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  1. CQG and data

    First thing I always do is check Alexa traffic: http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/cqg.com?q= Obviously based in Latvia......
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 22, 2007 in forum: Data Sets and Feeds

  2. Data feed for automated trading

    It's not DTN... It's just one guy with an idea and a website. Unfortunately... The the product is so "sophisticated"... That you can either...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 20, 2007 in forum: Data Sets and Feeds

  3. Goldman with $6 billion loss

    It's nothing to be concerned about... Just "some trades that went awry"... So reports the lapdog financial media.
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 20, 2007 in forum: Wall St. News

  4. Backtesting expectation

    (1) Assume >>> 90% random walk. (2) Flat cost/trade sub-optimal in today's fragmented market. (3) If you are such a poor trader that you...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 19, 2007 in forum: Strategy Building

  5. Is there really any "Slippage" in this situation

    Nice try... but this is VERY faulty logic. Also, using one example is too simplistic. (So 2 big problems). REALITY If you employ market...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 18, 2007 in forum: Order Execution

  6. Neural Networks

    Let me explain. If the markets were perfectly "efficient"... It would be impossible for anyone to profit... (without cheating). But the...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 18, 2007 in forum: Strategy Building

  7. Neural Networks

    Yes... that is the correct order. (1) "Find an edge"... Usually something creative... Something relatively few people are doing... By...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 17, 2007 in forum: Strategy Building

  8. And just when you thought all was stabilizing

    It's an interesting article... But what journalists think is of absolutely no importance. One has to look at typical INVESTMENT GRADE...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 17, 2007 in forum: Wall St. News

  9. SQL db design recommendation

    Custom data structures... Are always much faster than any off-the-shelf database.
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 17, 2007 in forum: Strategy Building

  10. Bernanke HUMILIATED by RON PAUL

    The thread title is ludicrous. Ron Paul has nothing new to say... It's just the laissez faire Party Line. Bernanke is bored to freaking...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 17, 2007 in forum: Economics

  11. Fasted feed with API for L1 ?

    You are limiting your search to low budget Tier II data providers. It's oxymoronic to care about latency... But be unwilling to pay for...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 17, 2007 in forum: Automated Trading

  12. Phantom quotes on ARCA

    This is called "backing away"... and is totally freaking illegal... But it happens all the time... And you have to live with it. I'm sure...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 16, 2007 in forum: Order Execution

  13. Neural Networks

    Agree with this. I have yet to see any legit performance numbers for these algo systems... It's really nothing that you cannot read about in...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 16, 2007 in forum: Strategy Building

  14. What's your Nov drawdown?

    Exactly. Early November has been an almost exact replay of mid-August. Since we are talking ** Zero Sum Game **, a lot of people made windfall...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Nov 10, 2007 in forum: Trading

  15. beware of IB's cancellation fees

    I was talking about the NYSE... Which has a specific regulation that kicks in at 10:1... And is enforced on a discretionary basis... Against...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Apr 21, 2007 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  16. Setting up a Dellaware corporation to do my trading

    This has got to be a new low for ET. Some ass clown in a Third World Hell Hole claims he is not a "criminal"... But pulls a dozen regulatory...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Apr 21, 2007 in forum: Professional Trading

  17. beware of IB's cancellation fees

    This is an outrageous amount... Something on the order of $0.01 might be what exchanges could get away with charging. I have never been...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Apr 21, 2007 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  18. Are IB accounts protected from fraud and unauthorized access?

    Thank you, Rockfish. One basic problem that I have... Is the standard, predictable IB position that a basic service = "frill"... And it is...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Apr 20, 2007 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  19. Are IB accounts protected from fraud and unauthorized access?

    Thank you for pointing this out. IB was asked for a link in this thread. Def did not provide one... But just acidly stated that IB does not...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Apr 19, 2007 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  20. Are IB accounts protected from fraud and unauthorized access?

    This is a completely naive and irresponsible statement. It is not possible for a non-engineer to "secure" a computer network. Even an...
    Post by: HoundDogOne, Apr 19, 2007 in forum: Interactive Brokers
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