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Chris Donnan : Programming - Brooklyn Style

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FIX Algorithmic Trading Definition Language

FPL Press Release: FPL Announces FIX Algorithmic Trading Definition Language Enters Beta Phase

Slides here

The gist is that if you have a GUI to exec trades @ VWAP, Implementation Shortfall, TWAP, Custom Algo X, Y and Z - these may all have different parameters. In fact - the spec goes as far as detailing parameters, validation and GUI controls. Interesting :)

Now - when we need to add new algos to a trading GUI - if we render our UIs based on the spec - there will be no new work - just point to the new XML data - and we have new UIs that send the correct data to the execution endpoint - sounds good - lets see when it is ready to go.

-Chris

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  1. rlabs, on July 30th, 2007 at 9:11 pm, said:

    Thanks for the pick up on the release. Just wanted to remind coders you can get full access to the .xsd and .xml sample files along with a simple xslt example using Excel.

    You have to register but its free and all it requires is name, email and firm.
    http://www.fixprotocol.org/register

    Log in and then go to:
    http://www.fixprotocol.org/working_groups/algowg/documents

    Where you will find all the goodies, including PowerPoint slides and full audio of the recent press conference. You can also get a full set of sample xml files and see which firms are backing this thing.

    Rick

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