... too many will slow you down (lost my previous text). I would orient it towards as much auto-trading as possible rather than manual.

I do actually use it for my blog in terms of posting: http://www.redandgreen.ninja (I adapted M. Covel's Risk management to suit my needs and made a post about it) - As much as I like the idea of automating everything, I currently lack the knowledge to develop a proper algorithm that would allow me to let the program do all the trading. In the mean time, I remove as much manual interaction as possible reducing my interaction to only a few clicks.

Nice job Ninja. I haven't used IB but your program would still be useful for me, looks simplistic too which is always good. I like the interactive watchlist, how you can set trade variables, and how you can export it. If there was a way to link the watchlist to an excel file on your hard drive that'd be sick.

Thanks you Lucid, exporting to excel or CSV is not really a big deal. I haven't looked into implementing it yet, as I don't use excel much. The idea was to keep it simple yet keeping it useful enough for live trading :) Still a work in progress and ways to go!