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I am an open minded inquirer i am not posing. By your tone it seems like i offended you which was not my intent. Just because i disagree with you or don't understand your views yet doesn't mean that once i understand them i won't change my mind. I think i have a lot to learn from everyone...

Well I'm trying to understand how you think *exactly* because that is how i learn from people. So are you saying that you don't believe in satan? In your detailed explanation of his connection to wicca it sounded to me like you were pretty seriously concerned about people being fooled by the...

Okay, I think I understand better where you are coming from. It seems like you believe that Satan is a very real force in the world actively trying to fool people into worshipping him (in the case of wicca) Is that true? If so it would make sense that for you the idea of children being...

Ok fair enough back to freedom of religion... So if I understand you correctly, your belief is that wiccans do in fact unknowingly worship satan. Furthermore, you believe that the founding fathers didn't mean satanism when they protected freedom of religion, and therefore wicca should not...

Not that it should matter but just so you know wiccans don't worship satan. You guys might want to learn a little about wicca. Most of the wiccans i know are very peaceful souls. I woulda thought all the wannabe libertarians around here would love wicca. It's central moral tenet is "An...

Yep you're right I am a TT shareholder ( i have stated this in many posts before and probably should have here but i get tired of typing it) So clearly i have a bias though i try my best to keep it in check and just provide factual information or corrections when i see people are misinformed...

It is not the concept of a static vertical price axis by itself that is patented. It is the combination of displayng the market depth (which charts don't do) on a static vertical price axis which allows single action order entry. All of those things together. The patent is on a much more narrow...

Static means that the prices along the vertical axis are static. So if the market moves dramatically you will see bids/offers run off the screen. This is an advantage because it means if you click in a certain location on the screen you know exactly what price your limit order will have...

Every futures exchange has a different setup. Once it hits the TT gateway everything on the client side of that gateway is multicast. (unless you are connecting across the internet)

I agree but it doesn't need to be in the main trader->exchange pipeline slowing things down... You can have a second machine to monitor exchange status messages (like order confirms, fills, etc) and use that to keep your audit trail.

Some vendors take this approach when sending an order.... client sends order -> centralized server/risk database receives order -> write order info to database -> send order to local exchange gateway server-> send order to actual exchange matching engine-> reverse for round trip. TT...

I see what you're saying... you're saying that on an md trader window, it looks like the order is resting in the market before it's actually been confirmed by the exchange and that it might be misleading and appear that order entry is faster than it actually is. I guess you're saying that...

Yes you do in both cases. If you have a TT audit trail window open you will see a couple of different status messages when you send an order (or change it) first you will see an "ACCEPT" message. This means the TT gateway has received the message and is sending it to the exchange. next...

I'm pretty familiar with the technical underpinnings of TTs software. I think you are wrong but would like to be sure. Can you be more specific about what you mean, please? Are you saying that TTs software will show you with a fill that is not confirmed by the exchange? If so i'm pretty sure...

Patsystems to License Trading Technologies’ Patented MD Trader™ Technology CHICAGO, IL and London, May 23, 2005 – Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) and Patsystems today announced that they have agreed to settle a lawsuit pending in the United States District for the...

Patsystems settles TT patent claim Published by finextra.com: 20/05/2005 10:15:00 Electronic screen dealing firm Patsystems has agreed to settle a patent infringement lawsuit brought by Chicago rival Trading Technologies. The suit was filed yesterday in the United States...

You're welcome. Your question was entirely reasonable. I was speaking more about how the nature of online message boards is such that they lead to a lot of drama and petty bickeriing. (This is not unique to ET). I normally don't like participating in all that and prefer to just gather...

I learned a lot from him. I don't use his method exactly as is because I trade on a lot shorter time frame. However, i use his method exactly as is for establishing my market bias. IMHO Nothing he teaches is really out there and is all pretty much common sense. But if you've ever been...

In none of its settlements has TT sought to charge a transaction fee for orders executed through TTs own software. The transaction fees only apply to orders executed through infringing software that uses the MD Trader concept. In other words it is a licensing fee for the patent in NON-TT...

In this case anyone who clears refco and uses XTrader.