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you have it installed on a server right? - so it needs a server to run as a service? or can it be run on a network drive? and is it correct you a get it free with msdn subscription? thanks

Thank you for your thoughts.. After reading a bunch of reviews, discussions, comparisons on various sites I've gathered some important points: 1. SVN/subversion is basically history, there are much better options out there (Mercurial/Git) that have much better/advanced capabilities. 2...

Have you used TFS extensively? how does its version control support compare to others (have you tried others?) thanks

what is the best system to be used with microsoft technology - visual studio? 1. Subversion/SVN 2. Git 3. Mercurial 4. Bazaar edit: and what about Team Foundation Server ?? I appreciate serious input from your experience. thanks

or you could just get this this? why bother?

thanks for your input - yes I think I'm going to try both and see how it goes. I was playing around with direct dll earlier, but I'm on win64 and it seems there are some data issues around it, don't know if it's the excel version or the os. but will try both. thanks again.

Many thank for your input, point taken.

ok - saw I have two different options offered already - but which is better? also have you actually experience doing this? are there any limitations using a dll or going through c# excel-dna? can you use objects exactly the same way etc? ALSO - what if you have lot of code in non-CLI that...

Just came across this - I thought it's pretty interesting for those wanting to do some further study. http://futurestradingmsc.co.uk/

Hi I want some expert/experienced advice on the best approach/method of using C++ code in Excel. For example building some pricing models in C++ and using them in Excel. I know there are various ways so I want your opinion. It seems there are lot of pages on using COM. but I personally...

1. I really like R and have integrated it with C# very nicely and works well. 2. Haven't used SAS much but I hear it's more elegant when defining equations, but who cares when you have so many great libraries in R. all free. 3. OpenQuant looked amazing at the outset, long list of plus but once...

Hi Anton are you the same Dr Anton behind OQ? I had a close look at OQ. I've also looked at RightEdge, TradeLink etc. I really really Like OQ for it's long range of adaptors for data/execution connectivity etc. but I just want to understand why do you not spend some time on the...

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lookin at 2-3 ud think cpi & ppi are exactly same but they do differ

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I would say they are only useful for amatures. if you consider someone extremely talented, surely they would be hired/supported already? any professional who has developed such strategy normally will use the normal routes to raise the necessary capital needed. just because you don't have...

Hi Reload, there are good reasons why professionals don't use such platforms like collective2. let me give you an extreme example. there was a fell that ran his own automated strategies on the prop desk of a top tier bank. he's strategy would trade hundreds of tickers and he normally...