Hi I cannot find anywhere manual/specification for these orders: AFG AGP ARMPT ATCALL ATDARK ATFLOOR ATHIT ATIOC ATLOVY ATMID ATSAVE ATTREE DARKVPS GEILI LITOR MIDP MIDVPS NANDO PASS PLUM POPLAR SMARTVPS SUPERMID I know that MID is for midpoint, DP = dark pool etc, but e.g. ATLOVY, POPLAR, NANDO and rest? What does mean VPS, TREE SAVE ? I do not even know/cannot find to which firms they belong. thx for any info greetings guest
The names vary from broker to broker, but I can tell you that ARMPT is an EDGA Midpoint Remove strategy. Tell me your broker, private message is fine. I might be able to help more.
As clearinghouse said, you really have to ask your broker if you want to know what these routes are. I'd be very cautious in using any of these unless you have word from your broker about what the route is and how it works; Sterling's API may even report misinformation about what the order is really doing if the broker hasn't hooked things in correctly, so if you're running a strategy that's sensitive to order specifics, then I'd monitor things closely any time you try a new route or your broker changes something major on their back-end.
HO respond that they will not reveal their broker name. I do not ve any idea why this is so secret ? However my friend told me that they probably cooperate with http://www.wedbushinc.com/
They make it secret so they don't have to divulge their private relationships with dark pools and order aggregators. They are selling your flow for money or trying to use your orders to work their way up tiers. Wedbush is the clearing firm. The "broker" is the one who actually manages your account.
Hi Recently I moved to the another propfirm and I`ve a new list of orders which I do not understand(what/how they do): CSMMA CSMMM CSMMN CSMMP DAGR DBSTEALTH DPASS GUERRILLA KNFA Fees DAGR: $2.0/1000 CSMMA: $1,3/1000 KNFA: $2,3/1000 DBSTEALTH: $2.0/1000 The situation is the same like in EPT. HO will not reveal their broker name. I`m 99% sure that DBSTEALTH belongs to Deutsche Banks: http://www.hftreview.com/pg/blog/mi...algorithm-uses-hft-models-to-source-liquidity If anyone ve some spec. info about these orders/or urls to articles please share. greetings guest