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QuestionAlternatives to MSMQ Pin
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tximo28-Feb-10 21:29
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I'm not sure what do you mean by "real-time". I thought my system was real-time.

One advantage of having several applications is flexibility. I considered this a key factor when I first designed our system, despite losing some performance speed. If I have only one big program, I have to stop it, modify it and restart it every time I want to introduce a new trading strategy or remove one, or modify one. Besides, (I think) one error or bug in one strategy can compromise the performance (in terms of trading profits) of other strategies.
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