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Re: Chat Room for Zorro Programmers
[Re: JerryS]
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06/02/16 23:17
06/02/16 23:17
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JerryS, I understand your frustration. I have little time to experiment. Most of the Zorro's user are way better than me in programming and the community is not huge so the chance to get quick, complete and exhaustive answers is lower than on Mql forum, just to say a name  As you, I would like to have: a better forum, better documentation, more training material and courses,... On the other hand, please take into consideration that you have little alternatives if you are on the algorithmic trading path. The main alternatives are: tradestation and Multicharts none of them are free. Forget MQL for algorithmic trading. So I hope that you will join the Zorro's community even there is an initial "entry fee" that have to be paid. Ciao
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Re: Chat Room for Zorro Programmers
[Re: JerryS]
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06/08/16 22:20
06/08/16 22:20
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Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 482 Sydney, Australia
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I have actually written a fairly detailed training course on using Zorro for automated trading. It consists of 4 levels, each of increasing complexity. I am in the process of delivering the Level 1 course to my first students. The course is being delivered across 2 days of lectures and 4 weeks of tutorials; we completed the 3rd tutorial this week.
The students have made amazing progress with Zorro - some had never done any coding prior to doing the course. In addition to the lectures and tutorials, the students receive a detailed manual, source code examples and around a dozen example strategies that can be used for demonstration purposes and for building upon.
I am considering offering an online version of the course via my website, but wanted to gauge the level of interest first. It would not be a free offering, which may not be aligned with the needs of the community here. If so, no hard feelings, I will continue to offer whatever support I can via the forums.
Let me know if this is something you might be interested in. I will also ask my current students to sign up to the forum and post some feedback about the Level 1 course.
JerryS, I also have a science background. I worked across multiple engineering disciplines for over a decade before getting into finance full time. I now manage the algorithmic division for a boutique hedge fund in Australia. Only 6 years ago, I'd never written a line of code in my life. Don't give up on Zorro - there is a lot to learn, but it is very achievable and very worthwhile. There is no other strategy development platform out there that can match what Zorro does.
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