What a strategy description leaves out before live orders
A strategy description can hide timing, sizing and order-state assumptions. Translate each sentence into executable rules, limits and observable failure…
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Strategy description: what plain language leaves out
Turn a plain-language strategy description into rules an unattended trading agent can test, price and execute, with a checklist for orders, costs and…
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Trading execution costs are easy for agents to misprice
Trading execution costs include spread, commission and slippage. Learn how to model fills, compare order types and monitor live cost drift in unattended…
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Trading execution costs: spread, commission and slippage
Measure trading execution costs across spread, commission and slippage, then use typical market benchmarks to set order limits and evaluate agent performance.
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Paper trading that exposes venue risk before live orders
Paper trading can expose reject paths, partial fills and rate limits before an unattended agent sends live orders, if its simulator models venue rules.
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Broker API approaches for unattended trading agents
Compare direct, aggregated and FIX broker APIs, with typical latency, rate limits and order-state trade-offs for unattended trading agents in production.
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What an agent actually needs from a trading API
Order endpoints, idempotency keys, rate limits and streaming fills: the capabilities an autonomous agent needs from a broker API, and what typically goes…
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