yahoo daily data to test against. Now I've been downloading and recording tick changes from my broker, Optionshouse.com.
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by a904guy 16y ago
I'll shoot you an email today.
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by a904guy 16y ago
I have been tinkering with pyCUDA and openCL. I will have to convert all my algorithms to kernel code for CUDA but it shows VERY promising results. I can see the application being run across GPUs to keep costs low. I have a handful of nice
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by a904guy 16y ago
I will shoot you an email in the morning.
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by a904guy 16y ago
Aye, Tick data is needed for HFT, no doubt there. I was actually talking towards this thread which mentioned that they should try algorithmic trading first. Which you can build a successful system around daily closes, as long as you plan to
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by a904guy 16y ago
Absolutely So the system is built around the ~50 different indicators and oscillators that I've found the formulas for generating. These "methods" are variable driven, meaning each method could have 1 to 4 variables ranging between 0.0001 t
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by a904guy 16y ago
You can also download daily tick data from Yahoo Finance for free, They offer bid/ask, volume, and adjusted closes.
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by a904guy 16y ago
You can easily test in virtual markets. Optionshouse has a nice one that has a XML ajax interface. VSE from marketwatch is a bit older but can also be done. I've wrote APIs for both.
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by a904guy 16y ago
I've been working on an algorithmic trading system using machine learning, it is not HFT currently. It is currently daily (24h+ held equities), the intra-day side (~5-60 minute held equities) will come very quick after I feel comfortable wi
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by a904guy 16y ago
I'm surprised no one has commented on the security issue about the bookmarklet allowing javascript to be placed/executed on any website... I can see the next wave of session hijacking in the making. Your DOM is not safe ;]
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by a904guy 16y ago
And how do you suspect those credit cards were lost? Bad practices? This would be one of them. The semantics behind the the title doesn't really matter. At the end of the day, its just a bad idea.
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by a904guy 16y ago
The point is more towards developers/sysadmins. Outputting error handling is an epic failure in any production environment.
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by a904guy 16y ago
Widget is back. (Working)
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by a904guy 16y ago
Yes
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by a904guy 16y ago
The widget has since been removed.
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Youtube Live Epic Failure (Plaintext DB Password Exposed)
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by a904guy 16y ago
cat FILE | awk -F(dataseperator) "{print $(number of seperation to print)}" | sort -g | uniq | sort -g