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MATH-TWS: Connecting Mathematica to Interactive Brokers TWS

POSTED BY: Jonathan Kinlay
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Hi Wolfgang

The situation is unchanged since our last communication with the developer. I suggest that you write directly to Jonathan Kinlay of Systematic Strategies asking to purchase the MATH-TWS package and any associated material about its usage. His email is algorithmicexecution@gmail.com

Regards Michael Kelly
POSTED BY: Michael Kelly
Wolfgang Mayer
Wolfgang Mayer
Posted 4 years ago

I still can't find the MATH-TWS on your applications page. Can you give me an update on the status of the software, documentation and possible availability?

Kind regards, Wolfgang
POSTED BY: Wolfgang Mayer
Updating Name
Updating Name
Posted 6 years ago

Unfortunately we are still waiting on the third party developer to finish the documentation so that it can be released. We will write to him again to remind him that there is an opportunity loss involved in further delays.
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is MATH-TWS add-on available? Any updates on the project?
POSTED BY: sridev ramaswamy
Massimo Salese
Massimo Salese
Posted 6 years ago

Hi everyone, I am a Mathematica user for many years, I used it at the physics university, and now I use it for some statistical analysis on the financial markets. I wanted to ask you if now with the arrival of MATH-TWS it is possible to use Mathematica as a platform for the development of strategies, back-testing and execution
POSTED BY: Massimo Salese

Hi Massimo

We plan to provide MATH-TWS as an add-on available on our applications page at http://www.wolfram.com/products/applications/. MATH-TWS provides a means of executing trades using Interactive Brokers. Strategies for analyzing and trading stocks would be based upon our FinancialIndicator functionality, see http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/FinancialIndicator.html and the TradingChart function, http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/TradingChart.html. Backtesting would consist of applying combinations of FinancialIndicators to previous historical data and trying to find which parameter values would optimize the profit. At this stage these are not inbuilt functions, but I have written a white paper on how one might construct such a backtesting of trading strategies and this can be downloaded from http://www.wolfram.com/finance-platform/backtest-your-trading-strategies-white-paper.pdf

Michael
POSTED BY: Michael Kelly
Jason Zhao
Jason Zhao, GEICO
Posted 7 years ago

That's AMAZING!!! Anyway, your blogs are also super insightful.
POSTED BY: Jason Zhao

Jonathan

I am a great follower of your work and would very much like to discuss this MATH-TWS package with you so that we at WRI could make it available to many of our finance users. This could either be done as a partnership or you could provide the package as a third party add-on. Advertising your package on our site would be the best way to make it available to Mathematica users.

Best Regards Dr Michael Kelly Senior Finance consultant at WRI mkelly@wolfram.com
POSTED BY: Michael Kelly

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@Jonathan, could you please attach the Mathematica notebook to your post as file?
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