Ravi,

Get real!!!
Home/Retail traders are  never going to be able to compete at the very high 
turnover/very low margin end of the market where investment banks thrive.
Goldman's (and other banks) statistical arbitrage models which turnover 
billions of dollars of stock a day often making less than 1 basis point on 
turnover (which is still a lot of money when multiplied by billions of 
dollars)...1 basis point is 1/10000 %...
With models like this it is critical to get price information as quickly as 
possible, hence "co-location" if their price servers closer to the exchange.
Remember of course these banks also have effectively ZERO execution cost. A 
retail trader will never get close to that.

If you really think as a retail trader you can compete in that market you are 
seriously deluded.

Retail traders make money trading in a different way... far less dependent on 
micro-second accuracy of price...


--- In [email protected], Ravindra Palwankar <ravipalwank...@...> wrote:
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> Dear ALL
> An open request to our expert developers of AFL for Amibroker
> In this world of bleeding edge technology's, the one who has the best 
> system/strategy to take split  second decision  wins.
> No doubt "AMI" is a very good software tool, but unless and until,  there are 
> smart AFL's,  it is of no use in a competitive environment.
> There was an article , about how "Goldman Sach bank" is minting money in 
> trading by installing computers which run 30 millisecond's faster than all 
> the other computers.
> With advancement of technolgy more refined AFL's can be developed.
> Recently, I came  across  an AFL developed by Mr.RAhul Mohindar (RMO) for 
> Metastock, which has been explained in a lucid manner on his website. 
> URL:
> http://forum.equis.com/ Training/Online%20Demo/RMO% 
> 20ATM%20Demo/RMO_ATM_DEMO.htm  )
> 
> May I , therefore request our AFL experts of Amibroker to develop an AFL much 
> better than this, so that  all the user's 
>  of Amibroker can take better and accurate trading decisions.
> Hope to see tha AFL soon.
> Thanks in advance.
> Brgds
> Ravi
>


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