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> Has the following come up before and does anyone have views on the
> following?
> 
> Amending Algos - Currently I'm fine with a Cancel/Replace mesage being
> used to update the regular FIX tags and also being used to update the
> parameters of the current algo strategy.
> 
> But should a cancel/replace message allow the replacement of one algo
> strategy with another supplied by that broker? By default I'd like to
> say yes and stay as flexible as possible but i'm also away that some
> brokers have a 'DMA' algo strategy which may involve the amend message
> going down a separate pipe to the original algo which could be
> problematic.
> 
> Thanks in advance for your help Jim


Interesting question. Actually,  There are two ways to handle this 
functionality: the broker will assume a full cancel replace and replace all 
strategic parameters and if all parameters are not provided, the broker will 
insert the defualt (e.g. end time=end of market)  

OR

the broker can simply change the parameter sent in the cxl/rpl and not change 
the other parameters from the original order. 

It may sound complicated but it's not.  The certifcation can be pretty time 
consuming because one will have to cover many possible cases.



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