There are liquidity providers in the futures markets before the markets where electronic and the order flow went to the floor they were called...
I have noticed that much time is wasted in NN by many (too hard to troubleshoot when things go poorly).....have you tried out any genetic algos?
If memory serves corretly, ES is FIFO.....see (http://www.vfmarkets.com/pdfs/GLOBEX%20brochure%20final.pdf) for an example of this.
there is a fill algorithm that determines the fill.....you should call the exchange depending on the product to see how this works. In some...
haha, I think I like Max Mama better!
All the CME Group SPAN tools are at: ftp://ftp.cmegroup.com/span/
Check out the attachment....should help ya!
thanks, the Trading with Matlab blog is new to me. I like the posting on the VIX vs. SP rant......I imagine with some refinement; using a more...
I think TraderZones points were valid to the questions posed in this thread. I believe that it was just meant to provide a checklist for the...
oh this is golden......Jack for your listed #1, 2 trades a year sounds like a speculator with a retirement account as opposed to most "traders"...
CQG is pretty good....probably best not just to look at the prices alone but the relationship or term structure of the prices as you may see...
hmm, well the key to building any signal set is to define what moves that market....for the currencies futures you could monitor the ICE listed...
It is something to fall back on to if you are comfortable doing that the rest of your life.....your call. Don't let any of this posting remove...
thats fine; its the end results that matter.....are you trading stocks only? The signals that may be useful vary based on product traded.
I have heard nothing of this.....volume hasn't diminished massively either!
Yeah, if it is too complicated then you should stay away from it. It is useful in FX when there are many feeds from various brokers and you are...
CQG, Reuters.....
Some that work but are outside the realm of what you were asking at are Kalman and Particle filters. These are heavily used on the spot FX side.
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agreed....the 2 ways I used to look at it: Time stop = exit date - trade date when Time stop = 0; get flat Stop Price (Cost basis) =< Price...
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