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From: "Jack Hershey" <jhershey@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: The Linux of financial trading systems?
Date: 7 Nov 1998 15:37:49 GMT
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Dear Mountain Bikn' guy
I endorse your concept of a grass roots Linux to build an open usable
resource. And i would gladly contribute energy and time to supporting it.
i would be limited as a contributor, because of my limited expertise. My
focus would have to be in the areas that lead up to the product you
envision. i dont believe at this point that what is out there is the thing
to try to improve upon, mostly because what is there isnt too helpful or
appropriate. I am very committed to the creative process rather than just
learning from others mistakes and criticing others.
I am further limited in that i have pursued TA for forty years, turning
away from other alternatives. This bias may be contrary to your goals so i
would fall into a narrower niche than you and only be able to work on that
part of the overall thing you envision.
Tell us how you want to proceed and i will follow your direction. Everyday
someone here comes up with a terrific idea and yours certainly is one of
the best I've seen and i support you.
Mountain Bikn' Guy <mtnbikn@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in article
<GsL02.6131$Xt4.42490460@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>...
> Attention system traders: Is Katz's C++ system any good? Could we do
better
> from scratch?
>
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