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- shrike replied Nov 24, 2011
They sent an email out earlier today, test-environment is down due to maintainance for a few hours today. There is preview.lmaxtrader.com too, i think its some experimental/testing environment.
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 23, 2011
The advantage API vs FIX vs Rest may have one over the other is unlikly to be relevant. Even if you can colocate latency is a few milliseconds(and in the tens of milliseconds if you dont) - several orders of magnitude greater than what you might ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 22, 2011
So you had slippage on a stop-order during economic figures? Is that what your problem with untrusted markets is? Because you are rather nebulous about the exact nature about your issues. Not trying to be a fanboy here, if there are real problems i ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 21, 2011
I dont know either, they certainly dont have problems 'fairly frequently'. Doubt it has anything to do with their pricebands.
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 21, 2011
Yes i have read that. They are doing this similar to what the CME and other exchanges do. Google CME pricebanding and protection points for further info. Or Xetra volatility breaks. I think its a good idea to have SOPs in place for situations when ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 21, 2011
TradingGurus: what are the issues you have? Can't help with Java, i'm a .net person. I have a working prototype of a trading frontend that fits my needs. I have abondened fix for now - i miss accountstate information (open orders & positions, ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 21, 2011
AFAIK, they segregate client money according to FSA rules, like every other UK broker has to do. Does someone know - do these segregeted client accounts get preferential treatment when a bankruptcy occurs (like american futures accounts)? Or will ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 18, 2011
Anyone knows some details about lmax's IB policies? it sounds like these guys get a part of the commissions for introducing clients through them. If their split is high enough - maybe its possible for other IBs to adopt a model where clients can get ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 17, 2011
What about the MC order entry? It appears only the charts/data history is broken at the moment, but the DOM etc should be ok? Personally i can live with the web GUI, even tho there is definateliy room for improvement.
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 16, 2011
What do you mean, "realible" ? The prices that you see in the level2 display are quoted by Goldman and JPMorgan as well as LMAX customers (unfortunately not that many).
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 15, 2011
No, it was yesterday evening and lasted about 45 minutes. Chat said they had some sort of liquidity problems, what ever that means, and said that it was possible to trade over the phone (to close positions).
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 14, 2011
Dont know - it appears they lost connectivity with their LPs. Not good.
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 13, 2011
The parent company of all Oanda regional entities is OANDA Corporation, New York - they are not separate. They would all go into bankruptcy, should that ever arise. However, client money in UK, Canada and Asia/Pacific appear still to be relatively ...
OANDA Discussion
- shrike replied Nov 13, 2011
Justin: given the current MF Global fiasco, and the not so confidence inspiring PNSN chart and surrounding rumors, i think raises some questions of how a potential Penson bankruptcy would play out for MB and their customers. Especially for FX ...
MB Trading Futures - Introduction
- shrike replied Nov 9, 2011
I think their commission is ok for no volume-requirement. It translates to about 0.7 pips in eur/usd. But it would be nice if they had a volume-tiered scheme. Its hard to justify paying 30%-40% more, if you can get lower commissions.. I actually ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Nov 8, 2011
Oanda does have there pairs (and a few more XAU crosses too).
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- shrike replied Oct 31, 2011
How does 'single bid' work? It sounds like the orders get triggered only on bid-prices - so long orders would get triggered "one spread" too late..
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