Finance::Nadex

Installation is straightforward as outlined
in the INSTALLATION section of this document.

Use this module to login to the North American Derivatives Exchange, send
orders to the exchange, check the account balance, get price quotes,
get information about currently available contracts, and check on open positions.

It isn't clear whether the use of this module to access your Nadex account
runs afoul of any Nadex Member Rules.  I don't believe it does.  However,
the exchange itself is the ultimate arbiter of the meaning of
member rules.  So, use at your own risk.

This module does not (yet) support streaming quotes.  It can be used to
continuously fetch quotes from the exchange, however, using it in that
way will likely raise eyebrows at the exchange and possibly get your account
deactivated.  So, don't do that.  You have been warned.  A future version
of the module may support streaming quotes.

Be aware that this module represents a very sharp knife which can be
used improperly.  Since there is real money at stake when automating
trades, test your client code thoroughly.  One way to do that is
to create orders at price levels that will never get filled.  For
example, if you create an order to buy a binary contract at $1, the
chances of that order being filled is essentially zero.  Similarly,
if you sell a binary at $99, the chances of the order being filled
is once again essentially zero.  By creating such orders that
will never be filled, you can test the key part of your code which
is the logic of when to send orders to the exchange based on your
algorithm without having to spend any actual money.


Here's a sample of code that could be used to submit an order to buy
5 GBP/USD > 1.5020 (3PM) contracts at a price of $34.50:

    use Finance::Nadex;

    # connects to the LIVE (real-money) platform by default;
    # as an alternative, to connect to the DEMO (virtual money) platform,
    # specify it in the call to new like this:
    # my $client = Finance::Nadex->new(platform => 'demo');
    my $client = Finance::Nadex->new;

    # must login before using any other methods provided by the module
    $client->login(username => 'yourusername', password => 'yourpassword');

    # get the unique identifier for the contract to be bought 
    my $epic = $client->get_epic(
           instrument => 'GBP/USD',
           type       => 'binary',
           period     => 'Daily',
           time       => '3pm',
           strike     => '1.5020'
    );
    
    # send the order to the exchange
    my $order_id = $client->create_order(
           epic      => $epic,
           size      => 5,
           direction => 'buy',
           price     => 34.50 
    );

    # get information about the newly created order; note that this
    # call may fail if the order is no longer an order; in other words,
    # the order could get filled immediately, in which case, there is no
    # longer an order but rather an open position
    my $order = $client->retrieve_order( order_id => $order_id );

    # display some key facts about the pending order (if it is still pending)
    print join(" ", $order->order_id, $order->direction, $order->size, $order->contract, $order->price), "\n";

INSTALLATION

To install this module, run the following commands:

	perl Makefile.PL
	make
	make test
	make install

SUPPORT AND DOCUMENTATION

After installing, you can find documentation for this module with the
perldoc command.

    perldoc Finance::Nadex

It will also be useful to review the documentation for the following modules
using perldoc.

    perldoc Nadex::Order
    perldoc Nadex::Position
    perldoc Nadex::Contract

You can also look for information at:

    RT, CPAN's request tracker (report bugs here)
        http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=Finance-Nadex

    AnnoCPAN, Annotated CPAN documentation
        http://annocpan.org/dist/Finance-Nadex

    CPAN Ratings
        http://cpanratings.perl.org/d/Finance::Nadex

    Search CPAN
        http://search.cpan.org/dist/Finance-Nadex


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