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Multi-threading: All processes run multi-threading to support high performance backtesting and low latency real time trading.
Better symbol management: Trader can create just one universal symbol. Then, the system can generate symbols (including Future Symbol) for different supported data providers and brokers.
Easy to manage historical database: Click a button to update all symbols. Simultaneously download from multiple data providers.
Advanced data import: Can import from any format. Can sort data based on timestamp. (We used this feature to build a 10+ year Forex tick database from messy free tick data of GainCaptial.)
Support advanced broker orders: The architecture should be very flexible to support existing and any future advanced broker orders types. For example, the system needs to support attached orders in IB and conditional OCO in OpenECry. In addition, all the order management should be handled by the system. User doesn’t need to write any code to handle any events from the broker.
Multiple symbol monitor: This is similar to Radar station of trade station but it is more powerful. We call it Glance. You can monitor multiple symbols using mini-charts of different timeframes. For example, You can setup 60 min MACD , 60 min RSI, 480 min MACD and 480 min RSI in Glance to monitor hundreds of symbols.
Semi-automatic trading: This is a completely new idea. Our system allows you to setup programmable buttons on DOM and glance. When you click the buttons, the system can send orders based on an order template defined by you. All the price target and order quantities are programmable! For example, you can monitor 50 stocks using Glance. When you spot a trading opportunity, you just select the stock in Glance and then press one of the buttons defined by you. The button can send a bracket order to the broker with the stop loss of 2 times of ATR and profit taking price based on pivot point. The position size is calculated by the projected risk and your account size. You can define different buttons to trade different market conditions. We make it very simple and you don’t need any code to build this.
Order and position persistence: Most platforms in the market were not designed for trading system execution. They will not keep track the system state. Our platform provides order and position persistence at trading system level. Each trading system has a unique ID. All the trades and orders are logged to the database based on this ID. In case you shut down the system intentionally or unintentionally, our platform will try to synchronize on the opened orders and executions with the broker when it resumes. Our platform doesn’t require you to exit your existing positions in order to synchronize the state with the broker.
Expandable: User can easily develop new Visual function component using c# based on our predefined template.
If you guys take the beta I hope you'll come back and share your feedback.
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Due to the forum restriction, I cannot actively promote our product here. Hence, I can only passively answer your questions. We had created video tutorials on how to use NewPageTrader. You can find it here:
I downloaded the beta and installed it. My first impression is that it starts slowly (really really slowly) and that the interface is definitely in a bold new direction (for better or worse). It reminded me a lot of Digital Audio Workstations.
I haven't looked at any videos or read any documentation but it was not intuitive enough that I could just pull up a chart and start playing. When I have time later I will actually RTFM and do some testing.
NewPageTrader uses the latest .net framework 4.0. When you use .net framework 4.0 for the first time, Window needs to cache the .net assembly. You should find that the program will start very fast starting from the second time.
I am using an AMD dual core processor running at 3.2G and a normal 7200rpm harddisk. I can start NewPageTrader in 5-8 seconds. If you still need to use more than 10 seconds to start NewPageTrader in the second time, please let me know your O/S version and configuration.
Our UI only uses context sensitive menu and thus it looks very different from traditional Windows application. In addition, our UI is object orientrated. You can access functions or edit configuration of any object by moving mouse pointer over the object and click the right mouse button. A context sense menu will pop up and you can choose the required function for that object. The functions for you to choose at any time normally should be less than 8. Our UI may be very similar to those on smart phone. I suggest that you can spend just 4 minutes to see the Quick start tour video. This should give you an overview on how to load and run the sample trading systems. Let me know if you still have any question.
If you have any questions about NewPageTrader please send me a Private Message.
although I find the visual studio aspect of this interesting, I find myself frustrated at the continued lack of support for drawing tools in these platforms. if it does have it it seems to be glossed over in these videos.