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Given the amount of symbol requests you would potentially require, iqfeed is probably out of the question. Look into perhaps ActiveTick or, definitely CQG.

That's exactly what you do, being the idiot that you are, you pretend to 'retire' and leave like you always say, but then you come back to prove how much of a good troll you are, it's an old habit, and it's very easy to discern, you're a worse liar than you are a troll, to be honest. And you...

He is confirmed to be hftvol: http://elitetrader.com/vb/showpost.php?p=3981332&postcount=123 He does this every year, before he was amazingindustry, then he retired, then he became hftvol, and now he's 'volpunter'. He literally must not talk about this subject for no other reason than...

ALL WSJ articles are free, there is no paywall, just do a google search, and then hit the redirect link, anyone can read them, and it specifically is related to the SIP, retard. And as per a search on your username, that's the only ever article you posted on this subject, you confused it with...

You did not mention it, because it simply does not exist, look over the history again, simply regurgitating the same thing over and over does not change that you never referenced it once. Being the idiot that you are, you referred to the SIP system as the matching system, thus you accept your...

I'll make you eat your words now It was exactly an article on the SIP, but you don't even have the honor to bring it up, because you are a troll and a degenerate. It is your trolling article, and given your idiocy in referencing it multiple times, you should refrain from posting.

Given your idiocy, you showed an article that demonstrated the SIP system, not the matching system, completely different technologies. Go sort through your own spam, and you'll just find another article relating to the deprecated SIP, LOL. You don't need to be running 3 threads on the same topic...

Where was this?

NASDAQ explicitly uses the INET platform, there is no more NASDAQ platform, it was completely dumped, as claimed by NASDAQ itself, you're talking about your own fantasies. And the outages were related to the legacy SIP system, which was intentionally allowed to stagnate, nothing to do with their...

Even the chairman of Microsoft acknowledges this: The CHAIRMAN OF MICROSOFT claims this: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/02/28/john_thompson_on_microsoft_culture/ "I would argue that there are some attributes to Microsoft today that do look vaguely like IBM circa 1990," Thompson said...

Why do you continue to post if you said that you would not be posting anymore? Stackoverflow has no relevance, because it doesn't account for embedded device programmers. C is still very popular there, that's mostly for custom engineering jobs, and it doesn't claim to be a survey. It's just a...

A number of those exact ECNs mentioned are in fact available to non-US citizens, and formerly were to US citizens as well. You need to stop making such an arbitrary distinction, because in fact a number of those ECNs have NO MINIMUMS or very limited minimums, allowing them to be easily offered...

That sentiment was voiced in the wsj article by a managing director of SIFMA and it was echoed by others as stated: http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304202204579256791508315638 "Mr. Lazo said the exchanges have little incentive to upgrade the SIPs because they make...

You keep saying that their matching engine runs on windows, but it does not, and you have no proof to suggest it does, and being the idiot that you are, you referenced an SIP system and claimed it to be the matching system. LOL The Nasdaq matching system is now just an Instinet component of the...

Exactly, the core trading architecture of NASDAQ is still based on the instinet platform, which uses linux. Other exchanges which license the same tech, don't even have a need for SIP, which is based on US equities exchange regulations. The reason why they still use windows is probably due to...

First of all, those articles don't serve to stress any positives of windows, but in case you missed this: "Mr. Lazo said the exchanges have little incentive to upgrade the SIPs because they make additional fees by selling separate, higher-speed data feeds to banks, brokerage firms and other...

Alright, so offshore hosting for an automated trading system is o.k., it's only an issue if actual trades are entered outside of puerto rico on a discretionary basis, correct? Since the exit tax is based on unrealized capital gains, and provided all gains were realized in puerto rico and...

So, if you had a quant hedge fund, and the trading office was based out of puerto rico, but say, risk management and statistical research were handled by american offices, and all actual trades were conducted on cloud servers hosted in Europe and the US, it would be exempt from capital gains...

Do the trades actually have to be made in puerto rico to qualify for the exemption? What if your main trading office is based in Puerto Rico, but you're trading using cloud hosting with a service physically located in Europe or the continental US?

Perhaps, but with that foreign corporation, you will have to be dependent upon the foreign investor(s) who is(are) the beneficial owner(s).