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There were, and there was. This wasn't a technology failure, it was a human failure.

At high speeds, our good friends Heisenberg and Einstein ensure that every venue is, in reality, a dark pool.

I buy low volatility.

You're really not getting it, mate. Anyway, as it doesn't bother you, no point in going any further. Cheers.

What is needed is a good text on Smart Order Router design.

It's gibberish because you have the same basic tools as "them", and can easily force them to execute on those "flashed in a loop" orders that seem to be bothering you so much.

In fact, it's never been cheaper or easier to do just that. Whether it's smart to get involved in that game, at this stage of its evolution, is an entirely different question...

While an admirable attempt, what they're trying to do here (which is a bit mis-described in the article, but whatever, close enough) is only achievable in isolation, not in live systems.

You can get the complete "turtle trader" trend following system described in a nice, compact PDF. Available all over the internet.

Where did you get the idea that it was? It's not.

In the time-honored ET way... ...paper trading.

There sure can be. Latency is dependent on things like order of trade flow and mix of order types, amongst numerous other things. Only way to really know what's going on with parameters that matter to "you" is to regularly/continuously probe and measure. Test servers are useless for this - it...

It would have to be resting - yes. It would not have to be visible, and is therefore not "risk free". You have access to the same toys they do.

Anybody can have resting orders in place to catch algos trying to do this.

Basically it's either iPhone or S3. Not sure there's anything else really worth looking at until the next release cycle starts in March or so.

GM only goes broke on four year cycles.

If you have a track record of making money, nobody cares about your educational background.

It's not important at all, other than it builds connections for the future, if done right.

It was worse. This is as transparent as US equity markets have ever been.

That's a great line. Applies to so much of life. :)