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Figured I check back in to see who's still awake here! And it seems I've heard from the managers, yes they've weighted in, and I've noted their opinion on what their traders really need to be successful. Now, I'd like to hear from the traders themselves! So please let me know what you...

Chaos, thanks...that's good advice! I've had a partner for a while now who specializes in that area and we know many VC's and Angels - but are not in need of their services, yet. Partner was the co-founder of XCity based XCapital Group. Partner has over 15 years of extensive transactional...

IMO: Those are computer trading systems (not algorithmic systems) that have orders out on many thinly (the norm) traded NYSE stocks. They follow the specialist, usually a penny or few outside of the best bid/offer, hoping to catch an ECN directed "easy trade" and when they get one, then it's...

The cream of the crop if you will:

Hey kjkent, Consider yourself lucky, you have a normal name...mine really is "Norman Bates" :eek: As far as Venture Capital, I've been turning it down. What I'm looking for is an "envelope-pushing, evangelical, Excalibur type" of a Partner! They're hard to come by, but maybe...

Thank you for the compliment!

No, not the same person...although we're perhaps distantly related, since my family is originally from England...would be nice to meet John and we could, no doubt, have an interesting discussion. All the Best, Norman Bates ps. psytrade...nice handle :cool:

In addition to raw talent and creativity, a motivational and opportunistic environment is important to the development process and new technology. Right now those things are perhaps best here in the US, which isn't to say that will not change or that it may not be doing so already. -jmho

surfer, thanks! fyi: I put some information on the software and screenshots in the "homegrown trading software thread". http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1039586#post1039586 http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1040803#post1040803

Have to agree, not much science there. Google is a great tool (tip - use "filetype;pdf" after criteria, and colon instead of semicolon...makes smiley here in the post so had to replace) Dynamical Modeling with Kernels for Nonlinear Time Series Prediction...

amazing

I got this in an email on Friday...the API looks good and seems you only need to pay exchange fees. I don't know them and have no affiliation, just passing it along. http://www.opentick.com/index.php?app=content&event=api&menu=products

Elite, thanks for your Interest! :) Yes, the system has traded live and with a number of execution vendor API's...trading to this point has been for testing and tuning some of the more basic strategies and validating them. The system performs well and now I'm working the next 'ancillary...

Well done Baron...btw: I notice ET is closing in on a 50K member milestone, congrat's to you and the staff!

In fact, when it comes to the 'trade journals' and expert opinion on paper... I heartily agree with your sentiment! But, when it comes down to bits & bytes - broad market algorithmic analysis at sub-second intervals, trade execution and risk mitigation in orders of milli-seconds - I think...

For all without a subscription to Gartner, here's their CEP overview: Gartner principal analyst Mary Knox said CEP could aid algorithmic trading, trade routing, service level monitoring, real-time risk management, fraud detection and prevention, and compliance. Gartner predicts that...

I have the infrastructure, own the technology outright and need a good financial partner! Recently contributed to, and featured in, Gartner Industry Research; "Low-Latency Complex-Event-Processing Solutions in the Investment Services Industry"...

Finally, a little Friday afternoon relaxation :-) 0) The driving force for me was the ability to control every and all aspects of the system, in any manner chosen. 1) Software was written from scratch...custom memory allocation, home grown queue's, hash-tables, Mux scatter-gather network...

yes, i agree nitro...but not many read the click-thru exchange agreements they sign

sheesh.......this one looks like a Yahoo message board......good work guy's.......so professional......and a lovely style