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I read the bloomberg article: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-13/credit-suisse-to-liquidate-natural-gas-etn-that-went-parabolic?sref=Pe2MZYR1 but I dont understand why the ETF's notional value would be so drastically more than the actual value of the underlying. Sorry for the...

Here is a newbie question. Why is RHT trading below the 190 price that IBM said it was going to pay? I guess why is the market settling on 170? Could I arbitrage this buy buying the stock at the discount and buying some protective puts (haven't looked at the options market on this yet) ?

I meant get a library that has classes that represent decimal. Sorry I didn't answer that. BTW, java/c# have that built in :D

Yeah those are good points. Here are the pros of using c# 1) Perf - True, native c++ holds an advantage, but that only really materializes when you have optimized your entire network (slow processor, 1 gig switch, slow disks on your database). Honestly, with gpu's and mutithread cores, the perf...

I think you should stick to decimals. Doubles are inherently problematic and have epsilon issues (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_epsilon). To be honest, unless you are doing somehting that requires c++, you'd be better off building this in c#, imho. But if c++ is the way to go, then...

Thanks Rob, I'm looking to be able to trade specific energy futures on the ICE exchange and to get real time pricing. What you showed me is the delayed quote that ICE provides for free for Natural Gas. So, as an example, I want to trade the Henry Hub fixed price future (...

Anyone know a good api provider that allows me to get real time data for ICE Energy Futures contracts like Henry Hun (NG LD1 Futures). It seems like theICE makes it nearly impossible to trade energy contracts without using their front end. I'm looking to build my own proprietary system, but I...

I would not try to do this in SQL. Can you do it, yes, but should you do it. No. Here's why: SQL is designed to retrieve data, not do calculations. Because there was a demand to do calculations in SQL, Microsoft and Oracle added it on as an afterthough. The result of that is you'll be forced to...