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Cboe Futures Exchange (CFE)
Cboe U.S. Equity Options
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)
COMEX
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ICE Futures U.S.
Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX)
Montréal Exchange (MX)
New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)
Nodal Exchange
1In development.
2Access provided via FIX bridge through CN First International Futures Limited.
3Access provided via FIX bridge through local brokers, including Samsung Futures.
Last week on Twitter, #PreviewTT looked at how the TT platform architecture allows us to deliver unprecedented benefits, combining the best of X_TRADER® with enhancements that make TT even easier to use, more accessible and more performant.
The software-as-a-service (SaaS) delivery model eliminates the need for software installation, which means all users get access to the latest functionality on the day it launches regardless of where they’re located. Our customers say this makes TT a game changer.
SaaS also makes it possible to rapidly deliver that functionality virtually anywhere—whether you’re trading from a multi-monitor desktop workstation at the office, from a MacBook at home, or even from a phone while you’re on the go.
SaaS also enables the same workspaces, algos and configurations as well as your Audit Trail and other data to go wherever you go.
The TT platform’s back-end architecture and performance are equally impressive. Tests show latency of under 150 microseconds, while we’re building hot failover and full network path redundancy to ensure the network will be there when you need it.
Last week, #PreviewTT showcased some of the risk management capabilities that are built into the TT platform.
TT couples familiar risk-management and user-administration functionality, including popular risk controls, with significant enhancements. For example:
And just like the trading application, the risk management and user administration apps are accessible via mobile devices.
Below you’ll find the content we shared last week on Twitter. It includes a video that highlights some of the key enhancements plus many product screenshots.
Starting tomorrow, we’ll talk about the TT platform architecture and benefits it delivers to our users. So keep following @Trading_Tech and #PreviewTT.
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Last week’s #PreviewTT series on Twitter focused on the ways we’re enhancing our award-winning visual programming platform, ADL (Algo Design Lab), in the new TT platform. We’ve recapped the content below.
ADL is one of our most powerful tools for algorithmic traders, with drag-and-drop building blocks that allow you to quickly create, test and deploy automated trading strategies without any manual programming. With ADL you can leverage fleeting market opportunities without the need for manual coding or expensive programmers.
The TT version of ADL will include the same powerful features as the X_TRADER® version along with many significant enhancements. Here’s a sampling:
All ADL-created algos will run on co-located execution servers, so performance will be faster than ever.
And just like your workspaces and everything else in TT, all of your algos and configurations are accessible wherever you go thanks to our software-as-a-service (SaaS) architecture.
Autospreader was the focus of our ongoing #PreviewTT series last week on Twitter.
If you followed along, you already know that the TT version of Autospreader will provide a familiar experience to existing users along with significant functionality and performance enhancement that make Autospreader even faster, more powerful and easier to use.
For example, now you can:
And with TT, all of your workspaces and spread configurations go where you go. You can create a spread using a laptop, deploy it from your office workstation and manage it from your phone. The experience is consistent no matter where you are and what device you use.