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I'm a fan of the 38" Ultrawide 3840x1600 - just that little bit more real estate to work with, but I do also have a 27" flat monitor rotated (so 1440 x 2560) for those "long" page documents - both Nano IPS panels from LG. When you first get the ultrawide monitors, charts seem a little distorted...

These are available on Swiss SIX Exchange, tickers SPBTC and SPETH. Priced in USD Management fee 2.5% (!)

Yes - my bad. Yes you are completely correct. I probably shouldn't try and do this on a Friday night (my time!). To correct my figures on the basis of: AUD 1.754 - 2.139/litre range (average 2.015/litre across dozens of stations) Should be: USD 1.193 - 1.4545/litre (based upon AUDUSD of...

Not really. I'm in Western Australia - ie AUD, but government has significant fuel taxes too. I was just using this as an example of variability of local fuel pricing.

Yes, it does sound silly. Your usage scenario is atypical (2 symbols, 3 time frames). But, in general - why use cheap (sub?) consumer-grade hardware for a professional endeavour? (I actually use multiple Pi-Zero, 2, 4 and 4B for my hobbyist projects)

In my opinion, Linux app developers are more selective of the way they allocate RAM for their storage structures and I/O approaches versus the "all you can eat" approach of many Windows devs. Prior to SSD (and NVMe) , you would need to think (and test) about the way I/O scheduling was...

Where I live, the state Government mandated a "fuel watch" report, such that every gas (petrol) station has to report tomorrow's pricing for all grades of fuel they sell by 2pm for the next day's period starting 6am. Such prices are fixed for 24 hours from 6am the next day, and consumers can...

He pretty much is Sheldon (he's autistic too). I've got first dibs on the time machine.

A friend of mine's son started doing Multidisciplinary Science at University this year at the age of 14, which means he'll have his first degree by age 16 (he's currently getting High Distinctions in everything - that's a GPA of 7), so willprobably have a PhD in Physics by 19 or 20 at this rate...

It is currently Windows-only, but we have future plans for a Linux environment.

Hi Oadmani, Norgate Data provides daily data for the following commodities futures, in both individual contract and continuous contract forms. Australian Securities Exchange: Eastern Australia Feed Barley, Eastern Australia Wheat CME Group (ex-CBOT): Corn, Oats, Rough Rice, Soybean, Soybean...

In other news, institutional/corporate-level market data from exchanges/index vendors will raise by 5-8% this year (same increase band as the last few years, for effectively no change in content). Yet, retail-level vendors charge the same rates the same as 10+ years ago. It's a fun business...

But, the main thing here, is that all trades since Friday are for for Trade Date TUESDAY. That's when they're settled. Just view this as a really long illiquid Sunday session.

Sheesh. Can't you just appreciate the mesmerizing beauty of the two-color shading "from center" formatting of the cells for Trade Date. :D

If your backtest participates in the auction, it might have had a material effect on the auction price anyway. Most traders I know just use the consolidated tape open and factor in slippage. If I recall correctly, Marsten Parker (featured in Unknown Market Wizards by Jack Schwager) did an...

Note that the "Equal Weight" aspect only applies at quarterly rebalancing time (close of business on the third Friday of March, June, September, and December) - it's not a daily rebalancing. This is the same schedule as the standard free float market cap-weighted index. So there may not be any...

For illiquid stocks especially, where there is no resulting trade on the listing exchange opening auction, the "opening trade" might be several hours later, but there are other trade(s) on other exchanges/venues prior to that. The first trade on that exchange will be deemed to be the "opening...

Unfortunately, for most traders, the liquidity in these markets is too low. It would be an interesting exercise to compare the spreads in the futures versus the the ETFs that track those sectors...

If you're asking about equities listed on Cboe, there are 573 currently-listed equities. Of those, only one is a company - CBOE - the remaining 572 are ETFs (566) and ETNs (6). If you're asking about equities tradeable on Cboe, this comprises everything listed across all US equity listing...

Hi Rob, Norgate Data has quite extensive futures daily data for most worldwide liquid futures markets for a quite reasonable fee, and accessible via Python, with various metadata available (point value, last trading date, first notice date (where applicable), currency, margin etc.)...