Custom Programming
If You Can Dream It, We Can Make It Happen!!
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About Custom Programming for Stock Trading Systems
Whether or not you have had custom programming work done before, you owe it to yourself to experience our insightful approach, which we call "Value-Added Programming". At the core of this technique is our ability to deepen the power of your ideas by drawing upon our many years of experience in both actively trading & implementing as well as testing hundreds of trading concepts and strategies. When traders come to us with an idea, we can often suggest potential ways to significantly broaden and strengthen its potential usability.
Common types of improvements we might suggest include:
- Designing your program so that you have the maximum potential time in which to make a trading decision.
- Giving your concepts improved flexibility and applicability by suggesting potentially useful input factors and helpful filters to reduce market 'noise'.
- Giving you the capability to target almost any kind of situation or to focus down onto any kind of trend, drawing from our large toolbox of potentially useful techniques developed over the years.
- Increasing your ability to cultivate, in real time, a more in-depth understanding of your own concept or strategy and what it is capable of performing. We do this by going beyond simple dots and arrows to give you a more complete picture, and a greater level of control over your strategy or indicator. Accordingly you will be able to use your idea with greater sophistication, and gain greater confidence in the final trading decisions you make.
In a nutshell, the way we ‘add value’ to your program is by giving you more functionality, more usability, and more insight - and thus, a better program.
We specialize in both Tradestation's EasyLanguage and eSignal's Formula Script (.EFS) programming.
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