Spin up a VM on AWS with what you think you need in terms of hardware and do a simulation to see how much resources your setup takes when running a production workload. You can tear down the VM when you are done and are only charged for what you use.
Coding strategies for hire kind of sucks. So many issues with real time trading....really hard to get the trading results to match the backtest. Most retail traders are undercapitalized and have very little money to spend.
Looks great! I have used Tickblaze (which is great) in the past but have considered rolling my own in Rust to improve my Rust skills.
What instruments/time frames are you trading?
Their software support is not designed to train you on the software (i.e. usage, syntax errors). Best to sign up for a course if you are serious about using the product or hire a consultant.
The issue is that someone who is highly motivated regarding trading and can code will want to work on their own projects or ones that can demonstrate potential big upside.
I shelved them....they crapped the bed during the bear market. Have been taking a break from algo trading...doing some discretionary trading and focusing on upgrading tech skills which has been yielding a good ROI.
It's true. I work in IT and my company is just now starting to investigate how we can leverage NLP models via new services being offered by Microsoft and and others. Guarantee every other company of a certain size is doing the same.