Welcome to Open Trader
What is it all about ?
Open Trader is an Open Source professionnal grade trading suite, targeted at high-frequency algorithmic trading and statistical arbitrage.
The C# code base is currently made of around 45.000 uncommented code lines in about 400 files, here are the
class diagrams.
Some
screenshots are also available, as well as some
slidesWe use current technologies (.NET Framework 3.5 SP1, SQL Server, StyleCop, ...)
Who we are and what we do
We're a team of pluri-competent algorithmic IT/Quant/Traders with broad professionnal experiences of equity, IR and FX markets (up to 10 years in well known trading firms)
Our company
www.systemathics.com sells integrated knowledge to high-end professional trading firms (track record proven algorithms and models with full source code. Consulting and support)
All our strategies and models run natively in Open Trader and we will continuously improve it in a pure Open Source way. It's not a source license trick but a full GPL code base within a public and visible portal
Current status of the project
Open Trader is still under development and should be considered beta
Some of our prime customers are running special Systemathics versions and we target production for Q4 2009
Take a look at the
features list for current/planned functionnalities
Partnerships
Open minded partners are crucial for us. We would especially like to thank :
- http://www.ullink.com - Kindly supporting us through their certification program, OpenTrader has a Ullink certified FIX Plugins suite. More than 260 markets/brokers are available by coupling Open Trader with Ullink UL Bridge/Flow suite
- http://www.mbtrading.com - Demo accounts for realtime market datas, especially FX. OpenTrader MBT plugins are in the code base
Licensing
Open Trader is released under the terms of the GNU GPL License v2
Some plugins may use third party assemblies, the ones published in the code base are based on Open Source and/or Free software codes (for example, the QuickFIX Engine, see
http://www.quickfixengine.org)
FAQ and documentations
Please see the
documentation