SierraChart is nice.
I wonder if there's anything good between Sierra Charts and Mathematica visualization-wise. Sierra charts cannot plot bid and ask at the same chart and cannot work with orderbooks.That's when you use this!
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That's when you use this!
SierraChart is nice.
I wonder if there's anything good between Sierra Charts and Mathematica visualization-wise. Sierra charts cannot plot bid and ask at the same chart and cannot work with orderbooks. 
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Grand The Manipulator
Grand The Manipulator 
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Oh...
Those... already knew them, although I don't use them...
I thought it was MT4 :p
My bad...
Sorry and thank you, Matthew N. Wright and Serge!
Those... already knew them, although I don't use them...
I thought it was MT4 :p
My bad...
Sorry and thank you, Matthew N. Wright and Serge!
SierraChart is nice. It allows you to use pretty much any indicator you can think of with fully editable parameters. Then you can add text, and draw trend lines/Elliot waves right on the charts.
Thanks. I'll try to give it a run on crossover with .net installed!
I lol'd
Oh...
Those... already knew them, although I don't use them...
I thought it was MT4 :p
My bad...
Sorry and thank you, Matthew N. Wright and Serge!
Those... already knew them, although I don't use them...
I thought it was MT4 :p
My bad...
Sorry and thank you, Matthew N. Wright and Serge!
SierraChart is nice. It allows you to use pretty much any indicator you can think of with fully editable parameters. Then you can add text, and draw trend lines/Elliot waves right on the charts.
Looks like Arbitrage bot trading to me.
Oh...
Those... already knew them, although I don't use them...
I thought it was MT4 :p
My bad...
Sorry and thank you, Matthew N. Wright and Serge!
Those... already knew them, although I don't use them...
I thought it was MT4 :p
My bad...
Sorry and thank you, Matthew N. Wright and Serge!
What the shit?
Was somebody really happy to just trade with themselves in a .00001 spread?
Was somebody really happy to just trade with themselves in a .00001 spread?
Sorry to ask, phorensic, but how do you get those graphs?
I'm tired to look information about it with no luck or conclusive information.
Is there any tutorial as to obtain them?
Would it run in Linux?
Thanks in advance.
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
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http://btccharts.com
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/
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Sorry to ask, phorensic, but how do you get those graphs?
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
Was somebody really happy to just trade with themselves in a .00001 spread?
Could have been a test of a system of some kind. Lots of systems doing tests these days. Even we do this sometimes.
What the shit?
Was somebody really happy to just trade with themselves in a .00001 spread?
Was somebody really happy to just trade with themselves in a .00001 spread?
Sorry to ask, phorensic, but how do you get those graphs?
I'm tired to look information about it with no luck or conclusive information.
Is there any tutorial as to obtain them?
Would it run in Linux?
Thanks in advance.
It could have been someone trying to tear down their 0.6% fee by just moving their own BTC around. What is the lowest fee tier on Gox?
That would be stupid.
It could have been someone trying to tear down their 0.6% fee by just moving their own BTC around. What is the lowest fee tier on Gox?
.25%... After 500,000 BTC volume.
It could have been someone trying to tear down their 0.6% fee by just moving their own BTC around. What is the lowest fee tier on Gox?
I would guess there were multiple people involved... trading with yourself seems pretty pointless. But yeah, the walls were close for a while and no big volume came along to break it up.
The clam b4 the storm?
What the shit?
Was somebody really happy to just trade with themselves in a .00001 spread?
Was somebody really happy to just trade with themselves in a .00001 spread?
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