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Mark,
This boy subscribes to "not play another man's game". Interesting you
know so much about it though. Good thing I know what you like to
trade.
Best regards,
Jimmy Snowden
mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxx
Monday, January 19, 2004, 10:38:49 PM, you wrote:
MB> Hello Jimmy,
MB> Traderware was the only program I know of the would build a bar from
MB> any number of seconds chosen. Plus it would do multi data charts
MB> using a mix of second, tick, minute etc. type bars and or ticks.
MB> This can only be accomplished when you run your own ticker plant time
MB> stamp every tick. Even then it is a lie when they stamp the tick time
MB> because it is about impossible to send the data and receive the data
MB> in the same instance.
MB> However say if you were doing business with a clearing member and that
MB> member had an office in the exchange building. Then you would be able
MB> to have data within very few nanoseconds of it's creation. To
MB> rebroadcast data from the exchange building would be the idea setup.
MB> I am only aware of but a few who understand this and/or are taking
MB> advantage of this best case scenario.
MB> To expand the system further what a guy needs is to install a sonnet
MB> ring between the major exchanges and then process the data and
MB> broadcast via some other method than multi cast and preferably on
MB> fiber rather than copper.
MB> Otherwise don't play another man's game, use a larger time frame and
MB> get away from the noise. Else ye be chopped up and eaten.
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