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dv,gelber,ronin,geneva,htg,... then there are several option marketmakers

you could write an "order gateway" (basically a router/proxy) in c#,java,c++ or similar that connects to your broker and places orders, gets data and executions. Have the gateway accept internal orders from python or anything which it then forwards on to the broker and sends back executions to...

isn't every data provider socket level? you still need an api to use it and you probably wouldn't use fix for your data. as for the OP, it's harder to find a data provider that does not offer what you need. activfinancial,quanthouse

I read the threads title and the eastern warrior's post. I now see that OP question has nothing to do with the thread title

def coc (F,D,S,t): """ F = S * exp (r*t) - D. So, r = ln((F+D)/S)/t Where F - Futrues price S - spot price r - cost of carry t - time to expiry D - dividends to be paid during the life of the futures contract or storage cost """ return np.log((F+D)/S)/t

iti tradestar voice simulation

where did you get this info? ass-u-me

that was a big pit when next to sp. when things picked up you could hear noise circle around eurodollars wait wait then sps get going

if you only have a few calendars then financially it's nothing. the risk is a big move

isn't this just an add on to orc? other firms are licensing their software now https://www.rivalsystems.com/ https://www.tradewex.com/

I've never seen any evidence of human decision trading working, even the big players don't use like this, they run systems via rules while a human monitors it

useful https://bitbucket.org/hrojas/learn-pandas

agreed. you don't need to do all that upfront work. To build a system in python you need 1) python 2) data Start there. You can do a simple daily system using python (pandas) and eod prices from quandl

incorrect, you can sell it to me for a penny

http://ta-lib.org/ data from quandl.com

onsite technical work (and anything h1b) is modern day slavery. I would need to be loaded up on soma for that. The beauty of remote work is that someone can hold down multiple fulltime jobs and still work only 40hrs a week... underemployment arbitrage

what's your company? I will send you my resume and take less than the salary you mentioned. My only requirement is that I work remotely. I don't think there is any tech shortage. From my experience most of the work is rather mundane and utilizes less than 40hrs/wk

I don't think there isn't enough domestic talent. It's just that the talent is not as cheap, in a specific demographic (ie. in silicon valley you probably need to be under 30 yrs), or the employer thinks an individual needs N years of experience in something that takes a month to learn. Also...

btfd

haven't been too active but the insight is top notch http://bit.ly/2ePYH5v