Detail below!
Survey is at:
http://quantlabs.net/surveys/2014/01/14/how-much-for-this-complete-trading-platform-course-with-source-code-with-hft-option/
Ouch! Popular trading platforms are not cheap:
Retails platforms:
http://www.multicharts.com/multicharts/purchase/
http://www.ninjatrader.com/purchase-own.php
https://www.tradestation.com/pricing/software-and-data-pricing
Pro:
https://www.tradingtechnologies.com/en/products/pricing/
White Label with Source Code:
http://www.modulusfe.com/m4/
Here is what I got:
This online course is was an original workshop put on in late 2013.
The following are general concepts presented:
1. Real time data capture and back testing
2. Interacting with Interactive Brokers Trader Workstation TWS desktop client for automated trading
3. Extending MATLAB for trade strategy and model research development
4. MATLAB Simulink Visual Model Development with C or C++ with FPGA for potential High Frequency Trading
5. Outline SQL Database for MYSQL, SQL Server, and NOSQL options
NOTE: VISUALATION modules exists but will be available the near future.
HIGHLIGHTS
This workshop entails various workshop presentation videos, notes, working self contained video lessons, reference URLs, and most of all working source code examples in C#/.NET as of Jan 14/2014.
Please note that this workshop entails over 3 years of my very own research of best methodologies in creating your own modern custom trading platform with full source code components. This enables you to have full control of all steps in how your trading platform performs. Many benefits include:
1. Ability to submit better market orders to multiple brokers for larger scale trading operations.
2. Maintain any future changes without dependence on expensive third parties to implement changes
3. Absolute full control having FULL TRADER’s over competitive market participants.
4. Be at same level playing as your bigger automated competing operations
5. Be fully automated as opposed to old school click and trade discretionary trading
5. Remove human emotion removing all emergency 911 calls and pills to control your anxiety.
6. Absolute most affordable way to implement a custom trading platform to jumpstart your potentially profitable quant trading indie business. You know: the modern way!
What you waiting for? Join NOW to get immediate access to this workshop
Details follow:
1 Real time data capture and back testing
This course demos:
a. Introduction to IQFeed data provider with coding samples in Java and .NET C#
b. Third party software used to collect historical and real time market data which can saved as flat file for back testing
c. Open source lightweight rapid queuing library that is implemented between 2 software components
d. Detailed software architecture with example source code
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2. Interacting with Interactive Brokers (IB) Trader Workstation (TWS) desktop client for automated trading
a. Demo of interacting with Interactive Brokers TWS desktop client
b. Various demos of using third party library to create sequential steps in using Interactive Brokers API, and interaction with IB API in C#/.NET and C++
c. Complete working demo of real time IB data capture with primitive trading model with market submission order demos
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3. Extending MATLAB for trade strategy and model research development
a. Mathworks Webinars to Showcase Automated and Algorithmic Based Trading Systems
b. Rapid trick to go from researh paper or idea algo quick implementation with Matlab M script
c. Matlab script deployed demo into .NET/C# application with complete source code
d. Complete reference to demo use Matlab Code Generation process to C or C++ for DLL creation
e. References for Many other Matlab deployment options including Excel or Excel Add In, Java, web server, and many more.
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4. MATLAB Simulink Visual Model Development with C or C++ with FPGA for potential High Frequency Trading
a. Simulink Model Demo Walkthrough with Files
b. Matlab Simulink FPGA webinar references (for ultra lowest latency HFT)
c. Matlab Simulink Code Generation C/C++ with C# client interface client
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5. Outline SQL Database for MYSQL, SQL Server, and NOSQL options
a. Demos videos of MYSQL with integration of Matlab, C++, .NET/C#, and R
b. NOSQL demos with R and Cassandra, MongoDB, Redis
c. SQL Server demo references with integration of Java, .NET/C#, and Matlab
d. SQL Server Stream Insights demos for Complex Event Processing with source code
e. SQL Server Market Data with database scheme T-SQL code
Survey is at:
http://quantlabs.net/surveys/2014/01/14/how-much-for-this-complete-trading-platform-course-with-source-code-with-hft-option/