Optimizing Infrastructure for Trading Performance
Automated trading in the financial markets continues to grow, as it is adopted beyond equities into other asset classes, and as its use expands globally.
While some classes of automated trading – such as High Frequency Trading, Arbitrage and Market Making – continue to require a continued focus on reducing latency, from milliseconds to microseconds to nanoseconds, much of the marketplace is not as latency sensitive.
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Oh, thanks - I just saw this comment. It nearly killed me to write that - the paper had to bring together a number of concepts, and present them against some real world activities.
CFN liked it, it's the 2nd white paper I've written for them, and there might be more in 2012. Hope you like those too!
Excellent whitepaper STTP (Straight To The Point.)