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Technical Support Frequently Asked Questions Question #1. What is TraderEx? Question #2. How can I try TraderEx? Question #3. Who uses TraderEx? Question #4. How do I get more information about leasing TraderEx Question #5. What makes TraderEx unique? Question #6. How can I use TraderEx in my class? Answers Question #1 Answer: TraderEx is an interactive market simulation. It provides a framework in which one can build a financial exchange. Simply select the desired market features, choose your role. You may select from being a day trader and equity trader or a market maker. [ RETURN TO QUESTIONS ] Question #2 Answer: Click to register and you'll recieve a user name and password for temporary access to the simulation. Then you may log on to our secured trading area. Once logged in, you can play the stand alone version. See Stand Alone Quick Start Guide for more information. [ RETURN TO QUESTIONS ] Question #3 Answer: The TraderEx simulation is used my many colleges and universities, such as Baruch College, Villanova, London Business School [ RETURN TO QUESTIONS ] Question #4 Answer: To get more information about TraderEx, you can contact us though the Contact link above. [ RETURN TO QUESTIONS ] Question #5 Answer: TraderEx is unique in serveral ways. TraderEx uses computer generated order flow based on current market conditions. This is different from a "canned" data simulation. The simulation is highly customizable. Even thought the price paths are generated dynamically, they will conform to parametized behavior. Crashes and bubbles can be simulated. Performance metrics play a big role too. It allows for individual, team scores. [ RETURN TO QUESTIONS ] Question #6 Answer: We have made teaching materials available. Power Point slides are available above, and they correspond to chapters in the book The Equity Trader Course from Wiley. A general course outline includes topics with associated simulation sessions. We offer material for six 90 minute class simulation sessions. See Teaching Materials for more information Simulation 6: Best Execution [ RETURN TO QUESTIONS ]  |
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