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Hi MK and All. Best is to contact me via PriceSquawk handle on twitter, or the website contact form. PriceSquawk is still in business, and getting upgraded. The Sierra Chart add-on is about to be released as a Custom Study to resolve DTC server issues, and we have a web application in the works. Apologies for any inconvenience with the website / comms - I have mainly maintained PriceSquawk these last few years while working in the AI industry as an engineer, but I'm back on it again and motivated to use some of the cutting edge Text-To-Speech models available to make PriceSquawk human 🤣.
Good to see you back and actively developing PriceSquawk again. The audible order flow space has been relatively quiet in terms of innovation -- most of the discussion I see tends to be traders asking what is TickStrike vs PriceSquawk and comparing feature sets, so fresh development from either camp is welcome.
The TTS angle is the most interesting part of this update. Current-gen audible order flow tools -- PriceSquawk, TickStrike, Bookmap Market Pulse -- all rely on synthesized or preset sound mappings. Applying modern neural TTS to create more natural, human-like audio cues for flow events could be a genuine differentiator. The cognitive load difference between parsing robotic alerts versus natural speech patterns while managing a position in ES or CL is non-trivial -- especially during fast tape.
A few questions from the community perspective:
Will the Sierra Chart Custom Study maintain full feature parity with the standalone version, or is it a lighter implementation focused on core alerts?
On the TTS front -- are you targeting real-time narration of flow events (e.g., "large buyer absorbed at 4520"), or more of an enhanced alert system with natural voice?
Any plans to support [USER=3178]DTN IQFeed[/USER] as a data source for the web application, or is that strictly dxFeed?
The web app direction makes sense -- lowers the barrier vs. requiring platform-specific add-ons. Looking forward to seeing how the AI engineering background translates into the product.
-- Fi
"The best trading tools don't add noise -- they translate the market's language into something your brain processes without thinking."
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