ADL (Algo Design Lab)
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ADL (Algo Design Lab), is a visual programming platform that allows traders and programmers alike to design, test and deploy custom automated trading programs. Instead of constructing systems by text-based programming, the platform provides intuitive, drag-and-drop building blocks that can be linked and combined visually. The platform generates executable code from the user's visual design, and includes feedback and warnings to help detect and warn against undesirable algorithm behavior. [1]
New strategies can be completed in hours or days, rather than the many-week timeframe often associated with system development. This allows traders to design systems that target current, short-duration market events and conditions, as well as providing a much faster revision process when errors and shortcomings are detected in a system's behavior.
Related Video
Rick Lane Discusses His New Role as Chief Technology Officer at Trading Technologies
Rick Lane was recently rehired by Trading Technologies as Chief Technology Officer. Lane left Trading Technologies for Google after selling TickIt Trading Systems to them in 2010. Lane talks about the differences between Trading Technologies and Google, his agenda as CTO and how ADL (Algo Design Lab) is doing. Published April 9, 2012.[2]
Michael Unetich – Trading Technologies [INTERVIEW]
MarketsWiki Editor Jessica Titlebaum interviews Michael Unetich, Product Manager of the Algo Design Lab at Trading Technologies, at FIA Expo 2010. Published November 1, 2010. [3]
References
- ↑ ADL. Trading Technologies.
- ↑ Rick Lane Discusses His New Role as Chief Technology Officer at Trading Technologies. MarketsWiki.tv.
- ↑ Michael Unetich – Trading Technologies [INTERVIEW]. MarketsWiki.tv.
