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Dorman is a clearing FCM, as is Rosenthal. Mirus is an Independent Introducing Broker, which means they have to meet certain accounting and capital requirements:
Based on statements released by the firms, to my understanding, Dorman, RCG, and Mirus have all stated they do not have any proprietary trading.
The only way to really deal with the risk, in my opinion, is for the CFTC to introduce insurance regulations like exists in the equities markets. I have multiple accounts and spread things out that way, and I sleep perfectly fine at night. I am not worried about risk of any single account.
I thought that the current owner of 7ticks is Interactive Data Corp, also owner of eSignal. I've looked at jobs at 7ticks and their job listings are at Interactive.
I have a question about zen-fire and rithmic. Do you need to change the license at ninja trader to move between these two? Once you login, is it the same service, or does zen-fire have their own servers so basically it has no commonality with rithmic?
To the best of my knowledge you don't need to change the license key when you switch providers.
BUT, NinjaTrader has to change the provider on their end so you can route the orders via the right provider.
Therefore, you should get in touch with them once you decided on a provider.
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I am running a automated strategie in multicharts and i like to know if there is a big difference in execution between simulated autotrading and realtime autotrading?
I'm just about to switch from Mirus/Zen Fire, probably to AMP. This is because Mirus/Zen Fire have casually dropped trading in DAX and FTSE futures, to "improve their service"
I guess products outside the US aren't really important to them.
As Mirus continues to drive towards evolving technology advancements, our focus has been on supporting the core exchange for active ZenFire traders. We continue to serve customers through the CME group of exchanges, ICE, and EUREX. You can read our notice regarding support for less demanded exchanges here.
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Sorry, it sounds just like spin. If ZF wanted to improve core support they could have just stuck a server in London to deal with NYSE Liffe. As for concentrating on core 'in demand' exchanges, I suppose MGEX is one of those, with its 6,000 contracts a day, compared to FTSE at 100,000 and 16 dollars a tick.
Your appreciation of UK products is further demonstrated by your remark that we can just trade suitable alternatives in the US. Really? What's the equivalent US product for the FTSE 100?
So much for Global trading.
(my figures and assumptions may be way out - I really don't have the motivation to check)