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Who we? You and your dog? :D

But we are talking about programming language here, right? I am trying to understand what a special programming language for trading can easily do what other programming languages can't Regards, Anton

It's a set of introductory documentation, so it probably doesn't cover advanced topics, though our users find it useful in getting started with OpenQuant and especially C# (since many of OQ users are non programmers) http://www.smartquant.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5970 We discuss more...

You can also set a time stop (as well as price stop) and exit when the stop is triggered. I am not sure I follow your API question. Do you want an API that you can use to build other applications in Visual Studio / .NET? Regards, Anton

Since RightEdge is a kind of replica of OpenQuant (as our users say, not me :D ), I am not going to repeat what was said above. If you want to learn more about OpenQuant strategy development, take a look at OpenQuant Strategy Development Guide...

I am curious why you want to develop a trading language? What benefits would you expect? I see that some EL constructions look better for a trader (especially non-programmer) than C# for example (though it depends on how well the C# API is designed) but still there is not much difference between...

OpenQuant can :cool:

Carefully obfuscated :cool:

No, the source code is not available, especially considering OpenQuant price of $599 :D

1) yes, you can 2) OpenQuant supports IB TWS API out of the box. You just select IB instead of Simulator in the strategy settings in OpenQuant and you are ready to autotrade live with IB Regards, Anton

Depends on what you do indeed, otherwise Microsoft would be selling scripted stuff available from Multicharts :cool:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/discussions/start-thread.html?ie=UTF8&ASIN=0596003153&authorID=A3N6ATXIKP8RIG&store=yourstore&reviewID=R1A6SS6P2S60L0&displayType=ReviewDetail :cool:

Also, ask QuickFIX and Connamara, they are in FIX cerification / testing business and may have a test engine up and running. You can also get a FIX test account with some brokers like VelocityFutures. They offer TT FIX Adapter connectivity. Regards, Anton

Hi, QuantDeveloper is an institutional platform and OpenQuant is retail platform. This not only means difference in the feature lists but 7/24 (on site) support, maintenance and services that come with QuantDeveloper. QuantHouse guys have been developing their own version of QuantDeveloper...

Why don't you talk to feed professionals? Indeed they will try to sell you their services in some way but they also should know answers to tricky technical questions by heart. QuantHouse FeedOS, www.quanthouse.com is focused on low latency market data delivery for automated trading. Regards...

FYI : if you want to see QuantDeveloper (former SmartQuant product acquired by QuantHouse) and other products, you are welcome to visit QuantHouse people at different shows around the globe. The nearest event is Futures and Options Expo, November 27-29 in Chicago. You can check other events on...

PhD is a nice way to spend another four years on campus with friends, girls and beer for government money. Taking into account that PhD label can double your salary in the future, I don't think it's that bad :D

Perhaps a swing trading strategy is not the best example but my point is that it's hard to automatically recover if your strategy missed critical data or failed to submit orders / open / close positions that can influence future strategy logic. Sometimes in such cases pressing panic button is...

Depends on how brief is brief :)

I think you should understand that autorecovery possibility depends on your strategy algo and thus your strategy should take care of it. Indeed a platform should be able to reconnect to a data provider or broker after connectivity problem (it's built in into FIX protocol btw) but what should the...