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If you are having problems with automatic Nvidia video card driver updates with Windows 10 like I have, you may want to check the message below I received from Nvidia:
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please visit the below link for instructions to turn off driver updates on Windows 10. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930
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Some video cards use WDDM 1.3 and others use WDDM 2.0; Windows 10 supports only one WDDM I am told. If both types of cards are on your system only one set will work.
mano San Jose, CA
Getting ever more complex and difficult !
Complexity of U.S. Options Markets Requires Advanced Order Routing, TABB Reports
Traders Magazine Online News, June 29, 2015
John D'Antona Jr.
As the options market continues to grow in terms of trading volume and complexity, the ability to execute orders will get increasingly difficult and require the buyside to conduct more research and more advanced order routing strategies.
These are the findings of Tabb Group research, which in its latest report "Solving the Labyrinth: Smarter Access to U.S. Options Market Liquidity," also noted that advanced order routing technology is ciitical to supporting an expanding set of trading instruments, trading velocities and diverse exchange trading models.
Tabb wrote that with U.S. options market structure becoming more complex, options traders are facing four major challenges in their search for liquidity: the expanding number of exchanges, a diverse set of market models, an expanding array of options and accelerating trading velocity.
"Aadvanced order routing is seen as a key competitive differentiator for brokers with the ability to route to multiple exchanges with minimal latency, a necessity now for catering to institutional investors across the options markets," the market consultancy wrote.
Andy Nybo, TABB principal and head of derivatives research, examined in the report how the current 12 options exchanges, with two more expected by year's end, have created a complex market structure for traders looking to access liquidity and improve execution performance.
Managing the exponential increase in options data creates difficulty for analytical and execution processes, said Nybo. As the number of options series now exceeds 800,000 instruments.
"Peak message rates are approaching 10 million messages per second, putting massive strains on technology infrastructure at sell- and buy-side firms alike," he wrote. "The ability to analyze real-time data is important, but what these firms need is the ability to analyze historical tick data to refine execution strategies that contribute to improved returns."
The new report examines the effect of competition for order flow from the 12 exchanges, creating a hyper-competitive environment where exchanges tweak trading rules and protocols constantly to influence routing of order flow from market participants, driving market makers to invest significant resources to fine-tune their models and strategies.
"Market makers have by necessity become increasingly sophisticated in managing exposures," Nybo said. "They are using exchange-provided risk tools to manage quotes, as well as low-latency infrastructures, co-location and advanced analytics to better manage risk."
Furthermore, the market's complexity has also forced trading firms to dig deeply into the details of their trading activity to gain a better understanding of where orders are being routed and executed. As a result, Nybo added, trading firms are investing considerable resources in analytic capabilities to evaluate the impact of fee and liquidity parameters on performance. "Traders want the ability to understand routing logic within algorithms and at the same time understand the impact of fees associated with their executions."
It seems to me that this should be a high priority . . . . the need for standards for communicating.
FIX® has become the way the world trades. Virtually every major stock exchange and investment bank uses FIX for electronic trading, alongside the world's largest mutual funds, money managers and thousands of smaller investment firms. Leading futures exchanges offer FIX connections and major bond dealers either have or are implementing them. Identifying an exact number of users is impossible, as FIX is a free and open standard, but it is very clear that the world’s financial community now speaks FIX.
How can I create custom symbols in C# based on iqFeed data and have it available in for eg : Ensign or other quote/drawing interfaces ?
Thanks
Tim
Why not make both available, old and a more recent version not more than 3 yrs old ? why should developers to be held back by those who want to stay with very old software/maybe no one uses it . . . does not work in the real world :-)
See how many times customers download each and then make a decision to remove the clutter.
Ask Apple CEO Tim Cook . . how quickly Apple customers upgrade . . and why Microsoft is being dragged down by support for legacy software . . . . Nadella is changing that.
Thank you.
mano San Jose, CA
More . . . while installing Developer.
Please clarify . . . .
Thank You mano San Jose, CA
IQFeed Developer 5.1.0.5 Setup gives this incomplete and confusing message . . .
Please have the message tell me what version is installed and whether it is older or newer. Older ? Followup action etc.
I did install the latest Client 5.1.1.3 from July 2014 ?
Help :-)
mano San Jose, CA
Hi
I am new to Developer . . . while reviewing the documentation I came across sample code for VB that Microsoft's latest Visual Studio Community 2013 complained about. See attached message.
Can we please have this documentation updated ?
Thank you in advance. .
mano San Jose, CA Formerly a very long time in technology with Citigroup in New York, NY/Global
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