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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Latency Engineering in Electronic Markets: Optimizing Code Paths, Memory Layouts, and I/O"Electronic markets are won and lost in microseconds, yet most trading systems are still built with millisecond-era assumptions. This book is written for practitioners who live on the sharp edge of execution speed: quantitative developers, low-latency engineers, infrastructure specialists, and technically inclined traders who must translate competitive pressure into concrete engineering decisions. It connects trading outcomes-fill probability, slippage, and queue position-to the realities of CPU pipelines, caches, NIC queues, and operating system behavior.Focusing on end-to-end determinism, the book moves systematically from market microstructure and latency metrics to precise timekeeping, profiling, and microarchitectural tuning. Readers learn how to design cache-resident data structures, engineer hot paths and branchless code, exploit SIMD, and build lock-free queues that behave under burst. The text then drills into NIC architecture, kernel versus kernel-bypass networking, multicast market data, and order-entry tuning, before addressing OS, BIOS, and hardware configuration for stable tail latency. A concluding section ties protocol details, testing methodology, PMU-based observability, and operational safety into a coherent production discipline.The material assumes strong C/C++ or systems programming experience and familiarity with Linux, but no prior background in ultra-low-latency trading. All concepts are grounded in real-world patterns, with an emphasis on measurable, rep This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Latency Engineering in Electronic Markets: Optimizing Code Paths, Memory Layouts, and I/O'Electronic markets are won and lost in microseconds, yet most trading systems are still built with millisecond-era assumptions. This book is written for practitioners who live on the sharp edge of execution speed: quantitative developers, low-latency engineers, infrastructure specialists, and technically inclined traders who must translate competitive pressure into concrete engineering decisions. It connects trading outcomes-fill probability, slippage, and queue position-to the realities of CPU pipelines, caches, NIC queues, and operating system behavior.Focusing on end-to-end determinism, the book moves systematically from market microstructure and latency metrics to precise timekeeping, profiling, and microarchitectural tuning. Readers learn how to design cache-resident data structures, engineer hot paths and branchless code, exploit SIMD, and build lock-free queues that behave under burst. The text then drills into NIC architecture, kernel versus kernel-bypass networking, multicast market data, and order-entry tuning, before addressing OS, BIOS, and hardware configuration for stable tail latency. A concluding section ties protocol details, testing methodology, PMU-based observability, and operational safety into a coherent production discipline.The material assumes strong C/C++ or systems programming experience and familiarity with Linux, but no prior background in ultra-low-latency trading. All concepts are grounded in real-world patterns, with an emphasis on measurable, rep.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Event-Driven Trading Systems: Queues, State, and Reliable Processing in Practice"Event-driven architectures now underpin the fastest and most resilient trading platforms in the world, yet building them correctly remains notoriously difficult. This book is written for senior developers, quantitative engineers, and architects who need to design or modernize real-time trading systems where every microsecond and every message matters. It bridges the gap between capital markets domain knowledge and contemporary distributed-systems practice, with a relentless focus on correctness under stress.You will learn how to design a messaging and streaming backbone, model orders and risk as streams of events, and maintain authoritative state in the face of failures, replay, and reordering. Core topics include consistency models, transactions and sagas, event sourcing, stateful stream processing, and delivery semantics; practical latency engineering across networks, kernels, and runtimes; and the construction of robust OMS, EMS, risk, and market-data pipelines. The book also covers testing by record/replay, observability for trading hours, and the security, governance, and operational controls demanded by regulators.Readers are expected to be comfortable with at least one programming language and have basic familiarity with trading concepts, though no prior experience with Kafka-style logs or stream processors is assumed. Examples emphasize implementation trade-offs, end-to-end patterns, and production realities, making this a practical blueprint for teams building event-driven trading systems from first principles or evolving legacy stacks without downtime. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "High-Performance Data Stores for Markets: Applied Techniques with kdb+ and ClickHouse"Modern electronic markets generate torrents of time-sensitive data, and the firms that can store, query, and interpret that data fastest gain a decisive edge. This book is written for quantitative developers, data engineers, and trading technologists who need to build and operate serious market data platforms-not experiments. It speaks equally to kdb+ veterans looking to adopt ClickHouse and to engineers from the broader data ecosystem who must meet sub-millisecond SLAs for market analytics.Through a carefully layered progression, the book connects low-level systems foundations-Linux I/O, CPU caches, NUMA, and networking-to columnar database design, ingestion pipelines, and temporal analytics. You will learn how to model market microstructure data, implement reliable tick and order-book feeds, and exploit the strengths of both kdb+ and ClickHouse: from q idioms, as-of joins, and kdb+tick, to MergeTree engines, materialized views, and distributed SQL. Along the way, you will develop a rigorous performance-engineering toolkit, covering benchmarking, profiling, observability, and capacity planning, and you will apply this knowledge to concrete use cases such as limit-order-book analytics, TCA, backtesting, and real-time risk.The material assumes solid experience with Linux, at least one programming language, and basic SQL, but no prior exposure to kdb+ or ClickHouse. Emphasizing practical patterns over vendor marketing, it offers implementation-ready architectures, operational playbook This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "From Backtest to Live Execution: Gateways, Safeguards, and Cutover Practices in Electronic Markets"Electronic markets reward precision and punish complacency. This book is written for quantitative developers, trading technologists, risk managers, and execution quants who are responsible for turning research code and paper strategies into production trading systems. It speaks to readers who already feel the friction between a beautiful backtest and the messy reality of live markets-and who want a principled, engineering-driven approach to closing that gap.Spanning market microstructure, data engineering, order gateways, risk controls, and deployment governance, the book provides an end-to-end blueprint for safe, scalable electronic execution. You will learn how to build clean market data pipelines, design robust backtests, and model transaction costs so that simulated PnL is genuinely predictive. You will then move through connectivity, FIX and native protocol design, pre-trade risk and kill switches, observability and resilience patterns, and finally CI/CD, staged rollouts, and session-aware cutovers. By the end, you will be able to specify, implement, and operate trading stacks that withstand real-world failures, satisfy regulators, and protect capital under live conditions.The text assumes familiarity with basic programming, markets, and quantitative concepts, but no prior experience with exchange protocols is required. Each chapter is structured for implementation: clearly scoped topics, production-focused patterns, and failure modes drawn from real incidents, all This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Market Data Engineering for Quants: Normalizing, Replaying, and Aligning Time"Modern quantitative research lives or dies on the quality of its market data. This book is written for quantitative developers, researchers, and data engineers who must turn chaotic exchange feeds into precise, reproducible inputs for trading models and backtests. Rather than treating data as an afterthought, it approaches market data engineering as a first-class quantitative discipline, where time, precision, and topology are as important as alpha signals.Readers will learn how to model time down to nanoseconds, choose safe numeric types, decode binary exchange protocols, and design storage layouts that can sustain petabyte-scale tick archives. The book walks through normalization, validation, and corporate-action handling, then develops the algorithms needed for point-in-time queries, as-of joins, and cross-stream synchronization. It culminates in the construction of deterministic replay and simulation engines that reproduce historical market states with audit-ready fidelity.The focus is deeply practical yet theoretically grounded, assuming comfort with basic programming (C++/Java/Python), SQL, and introductory quantitative finance. All concepts are presented in a system-oriented, implementation-level style suitable for LaTeX-based technical documentation, emphasizing reproducibility, temporal correctness, and engineering trade-offs often glossed over in trading literature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Trading System Architecture Explained: Where Latency Hides and How Design Matters"Electronic trading is now a race measured in microseconds, where architecture choices quietly decide who wins before the strategy ever sees the market. This book is written for quantitative developers, trading technologists, and technically inclined traders who need to understand not just how to write strategies, but how the entire stack beneath them creates or destroys edge. It connects market microstructure, networks, hardware, and software design into a coherent view of where latency truly hides.Across the chapters, you will learn how orders traverse fragmented markets, how to define and measure latency rigorously, and how to design architectures that minimize both average and tail delays. The book walks through market data pipelines, order gateways, kernel-bypass networking, CPU and OS tuning, and end-to-end observability. You will see how economic incentives, protocol details, and implementation patterns interact-translating design decisions into fill rates, queue position, and execution quality.The text assumes familiarity with basic programming (C++/Java/C# or similar) and fundamental finance concepts, but it does not require prior experience in high-frequency trading. With a strong emphasis on concrete engineering trade-offs, practical measurement, and failure modes, it serves as both a conceptual map for newcomers and a systems-level checklist for experienced practitioners seeking to harden and accelerate their trading infrastructure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Designing Backtest Engines: Foundations of Reproducible Quant Simulation"In modern systematic trading, ideas are plentiful but credible evidence is rare. Designing Backtest Engines: Foundations of Reproducible Quant Simulation is written for quantitative researchers, trading technologists, and data scientists who need more than a quick PnL chart-they need simulation results that can withstand internal review, model risk committees, and regulator scrutiny. This book shows how to turn fragile research scripts into robust, auditable infrastructure that produces the same answer tomorrow as it did today.You will learn how to construct deterministic workflows spanning data ingestion, feature engineering, order generation, execution modeling, and portfolio accounting. Core chapters cover market data and calendar modeling, event-driven backtest architecture, realistic execution and cost models, and precise PnL and return calculation. The book then develops a rigorous validation toolkit, including walk-forward design, bias detection, bootstrap uncertainty estimation, and multiple-testing control, before concluding with reporting, governance, and provenance practices that make simulation outputs explainable and comparable over time.Assuming familiarity with basic markets, statistics, and programming, the text focuses on design choices and trade-offs rather than any single language or tech stack. Presented in LaTeX with clear structure and implementation-oriented guidance, it serves as both a blueprint for building new engines and a diagnostic manual for strengthening existing This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "FIX Protocol in Plain English: Order Flow, Drop Copy, and Stable Sessions"In modern electronic markets, a working understanding of FIX is no longer optional for traders, quants, developers, and operations teams-it is part of the production line. "FIX Protocol in Plain English" demystifies this critical infrastructure, translating vendor jargon and dense specifications into the language of business flows, risk controls, and real-world outages. It is written for practitioners who must design, implement, or support FIX connectivity and want to truly understand what's on the wire.The book walks through the full lifecycle of an order: from the trading ecosystem and basic order types, through NewOrderSingle, cancel/replace, and ExecutionReport streams, to real-time drop copy and resilient session management. Readers will learn FIX message structure, data types, and FIXT transport; how sessions establish, heartbeat, and recover; and how to engineer stable, low-latency connections with accurate sequencing and robust replay. You will also design drop copy feeds for risk and surveillance, build high-availability architectures, and operate, secure, and monitor FIX engines in production.A working knowledge of basic markets, networking, and a scripting or programming language is helpful but not required. The text is deliberately implementation-oriented, with clear patterns, failure playbooks, and decision frameworks rather than vendor-specific recipes-giving you the conceptual tools to work confidently with any FIX engine or venue. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "GPU-Accelerated Research in Quant Finance: Using CUDA to Speed Up Backtests and Analytics"This book is for quantitative researchers, systematic portfolio managers, and technologists who want to turn GPUs from a buzzword into a practical edge. It bridges the gap between theoretical quant finance and high-performance computing, showing how to move real research workloads-backtests, risk engines, and pricing libraries-from CPU-bound prototypes to production-ready GPU pipelines.Readers will learn the mathematical and statistical foundations most relevant to GPU acceleration, then build a rigorous research and backtesting methodology that survives contact with real markets and regulators. The core chapters develop a working mental model of modern GPU architectures and the CUDA programming model, before introducing powerful patterns and libraries for Monte Carlo, PDE/FFT pricing, portfolio optimization, and risk analytics. Throughout, the focus is on trustworthy speedups: performance engineering, profiling, validation, and reproducibility.The book assumes comfort with Python and basic quantitative finance, but no prior CUDA experience. All examples are designed for implementation in a modern research stack, with LaTeX-quality formulas and code that map cleanly onto Python/CUDA tooling. The result is a practical, end-to-end guide to designing faster research loops and more ambitious models without sacrificing transparency or control. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'FIX Protocol in Plain English: Order Flow, Drop Copy, and Stable Sessions'In modern electronic markets, a working understanding of FIX is no longer optional for traders, quants, developers, and operations teams-it is part of the production line. 'FIX Protocol in Plain English' demystifies this critical infrastructure, translating vendor jargon and dense specifications into the language of business flows, risk controls, and real-world outages. It is written for practitioners who must design, implement, or support FIX connectivity and want to truly understand what's on the wire.The book walks through the full lifecycle of an order: from the trading ecosystem and basic order types, through NewOrderSingle, cancel/replace, and ExecutionReport streams, to real-time drop copy and resilient session management. Readers will learn FIX message structure, data types, and FIXT transport; how sessions establish, heartbeat, and recover; and how to engineer stable, low-latency connections with accurate sequencing and robust replay. You will also design drop copy feeds for risk and surveillance, build high-availability architectures, and operate, secure, and monitor FIX engines in production.A working knowledge of basic markets, networking, and a scripting or programming language is helpful but not required. The text is deliberately implementation-oriented, with clear patterns, failure playbooks, and decision frameworks rather than vendor-specific recipes-giving you the conceptual tools to work confidently with any FIX engine or venue.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Market Data Engineering for Quants: Normalizing, Replaying, and Aligning Time'Modern quantitative research lives or dies on the quality of its market data. This book is written for quantitative developers, researchers, and data engineers who must turn chaotic exchange feeds into precise, reproducible inputs for trading models and backtests. Rather than treating data as an afterthought, it approaches market data engineering as a first-class quantitative discipline, where time, precision, and topology are as important as alpha signals.Readers will learn how to model time down to nanoseconds, choose safe numeric types, decode binary exchange protocols, and design storage layouts that can sustain petabyte-scale tick archives. The book walks through normalization, validation, and corporate-action handling, then develops the algorithms needed for point-in-time queries, as-of joins, and cross-stream synchronization. It culminates in the construction of deterministic replay and simulation engines that reproduce historical market states with audit-ready fidelity.The focus is deeply practical yet theoretically grounded, assuming comfort with basic programming (C++/Java/Python), SQL, and introductory quantitative finance. All concepts are presented in a system-oriented, implementation-level style suitable for LaTeX-based technical documentation, emphasizing reproducibility, temporal correctness, and engineering trade-offs often glossed over in trading literature. …