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have you see the news about bloomberg: [url]http://rfpconnect.com/news/2012/2/1/bloomberg-unveils-its-data-distribution-technology[/url]

Is there a adapter for bloomberg?]]> http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/681/2433.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/681/2433.page GMT Is there any Marketcetera partners program, or any certification program?

Also, are there any plans to officially launch a backtesting framework - I read that one person was in the process of writing one. But is that becoming the official framework?
Cheers
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I've spent a few months testing and using 1.5 and am quite happy but would like to upgrade to latest before going live to save a lot of upgrade testing time. I've been connecting regularly to see progress but it's been quite a few months since initial target date. When will the new release finally be ready? I am really looking forward to it! But if it will still be a couple months then I should plan to go live with 1.5.

Alexandra
]]> http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/649/2281.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/649/2281.page GMT Thanks!]]> http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/645/2271.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/645/2271.page GMT Is there something like [url]http://www.theserverside.com/matrix[/url] to help to choose among the available projects ?
Many thanks]]> http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/603/2101.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/603/2101.page GMT http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/602/2100.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/602/2100.page GMT

ps: I'm using the same user (admin) for both cases.]]> http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/547/1852.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/547/1852.page GMT
Does Marketcetera have any plans to implement Futures trading GUI and Futures flow support in ORS? I.E Mulitleg (Strategy/Spread) orders

Kind regards,
-Vid-]]> http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/537/1803.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/537/1803.page GMT
I'd like to begin by reaffirming our fundamental commitment to the open source business model. Marketcetera is at our core an open source project and while we will continue to develop with complimentary commercial models, these revenues are required to hire the staff and maintain the infrastructure that fuels the long-term growth of our project. There are no absolutes in the technology industry, but we are committed to the open source model and we are doing everything in our power to maintain a successful, vibrant open source trading platform for the financial services industry.

The other issue I would like to address is the question of our product roadmap. In the first quarter of 2011, we will release version 2.1 of our product to the community. Version 2.1 includes support for futures as an asset class including market data support, the addition of depth-of-book market data retrieval and ORS performance improvements.

Colin DuPlantis, our Chief Architect, will provide additional posts in the new year regarding version 2.1 as well as our product roadmap, but we have successfully installed version 2.1 at several sites and we believe you will find it to be a stable release with very important new functionality. We are also interested in roadmap suggestions from the community, so please feel free to post your suggestions.

The health of open source projects also depend on the contributions of our community members. This is particularly true in the financial services industry where there are a finite number of developers and institutions. There have been several very promising open source financial services projects over the years that have failed to maintain their momentum due in part to a lack of contributions. Over the course of the past year we have had community members approach us to tackle market data adapters, UI screens for additional asset classes, even q&a work on the product. Ultimately, it is our vision to provide greater balance between the code that we develop and the code that is contributed by our community. We believe that this reflects the real potential of a deep, rich open source project. Last year we established seed projects to jump start contributions, but I'd also like to encourage you to contact Colin directly with your own contribution suggestions as we view this as an area where we would like to make significant progress this year.

We have more than doubled the number of production implementations over the course of the year, and through these implementations we have gained tremendous "real-world" insights. While we have been able to incorporate these lessons into our product development efforts, we'd also like to deliver the insights directly to interested community members, so Colin will be posting monthly on implementation lessons that he feels will benefit everyone in the community.

In terms of commercial models, we continue to offer a series of complimentary services for the open source project. These include architectural consulting, installation support, technical support and, of course, custom development. We also offer a series of commercial extensions for the open source project including market data adapters, broker connections and other extensions that provide faster performance, greater scalability and higher levels of availability. Again, we are committed to the evolution of our open source project and we are also exploring ways to add value to the core project in order to finance our team and the infrastructure required to keep Marketcetera on a sustainable, long term footing which is in everyone's best interests.

I hope that this post has helped provide some context on the successes we have achieved this past year and the challenges we would like to address in 2011. I would again like to offer you the best of this holiday season and look forward to your continued partnership in our open source project next year.

Download. Run. Trade.

Roy Agostino
Managing Director, Marketcetera
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Could any one post a java sample strategy which calculates and uses EMA (Exponential Moving Average) or MACD?


Michaes]]> http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/508/1672.page http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/preList/508/1672.page GMT
I am impressed with core functionality of Marketcetera.
I would like to extend functionality of TradeBase.
An outsourcing offer is published here: http://www.freelancer.com/projects/Java-Ruby-on-Rails/Marketcetera-TradeBase-Screening-Project.html

Hope can find experienced developer.

Thank you.

Kind regards,
TY

P.S. The offer is for screening test. The fee is symbolic.
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I am thinking of making marketcetera strategies accept parent orders from external system. Strategies can then work on the parent orders to generate child splits..

Apparently, the sample strategies come with Marketcetera all generate parent orders inside the strategies themselves (either hardcode or config) instead of receiving from external system.

I can see the module org.marketcetera.strategy.java.Strategy does provide quite many methods like onCallback, onTrade, onCancelReject, onExecutionReport for accepting external events. But looks like there is no methods for handling parent order event.

I am wondering if anyone has done some work on that. Any suggestion or comment appreciated.
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I was wondering whether Marketcetera can aply other APIs provided by other brokerage services

My question is, as I am interested in trading in taifex,

if it is possible for Marketcetera to implement further APIs

that is supposed to work in TAIFEX

is Marketcetera able to use the whole different API or

is the user supposed to modify in some sort of different fashion?

I have my own algorithm in Java and it works perfectly fine
and just thinking about implying on other exchange markets

Best Regards

Jason
















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