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I personally won't touch anything real estate right now, just because I have no clue about this market. Interest rate markets are becoming the hot shit after they were dead for about 5-6 years, so it's definitely not wasted time to brush up interest rate market knowledge. There's a lot of...

yeah...you get an extra cookie for that, clown XD

I don't think you're even qualified to talk about grades. Seems like you stopped at a stage where work was rated with cookies and unicorn stickers. Anyways...since you're clearly out of objective arguments and have nothing to contribute that is actually helpful for the OP, it's case closed for me.

dude pls...do you expect an ANSI norm for datafeeds? If you want to theorize, at least do it right. Your pompous lambda (I don't know who do you want to impress with it) can be exactly measured by the amount of ticks that you receive from the third party data feed vs. the ticks you receive...

lol...I ridicule, because you ARE ridiculous. Units of measurement is number of ticks, but I already wrote that. And how many times do I have to tell you that comparable data is data collected directly from the exchange. You have a datafeed and all it does is feeding data. Either you get all...

Perhaps you're already not young anymore or you've gotten bad eyesight...or you probably aren't that smart in which case I'll explain it for simpletons: There is only one true datasource which is tick/book - data directly from the exchange itself. Per definition, there cannot be anything more...

perhaps you cannot read or are just not capable of digesting information properly, but IMHO I gave away more information about how to properly orchestrate data collection and storage than anybody else in this thread. I mean I could add, that you could use MongoDB and feedhandlers from Github...

the blind is leading the blind :D

I'm already doing it but why would I give you the answer for free you lazy fk? :D

First of all, data quality depends on the edge you want to test. If you want to test intraday, you'll most likely need tick data and these are expensive. Minute data does not work because it depends on the data collector how the minute is defined and which data is included in a period. EoD...

there's more to it than just randomly throwing together some indicators and backtest it on random markets and that's where he get's stuck^^

the difference between making consistent money and hitting 10% p.a. out of luck

Reliable and ninjatrader in one sentence is kind of a paradoxon. NT is so bad that not even retail should use this. Install the exact same version on two different machines and run a simple backtest with the exact same parameters and the exact same data...you will get two different results. I...

You CAN RFQ, but that doesn't mean it's all there is. Feel free to place an order. RFQ is usually just for doing size. Inventory driven means that price is determined by the market makers inventory constraints which has nothing to do with how trades are executed

inventory driven...and everyone sees the same orderbook

Why buy gold? Just buy dollars then

yeah...especially about the guys who are still not in the game and nag from the sidelines

AMP does not have a problem, the exchange does. There are compliance checks run in the background to make sure the client plays by the exchanges rules. That's why AMP flagged him

which part of immediately don't you understand? https://www.cmegroup.com/confluence/display/EPICSANDBOX/Order+Qualifiers#:~:text=If%20the%20specified%20minimum%20quantity,during%20any%20other%20market%20state.&text=FOK%20orders%20must%20be%20fully,the%20entire%20order%20is%20canceled. You can...

how would you spoof with an order that is not even shown in the book because it's cancelled when it's not filled????