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With the TT platform you may combine two or more individual widgets to create a singe widget group. https://library.tradingtechnologies.com/trade/gs-widgets.html

Hello @Bycote. I'm with TT and can help you with any questions you may have about developing automated trading solutions with the TT platform. Best- Patrick

Thanks for the questions @surf'n trade. I responded to your PM and we will set a call for you. Regarding this thread, if you're looking for Excel Links into ADL, yes, we do support that. You may view the video below to learn more about Excel Links...

Great point @AbbotAle. There are multiple ways to configure a stop order and this goes for the trigger as well as for the order that enters the market. The link below provides a brief description of the stop configurations available on the TT platform...

Hello @AbbotAle. TT does not support cash FX products.

It's not uncommon at all to use stops to enter the market and there are plenty of successful traders out there who do so. An important part of this is using smart stop logic like volume based triggers based off the bid / ask rather the LTP and entering your limit order with some logic that will...

Trend following is easier and has long and proven track record. Mean reversion tends to get chopped up more as picking tops and bottoms is very difficult. Volatility at historic lows is a pretty good key that trend following is working now while mean reversion is not. That said, intraday...

As @wartrace points out, adding a DOM to the chart helps. With the TT platform, you may attach MD Trader to a chart to create a widget group so bid/ask is very visible. You may enter orders on MD Trader and your orders, and fills, will be shown on the chart. We're also going to release a new...

Great to hear @lovethetrade. I'd love to get your feedback on the TT platform.

No. Your algos are encrypted and you have the key.

Eurex launched a mini FDAX contract, FDXM, which is doing well also.

@fxRichard I strongly suggest you look at the TT platform. Dorman Trading supports it as do a long list of other brokers. TT is the fastest commercially available futures trading platform and we provide a long list of tools such as: - Go anywhere charting - Mobile access for Android and iOS...

TT Order Types are supported in both TT Standard and TT Pro and this will include volume based triggers. Distribution charts are scheduled for release in the last week of September, 2016.

Yes, TT will support volume based triggers although I don't have a date for release of that feature. Yes, the bracket logic is managed by our algo engine. Thank you Baldur. Best regards.

@Lee- , thanks for bringing this up so I may explain. Exch latency is the time difference between the hedge order leaving TT and the time the exchange acknowledges the hedge order. In your example, TT released the hedge order 46us after receiving the quote fill and the exchange acknowledged...

It gets very hazy when metrics like this are tossed around. The calculation methods used and reported can vary tremendously. For example, when you ask for "tick to trade" are you looking at the exchange reported time of the tick or the time the platform receives the tick update? On the trade...

TT latency is the difference between the time TT receives the fill and the time TT releases the hedge order when using Autospreader.

How fast is the TT platform? It is so fast we are posting internal and external latencies in the front end so you may easily compare our speed and monitor your performance.

I agree @Deuteronomy_24_7 and believe the AUM will come particularly to those willing to develop and market new strategies.

You may display indicators for exchange defined and synthetic spreads on X_TRADER as well as the TT platform. https://www.tradingtechnologies.com/blog/2015/05/27/synthetic-spread-charts-next-gen-tt-platfor/ Here's an example of a synthetic crack spread with Bollinger Bands.