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Hi, regarding customer support during last month... We promised to release OpenQuant supporting multiple strategies by Christmas and we had to focus all our resources on this development to keep our promise. Anyway, OpenQuant 2.0 is out and you still have two days left to benefit from...

Actually this option is already there. Our developers have just told me that you can navigate to Tools -> Options -> Startup in the main OpenQuant menu and turn check for updates off. Regards, Anton

Sure, we will add this option in the next OpenQuant update. Meanwhile I think you can configure your windows firewall to block any network connection attempts from OpenQuant. Regards, Anton

After all... SmartQuant (as well as Ninja and TS Support) have been in the trading software business since 1997. If our customers have a slight feeling that we sniff user information, the business is dead. I don't think it's worth taking such huge risk, so you can sleep well :)

We are going to release OpenQuant 2.0 supporting multiple strategies in a couple of weeks and we want to update documentation as well. We have also started FAQ section on our forums (how to do this or that in the code or GUI). I hope this should help. Regards, Anton

Well, it really just checks for updates (at least OpenQuant) :) . Actually this feature was requested by our customers since they wanted to be informed about new versions. Do you think that adding an option that allows to turn this feature off will remove your concerns? Regards, Anton

This is a natural development for WL. The platform was slowly dying, but don't you think it's a bit too late? :)

There is a whole new generation of products allowing to develop, backtest, optimize and deploy automated trading startegies within integrated development and trading environment. These products feature event driven design, modern programming languages (C#/VB.NET) and allow to run the same...

FYI. We've just released a version with better performance stats, including roundtrip analysis http://www.smartquant.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6113 Multiple strategies support is scheduled (and already announced, so we just can't retreat :) ) for Christmas. I agree about...

Hmm :)

Yes, at least before Christmas :)

Hi, OpenQuant is just a small example of trading applications that can be developed with QuantHouse platform in a short time. Other applications can be black boxes, customized trading front-ends, data acquisition and analysis tools, etc. etc. that can be deployed at trading and quant desks...

Oh, those Russians :D

Dierk Droth, NinjaTrader (former TradeMagic), is from Germany. - What's that? - It's me belt, Turkish. - No, Tommy. There's a gun in your trousers. What's a gun doing in your trousers? - It's for protection. - Protection from what . . . zee Germans? :p

Hello, I will try to answer your questions during the weekend but some (if not all) of them were answered on SmartQuant Discussion Forums http://www.smartquant.com/forums/index.php Please have a look. Cheers, Anton

We have a built in QuickFIX engine, and we can connect to TT FIX out of the box, though I was not talking about FIX connectivity here, but about FIX business object model. We have developed our core API having FIX model in mind, so that our Instrument class is in fact FIX Instrument block, our...

FIX has nothing to do with programming language, it's a communication protocol. On the other hand it offers a pretty good business object model developed by professional community. We use it as a business object model in our software.

You would need QuantDeveloper from QuantHouse to develop custom trading applications, although you can easily use third party components and libraries with OpenQuant. I know that our customers use R / Matlab libraries with OpenQuant. Just drop us an email to openquant@smartquant.com and we...

We have constructions like Bars.Ago(10).Close or Bars[10].Close in OpenQuant. I am rather talking about language constructions reflecting a specific concept / subject / field that can not be expressed in another language. For example Event Processing Languages introduce time...

Trade vodka for cigarets with WealthLab ??? :D