Hello,

I was wondering how many people are interested in a datafeed and/or trading 
plugin for MB Trading. They recently added backfill capability to their quote 
api, and it seems that they provide upto 1 year of minute data, 30 days of tick 
data, and 10 years of daily data.

I have some experience with the MBT SDK and I have 10 years programming 
experience. I don't expect this task to be too difficult for me, but would be 
more inclined to do it if others are willing to pay a modest fee for it.

Any comments and suggestions are appreciated.

Thanks,
Chris

--- In [email protected], "Padhu" <ccie8...@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Franz,
> 
> Greetings.
> 
> MBTrading's sdk is at http://sdk.mbtrading.com/v.htm.
> 
> Here is my thought process:
> 1. MB Trading provides a COM interface that can be access via instantiating 
> the following COM objects.
> (Thanks to Tomasz for the confirmatyoon)
> moComMgr = CreateStaticObject("MbtComMgr");
> 
> Access rest as members:
> --------------------------------
> moQuotes = moComMgr.Quotes;
> moOrders = moComMgr.OrderClient
> 
> 2. The above will get us to create a template code for autotrading interface 
> just like IB.
> 
> 3. We certainly would need a realtime quote plugin. The question is if  needs 
> extensive coding
> or just can be derived from the COM methods moComMgr.Quotes; ( Tomasz, Pls 
> feel free to comment whenever you have some time to spare).
> 
> I am not a programmer but I am married to one. So I can get help for this. 
> Pls let me know how you would like to proceed and if there are other
> members here who are interested in contributing to this project. The real 
> nice thing I liked about MB is the fact they are dierct access/ECN type.
> One couldn't ask for better spreads on Forex than interbank quotes. btw, they 
> also do stocks,options and futures. So If there are users who don't use 
> IB for some reason, this may be a better alternative if all goes well.
> 
> I am willing to do whatever it takes to get this Auto trading interface done. 
> All I need is some process, so that we know who does what. Once ready we can 
> get Amibroker user commuinity to test it as well.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Cheers,Padhu


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