Memory Footprints, CPU Usage and Trading Software

By Jason Bone, on August 25th, 2011

One of the things I am known for amongst trading colleagues and students is tweaking my trading system. There are two kinds of tweaking – good and bad. Good tweaking serves your trading and makes things run smoother. Bad tweaking breaks things and makes you unhappy!

One thing I don’t tweak (well not too . . . Read More: Memory Footprints, CPU Usage and Trading Software

Adaptability in trading

By Jason Bone, on August 1st, 2011

The summer time is always a good time to bring up this particular topic – Adaptability. It has many connotations in trading but it becomes even more relevant when markets are thin and illiquid as is often the case over the summer months.

The character of markets changes all the time. Even within individual . . . Read More: Adaptability in trading