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if you're trading something niche, illiquid, or on the longer time horizon (still under 24 hrs) then maybe manual trading is profitable. If you are day trading ES keep doing it :sneaky:

an elite trader!! cheers

you need to only include the results from the asset manager to make this comparable. citadel securities is completely different

chatgpt3 write this?

Not sure. Maybe chipscope or micro-ops

Worked for George costanza

of course you have to pay to redistribute if the source even lets you do that

cutting edge techniques from ~2010. By the time big institutions are doing this it's old hat. https://access.redhat.com/sites/default/files/attachments/2012_solarflare_openonload_performance_brief_10.pdf fpga, microwave networks, lasers (never took off) all old

from threading import Timer delayed= Timer(5, lambda: print('execute'), args=None, kwargs=None) delayed.start() in python api can use threading.Timer

anyone go short?

You can create articles based on a topic and some more questions. With that article you can create a substack/medium or submit to newpapers or a newsletter or a forum. Most reading material on the internet is at the level of these ai tools Here's one I created on investing during inflationary...

What!? :banghead: there are clearing houses, rating agencies, internal risk, credit quality, market reputation/gossip, KYC, ...

https://chat.openai.com/chat

Cme and cboe are competitors?

not currently, but I used it back in 2010 with quickfixj and java. still have the code

there are turnkey solutions. it's cheap https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en

MIT put there classes online ~20 years ago. They are still around with tuition increases

calculate augmented dickey-fuller or the like to determine mean reversion then let the $ roll in

You can automate a complex and discretionary system by adding random() function calls. :cool:

you can sell a synthetic put to lockin the $5 profit