Zorro's lite-C uses double as standard variable type, so it's sort of hard to have more on your account than covered by the variable range. If you have, you probably won't need Zorro.

Details about the platforms can be found in the "Broker" chapter of the manual.

If its open source I will write a zombie zorro that pushes the stockprice of my pennystocks by making other users demand it more.

WTF? Zorro uses double, a floating-point variable for keeping money? So if I have a big amount of money, and get 5 cents, I still have the same amount of money because of the limited precision?

I don't care how much money I'd really have to have for that to happen, I'd rather use a 64bit integer keeping the amount of money I have in cents. That way I can always be sure my money can't be destroyed by the effects of floating points and still have up to 92,233,720,368,547,758.07€ (if it's signed).
Also, I'm pretty sure banks don't use floating point variables.

Agreed with Lukas, floating point variables, even double precision, just aren't for book keeping There are some excellent libraries out there for keeping track of values without the loss of precision (for example in boost)

If it were a matter of personal taste, I would also rather use a 32.32 fixed point variable for money. But this would not be appreciated by other people who want to do serious financial math. Zorro must follow the standard of professional finance APIs, and can not care about Lukas' or my dislike of floating point variables.

Ah now thats where the important money goes in the wolrd: Eaten by floating point precision .

Seriously, have you a link to some financial Api manual?
Would like to take a look into that ._.

PS: For use, we have to register an account AND put money online? is zorro theoretical to test? Need a bit more ninformation o.O

Will there be more tutorials about the other functions besides lowpass filters?

Partially. There are too many indicator or filter functions to cover them all in tutorials. But there will be two more tutorials about strategy optimizing and portfolio strategies.

- Writing a trading script is quite different to writing a script for a game. Trading scripts are much shorter and you can see immediately if they are successful or not. On the other hand, trading scripts require more understanding and logical thinking than game scripts. Participating in the beta test makes only sense for people with lite-C experience. They should be able to understand the documentation at least to the degree that they know what the software does and can ask specific questions.

This SO looks like a scam - count me in!

Edit: "You'll reveice the program
by email in about 2 weeks."
Oh jcl you little rascal, you gave me hardwood.

So once again you need money to make money. If I had 4 grand, I wouldn't need zorro to make money-.-