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    dxFeed - Institutional Grade Market Data Provider

    1. Does your C application run on Linux? 2. Do you offer an IP (tcp or multicast, mitigated or not) where i could connect and get the quotes and trades? 3. Do you publish volume with your quotes and trades?
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    Interactive Brokers and forex spot trading regulations

    The vultures are already circling... Look through these links before switching to fxcm: https://www.google.com/search?q=FXCM+sued&oq=FXCM+sued&gs_l=serp.3...78171.80447.0.82217.4.4.0.0.0.0.116.398.2j2.4.0....0...1c.1.64.serp..0.1.104...0i30k1j0i8i30k1.FvKCOArZT3w
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    @hoppla I see about your approach. I have to lock my container and provide callbacks... Thank you for getting back.
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    If I want to keep an STL deque in the central broker (XPUB/XSUB), how can my strategy module can access it? Say, the deque contains the last 1000 prices of an instrument and I want to calculate the average?
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    Thx for links, Chronicle may work. Ignite will not work as I want to stay away from using servers since it may cause issues if I decide to put my system on a cloud.
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    @vicirek you are right about all of that. I am currently using my custom ThreadsafeQueue class that encapsulates std::queue<class Quote>, mutex, and condition variable. I write to it in one thread and read from it in another. Since it's locked every time I start writing or reading, the iterators...
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    Sure, it's the way to do it without sharing the data between processes. It'd have to lock it, like I currently do, o.w. I'd get Segmentation fault. I want to share though. Some data don't need to be shared, other data need to be shared.
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    Consumers do need all the quotes. e.g. if I want to calculate moving average and std. dev.
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    @botpro @vicirek I have a system that consists on four processes and runs on a single box. I am using C++ threading, and I am using 70-s style :) POSIX FIFO, sockets, and select(). Two of the processes write the data into FIFO on the main thread and listen to the incoming data on the child...
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    Hi botpro, my modules are processes on Linux so each one of them is an application on their own right. I am currently using C++ STL multithreading. e.g I have a class that is a wrap of STL map with a mutex where I accumulate the quotes. Such architecture is hard to scale.
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    Question on sharing accumulated quotes between ZeroMQ processes

    Hi, I've developed an ats using mutlithreading and FIFO. Though it's working, it's very difficult to expand, e.g going from a single data access module to multiple. Hence, I've decided to switch to ZeroMQ. I am using C++ on Linux and I am processing every quote. What I would like to achieve is...
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    Custom Trading Platform

    I know it's an old thread. Could the poster, or maybe someone else, tell me in which of those modules the quotes are being accumulated? The strategy module is certainly needs an access to the accumulated quotes to analyse them and to generate a buy/sell signal. If the quotes accumulation is...
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    Anti-migrant force builds in Europe

    Uh-ho, this is not your brainless, off the shelf Putin's troll. They evolve.
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    Anti-migrant force builds in Europe

    Oh, nooo, Putin's brainless trolls are now invading ET...
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    The ET Real-Time Chat is Coming Back

    Stocks and ETF Options Futures Forex Commodities Bonds
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    IB ad - Paper Trading

    It used to be that paper trading account was only available to those with funded accounts. Looks like it has changed. I wonder for how long you can use their paper trading account.
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    Which MATLAB products is needed for backtesting

    Mathworks is now offering "home" edition which is MATLAB $149 and Add-On Products $45 hence price is not really a factor deciding MATLAB vs open source options. To start backtesting you will only need the MATLAB and none of the add-ons, called toolboxes. Once you get a hand of it you may wanna...
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    Does anyone know the name of that japanese trader that turned $800 into something like $180 million?

    I thought it was funny :) I am happy for the guy and all other retail traders who make a good living from trading. It means there is hope for us.
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    Does anyone know the name of that japanese trader that turned $800 into something like $180 million?

    Ah, yeah, I remember his name, it's Dreamati Foolesho.
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    Operating System Choice

    Cinnamon is a desktop (UI for Linux) that is being developed by Mint and it's supposed to resemble GNOME 2. They started developing it only a couple of years ago.
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