May 15 2012
By ETNA Software
Roman is committed to bringing together the best engineering talent with a customer-oriented business strategy. Throughout his career, Roman managed the development of several large-scale projects for global financial organizations such as Allianz, Genesis Securities/SogoTrade, ACT Forex, thinkorswim, CIT Finance, Global Forex Trading, and Gilingam Bank and Trust.
1. You have been a technology solutions provider for capital markets for more than 10 years. What has changed most in the technology market over the last few years? (more…)
Apr 4 2012
By ETNA Software
ETNA Software announces the finalization of a “Wheel” feature for ChoiceTrade’s broker/dealer online trading platform. The “Wheel” allows traders to build up algo trading solutions in a simple and user friendly interface adapted for web technologies and suitable for even inexperienced traders.
“We are glad to have developed a “Wheel” feature that distinguishes ChoiceTrade from its competitors,” said Roman Zhukov, CEO of ETNA Software. “It is a powerful algo building mechanism with high potential.”
The “Wheel” allows traders to set pre-trade and post-trade conditions for order or strategy execution. Up to 6 orders can be set into the execution cycle which is graphically designed in a wheel form. The feature supports drag-n-drop functions, wheel-configuration sharing with other traders and conditional events notification.
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Mar 28 2012
By ETNA Software
ETNA Software announces the results of the international programming competition, Creative Spark Day #2. This competition was organized by one of ETNA’s clients, Service Repair Solutions, Inc. ETNA Software programmers, who took part in the competition, won the top two prizes at the event. (more…)
Mar 21 2012
By ETNA Software
What if some market paranoiacs are right? What if influential individuals manipulate price movements in the market to provide the best revenue for himself? How should one act to guarantee the maximum profit? (more…)
Jan 30 2012
By Julie Rowe
World markets were mixed this week, with Europe again feeling the cost of the debt crisis, and Asia seeing an upswing during the New Year.
In New York the Dow-Jones slipped -74.17 points, or -0.58%, landing at 12,660.50. The S&P edged down -2.10 points, or -0.16%, ending at 1,316.33.
The Nasdaq managed to gain 11.27 points, or 0.40%, finishing at 2,816.55 at the close of Friday’s trading.
North of the Big Apple, Canada’s TSX Composite inched up 0.02%, or 2.18 points, to close at 12,466.50. (more…)