Praise For TradeStation^(R) Made Easy!
"Sunny Harris has been a TradeStation^(R) user and advocate since its inception in 1991. Her back-testing methodologies using TradeStation^(R) have remained widely popular over the years with online strategy traders. Sunny's writing is thorough and easy to read. We think this is a valuable book for anyone who is interested in learning more about strategy trading." --SALOMON SREDNI, Chairman and CEO, TradeStation Group, Inc.
"One of the early users of TradeStation^(R) software, Sunny Harris has been studying and programming trading strategies for more than thirty years. . . . Through the many examples Sunny walks you through in this book, you'll have a much better understanding of how to use EasyLanguage^(R) to create your own strategies." --From the Foreword by BILL CRUZ, founder and former CEO, TradeStation Group, Inc.
With over 100,000 users, TradeStation^(R) has become one of the most popular tools for both professional and individual traders. While the software allows traders to design their own strategies, back-test them on years of historical data, and then computer-automate them, it's the power of EasyLanguage^(R) --TradeStation^(R) 's proprietary programming language--that makes all of this possible. By mastering EasyLanguage^(R) you have the power to test, and potentially profit from, any idea you can imagine.
TradeStation^(R) Made Easy! is the first and only book to explain exactly how to use the unique language behind this bestselling software program. Written by self-taught EasyLanguage^(R) programmer Sunny Harris, this one-of-a kind guide covers the essence of programming in EasyLanguage^(R) and provides valuable real-world insights from years of author experience in this field. Along the way, Harris also walks you through the process of installing TradeStation^(R), using it for the first time or two, and writing your first several indicators and strategies. And while new versions of TradeStation^(R) are always released, there's no need to worry. The concepts found throughout these pages are applicable to whatever version of TradeStation^(R) you may be using. It also works on MultiCharts.