I would like to hire a C Programmer

To write and debug a trading algorithm in C++ to be used with IG based on the following rules: - Based on a streaming feed from IG, the program calculates the value of the RSI every minute Prerequisites for a Long Position - Once the RSI reaches 20, the algorithm starts a count - If the RSI reaches 49 within 50 bars from the start of the count, then a Buy trade is initiated; if RSI 49 is reached if more than 50 bars elapses from the start of the count then no trade is made - If a buy trade is made: Profit target RSI 66 Stop Loss: RSI RSI 40 or 3.3 Standard Deviations from entry price whichever comes first (Rolling Standard Deviation calculated over 50 periods) - Over a 14 period rolling window, the algorithm checks the Price Gradient = total price gains / total price losses. If this gradient exceeds 2.5 or falls below 0.4 then no trade is initiated even if the above conditions are met. Prerequisites for a short position - Once the RSI reaches 80, the algorithm starts a count - If the RSI reaches 51 within 50 bars from the start of the count, then a Sell trade is initiated; if RSI 51 is reached only after more than 50 bars has elapsed from the start of the count then no trade is made. - If a sell trade is made: Profit target RSI 34 Stop Loss : RSI 73 or 3.2 standard deviations from entry price, whichever comes first ((Rolling Standard Deviation calculated over 50 periods) - Over a 14 period rolling window, the algorithm checks the Price Gradient = total price gains / total price losses. If this gradient exceeds 1.5 or falls below 2/3 then no trade is initiated even if the above conditions are met. Other points to note: - When a position has been opened, no new positions should be opened - Trade only during regular US stock market hours - If any trade is unprofitable, the algorithm is not allowed to open a new position in the next 52 bars / periods Apart from the gradient rule, the position is only opened if For Buy Position: Current price is at least 2 Standard Deviations (Standard Deviation calculated over 200 periods) away from the 200 period Moving Average (Simple) OR less than 0.5 Standard Deviations over the Moving Average For Sell Positions: Current price is at least 2 Standard Deviations above the 200 period MA or less than 0.5 St Devs below the MA