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Modified the README.md with updated installation instruction. #88

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@femtotrader, @ryankennedyio - Are you happy with the new README.md?

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# Installation and Usage
Ubuntu is the recommended platform on which to install QSTrader, but it will also work on Windows or Mac OSX under the Anaconda distribution ().
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Unnecessary parentheses maybe?

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Only other thing I might suggest is some info on how to analyse/view the .pkl files that are generated?

Otherwise, good good. Maybe some tips about generating and passing in the config file as a Click parameter, but don't think necessary at this stage, as anyone running it will be diving pretty deep into the code anyway.

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Yeah, I think for the time being I'll ignore the Click parameter discussion. It might overcomplicate it for some users at this stage.

Hopefully once we package it up via PyPI then the installation will be far easier.

@mhallsmoore mhallsmoore merged commit 899fe29 into master Jul 18, 2016

```
source ~/venv/qstrader/bin/activate
pip install -r ~/projects/qstrader/requirements.txt
pip install git+git://github.com/mhallsmoore/qstrader.git
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I think

$ pip install git+git://

should be

$ pip install git+https://

@mhallsmoore mhallsmoore deleted the newreadme branch October 31, 2019 12:35
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