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I don't think they would rip off your EL code for 2 reasons,
1: most ppl blow up their accounts on their own
2: they can monitor other things like order flow or any other stats they want on the backend.
I would say watch your account like a hawk and be very paranoid. That applies to all brokerages not just TS.
On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 20:12:37 -0700, Jimmy Snowden <jhsnowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Sergey,
>
> It is against the law. They would be sued out of business both personally and corporately. This might keep them from doing it.
>
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> Jimmy
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>
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> I do not know a single person around me who relied on
> ethics and did not get ripped off as a result. Some
> people get it sooner, others later. I understood it
> very quickly once I came into United States, or may
> be, my stakes got higher, once I got here.
>
> Sergey
>
> --- Jimmy Snowden <jhsnowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> I don't believe if they moved any information from
>> your computer to theirs, that could be considered of
>> value to you and outside of ethics boundries, they
>> would be in business very long. If you spot them
>> doing it then go for it blow them away.
>
>> Jimmy
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>> List,
>
>> When the TradeStation platform is running on-line,
>> the
>> firewall is configured so that it allows data
>> exchange
>> from TradeStation network to your computer and from
>> your computer to TradeStation network. How can you
>> be
>> sure that the data that comes out of your PC is not
>> your EL code? If you check your firewall logs, the
>> amount of data that comes out of your PC to
>> TradeStation is comparable to what comes in. What is
>> supposed to come in is price data, but what comes
>> out?
>
>> Sergey
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