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I thought this would be of interest to others on the list. If it's
too NeoTicker-oriented, I'll take it off list.
> NeoTicker took a path drastically different from how TS works ...
> as oppose to many attempts that tries to become TS clone.
Lawrence, I think a significant number of the people on this list are
interested in system development & trading, and I suspect many of
them would be interested in finding a good replacement for
TradeStation.
It appears to me that you are doing Good Things with NeoTicker, but I
have to confess I don't understand what they are. :-) I've seen
your brief descriptions here, and I've wandered through your website
a number of times, and I'm still confused.
Could you explain your model a bit more? What type of trading
(systematic, discretionary, scanner-based, etc) does NT support best?
> Most obvious difference is that NeoTicker does not have an
> explicit option to do system optimization.
> So you will not find many on this list using NeoTicker :)
Your website says you support system trading. Are you saying you can
write, test, and execute systems, but you just can't iterate through
ranges of input parameters?
Presumably someone (you if no one else) uses NeoTicker for system
development. Can you explain how one uses it? What type of
development methodology do you use to build systems without any kind
of parameter searches? (Or do you just do it "by hand" in your
system code?) What kind of development process does NeoTicker
support? In the system-trading world, what does NeoTicker do that TS
doesn't? What does TS support that NT doesn't?
I freely admit to being stuck in a TS-centric thought pattern, since
that's where I've done nearly all my system development. Please
educate me on what NeoTicker does and how/why it's better.
> NeoTicker's focus is true automation of the analysis in real-time.
> Thus its power is in the integration of the windows
> (e.g. send the symbols in a quote page into a scanner,
> send a symbol from a chart to another one, etc.) and its ability
> to summarize information on screen (quote window formulas).
I don't see the power of sending a symbol from a quote page to a
scanner. This sounds like a scanner that scans a list of symbols,
which is hardly revolutionary. Am I missing something?
Gary
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