I think this is the project, not from Australia, but from South Africa. http://www.turingfinance.com/algorithmic-trading-system-architecture-post/
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I think this is the project, not from Australia, but from South Africa. http://www.turingfinance.com/algorithmic-trading-system-architecture-post/
I'm familiar with that study by Stuart Reid. It's a very good read and great reference for a system architecture.
Here's a simple diagram of the AlgoTrader architecture
http://www.algotrader.com/product/architecture/
Here's a diagram of the QuantConnect architecture
https://www.quantconnect.com/lean/documentation/topic2.html
Here's a simple diagram of the AlgoTrader architecture
http://www.algotrader.com/product/architecture/
Here's a diagram of the QuantConnect architecture
https://www.quantconnect.com/lean/documentation/topic2.html
NT has a more simpler implementation under the hood and has been "validated" by thousands of users.
Only time and real use cases can say "Yes, that way was right".
What is NT and what does it have to do with open source, or even "source code available for a price"?
He's referring to the NinjaTrader platforms, either version 7 or version 8 which has just come out of the beta stage. They're actually nice software packages but don't have everything you may need to run certain algo strategies. Also they aren't open source.
Here is some screens of code repo (mess of C++, C#, VB languages):
Most of file just a code monkey style (spaghetti). No architecture. No design. Just raw coding-coding-coding. No any ideas how they can handle and support of this.
Where are code examples?
Looks like some code to draw colored rectangles or something?Enjoy
