I hear that some Hedge Funds and Institutional Investors are going beyond HFT trading by doing Parallel programming of heterogeneous systems using power of CPU, GPU and FPGA for ultimate ultra low latency trading system. This system enqables them to complete the trading process in couple of micro seconds, till date its the fast system [...]
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Power of CPU, GPU and FPGA for ultimate ultra low latency trading system !
Posted: 09/15/2011 in Trading SoftwareTags: algo trading, Algorithmic trading, Central processing unit, CPU, electronic trading systems, Field-programmable gate array, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, FPGA, GPU, Graphics processing unit, Hedge fund, High-frequency trading, Low latency trading, Programming, Stock trading system, system, trading
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Will you hand over your secret high-frequency trading codes to SEC & FINRA?
Posted: 09/14/2011 in Regulatory Compliance, Trading SoftwareTags: Algo, algo trading, codes, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, FINRA, Hedge fund, HFT, High-frequency trading, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, Trading strategy, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, US, Vice president, Wall Street
U.S. securities regulators have taken the unprecedented step of asking high-frequency trading firms to hand over the details of their trading strategies, and in some cases, their secret computer codes. The requests for proprietary code and algorithm parameters by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), a Wall Street brokerage regulator, are part of investigations [...]
