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Mark
Do you know whether TS2k or TS8 is able to interface with TT's X_Trader for
execution? Your Dual subserver sounds awesome but I would like to use TS8,
maybe Global server into Owndata would work But I suppose I could convert my
code back to TS2k. Can you offer any opinion on whether Dual
subserver/Global Server into Owndata and ts8 might cause more problems than
its worth?
Thanks
Jerry
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Brown [mailto:markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, July 02, 2005 11:12 PM
To: mike ball
Cc: Tony Walker; omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re[2]: Reducing Slippage Risk
Hello mike,
> I am a full time Futures Trader and I'm using TT's X_Trader PRO
> license.
Dual Subserver - The absolute fastest data feed in the world for Omega
Research - TradeStation 2000i. In order to minimize risks of data loss
caused by vendor quote interruption. Since even the most reliable
vendors do have problems occasionally, then we decided to use two data
feeds at once. So the subserver created allows us to use the DBC
online subserver without any modifications and at the same time to
receive data from the second vendor - Trading Technologies. Now at any
given time the GlobalServer has dual data for the necessary symbols.
The data that TradeStation receives from the TT trading platform is
exchange direct data - it does not get any faster than this. One of
the reasons that this product was developed was that we were running
TS using a third party data vendor and realized that the TT platform's
data was always ahead of the quote vendor. This latency caused us to
be behind the curve when chasing small moves when scalping few ticks
on the emini sp. Now with the dual server we are able to look at TS
giving us trading signals and then actually enter that trade at that
price using TT as the two are in sync now.
<http://www.markbrown.com/utility/tt_project/tssagreement.pdf>
<http://www.markbrown.com/utility/tt_project/ts2000i_subserv/ts2000i_subserv
.rar>
Note: Must use with X TRADER Pro
user name = free
password = free
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Best regards,
Mark
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