Is there an advantage for Auto-Placing trades from Visual Studio such as speed, debugging, more coding tools or is it same as Auto-Placing trades from the strategy monitor?
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It seems that you already know the benefits of VS. The downside is an added overhead. With debugger attached, there's some slowdown - not speed.
I don't even understand the comparison starting with what is Auto-Place from Visual Studio?
I mean Building and Running real-time trading strategy from Visual Studio in comparison to Running the strategy from strategy Monitor.
I understood that, hence Post #1.
Then help me out Eugene, how do you run a "real-time trading strategy from Visual Studio"? What does that mean? What does it look like? Is Wealth-Lab involved somehow?
I think that topic starter is trying to run or debug his compiled strategy with VS attached and is asking us whether there's a benefit:
https://www.wealth-lab.com/Discussion/8433
https://www.wealth-lab.com/Discussion/8372
https://www.wealth-lab.com/Discussion/8433
https://www.wealth-lab.com/Discussion/8372
Let's be clear. You're not Auto-Placing trades from Visual Studio. You're attaching Visual Studio to a compiled strategy that is Wealth-Lab is running, right? Strategy Monitor or not, it's running in Wealth-Lab. If you attach VS to it, it's going to slow it down - a lot.
It sounds like he wants to write his own execution platform in visual studio, basically replacing WL. The advantage is that he could craft it to his exact specifications.
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