Can someone give me his experience or at least opinion which of the 2 interfaces would be more reliable to auto trade a stock system with Interactive Brokers. I am thinking of one of the Gulf Stream systems which are long/short stock systems. Thanks
tradebullet is a lot more battle tested. I tried trader68, and gave up.
But just planning to set your trading on "autopilot" and leave - at the whim of a vendor, in a market as volatile as this, is asking for serious trouble or a blowup.
You can autotrade, but you still should be monitoring the trading activity closely.
Thanks for the heads up.
Additional feedbacks would be welcomed.
I agree with Thor.
Huh? I remember that yesterday this post was written by "Ross Canfield" but now your name is "Thor Salson". Who are you?
Who are you?
Index. 
I saw the same name, before it was changed.
Eu
I was wondering why Matthew would allow him to change the name on the post. Wouldn’t Matthew have to do that for him?
Rick Haines
You can change the name on your account at any time, and it will update forum postings, etc. For example, I just changed my account name to “Thor Kingofall” and I will post it with that name.
5 minutes from now, I’ll change back to my real name "Kevin Davey"
Now that I think about it, maybe I like “Kingofall” a little bit more…
Editing your account also changes your name in "chatter".
But, as soon as you change it back, it updates all references to you.
I know. About two years ago ST and I played with it. I believe we could also change our name in "Matthew Klein".
But Eu, how can you know that Thor = Ross? Anyone else can use that name as well.
Jules the post that is now named Thor (LOL) was originally labeled Ross Canfield. It is too funny you couldn’t make this up.
But Eu, how can you know that Thor = Ross? Anyone else can use that name as well.
I cannot say for sure of course, but there is some logic. The response was quite normal. I mean there wasn’t any need to hide under other name, right? The response style is exactly Ross style. I think Ross/Index/Thor just forgot to log out from his second C2’s alter ego, before responding in the forum.
Eu
Ross reached for the door-handle, and his hand passed through it, a tracing of fire around the point of entry. “That’s lesson one, Ross. You’re only partially in this land of the physical. You can choose whether or not to interact with it. Lotta advantages to being a ghost; I don’t get the option of deciding if I want to be hit by a bullet or not.” …
“Hell, I don’t know what your definition of Heaven is, so I can’t say. But I will tell you that not everyone who dies waltzes through the Pearly Gates’ of their choice; they still have things to do. A lot of 'em love this world, and don’t want to leave. They don’t have to, at least, not right away.”
“They don’t?” Canfield looked surprisedâand bemused.
“Nope. Not if they still have things to do, things on their minds.” Tannim leaned up against the Mustang. "Most move on to whatever suits them, pretty much right off. But some, it takes a while to find out what it is they want. You’re probably that way. It’s a whole different ball game when you’re dead; conflicts that were big guns when you were alive don’t count for much. You meet all kinds of people from all times. Plenty to talk about.
http://www.baen.com/library/0671721100/0671721100.htm
lol
You!’ said the Caterpillar contemptuously. Who are you?'
Which brought them back again to the beginning of the conversation. Alice felt a little irritated at the Caterpillar’s making such very short remarks, and she drew herself up and said, very gravely, I think, you ought to tell me who you are, first.‘
Why?’ said the Caterpillar.
Jules, "w…t…f… random thread necromancy"
