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Seems to have disappeared from there, no?

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Re point 1 - I might fix this.

How do you mean And Isnt m1nt a nightclub in shanghai

an academic paper including russian poetry such a chasm it is, between quants and sales traders.

the bigger your margin, the less execution matters

I agree with this.

Seriously Just turn it into a type n you'll be right Imho This is the least of your worries re profitability C++ is overkill Do this in excel Faster to build Then test your efficacy.

XOr fit in perfectly at global banks trying to cut costs.

50 million cute asian girls txting eachother can't be wrong.

SPY / DIA etc.

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Fire everyone Stop building "global" trading systems because they are too -generic- to make money in any location. Useless. Hire 5 expensive local developers instead of 25 cheap global-team developers Sit each developer next to a trader full-time to they understand exactly what matters

Run. Just run. Run for your life. Retail forex may as well be horse racing.

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But the tide of opinion seems to be turning. Brexit. Maybe Trump. It's Reagan / Thatcher all over again. Where's my starwars?

Here's a problem - Tech departments is big banks / brokers Are completely retarded They follow process instead of innovate They comply instead of improvise Their creativity is completely quashed Essentially, the tech that supports trading desks is old, and shit And tech managers do not...

I think "educated" is a bit of an understatement. As a (currently unemployed) delta 1 guy, while my book was -the biggest-, and had a lot of moving parts, the options guys, esp otc exotics, were definitely the smartest guys in the room. "Book smart" at least :)

For a bank. Yes. Liquidity is neither created nor destroyed, just transferred.

Neither is the bus driver.