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vincentvega
 

Registered: Feb 2012
Posts: 110

 

07-09-12 02:20 AM


Quote from Craig66:

I'm not sure what brokers people are using here, but if we assume IB I'm not sure what the point of optimizing feed latency so heavily is if you're going to send orders though TWS? Conversely, if you have co-located DMA, you're probably not worried about the price of feeds.

IQ is the same price as cable, Bloomberg is over $1,000-month.

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clearinghouse
 

Registered: Aug 2010
Posts: 572

 

07-09-12 04:46 AM


Quote from Craig66:

I'm not sure what brokers people are using here, but if we assume IB I'm not sure what the point of optimizing feed latency so heavily is if you're going to send orders though TWS? Conversely, if you have co-located DMA, you're probably not worried about the price of feeds.



I don' t trade through TWS for anything that needs precision.

IB will give you bad execution latency, but I'd argue you still need to do your best because their commission structure is so extreme (relative to prop) that you're opening a position somewhere around a full tick to a half tick against you on account of just commissions.

And this is off-topic, but this is why I feel like IB should let customers trade against each other and internalize flow for a far reduced fee. I should be able to post passives for execution against a removing customer, or they should allow us to meet each other at the middle.

Why let the cash flow go to the exchanges? Let us post order to an internal IB exchange and charge us .0010/share or less, not .0050+pass-through-rebates or .01+pass-through-rebate, or let us cross each other at the midpoint. What's it to them on their backend? It's just shuffling shares from one account to another.

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Random.Capital
 

Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 3848

 

07-09-12 05:26 AM


Quote from NetTecture:

If 5 or 10ms make a difference there, then you are VERY concentrated, all the time.



It takes 16ms just to update the screen the dude is staring at. And what just updated is a full frame (or more, if you're using a "tv" instead of a "monitor") behind what's coming in - meaning you're 32ms behind before it's even registered in your brain that something on the screen has changed.

You simply can't do "low latency" if you're a mouse jockey.

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