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Introduction
Typically, a strategy is motivated by a theme or style of trading.
The objective is to minimize either absolute or risk-adjusted costs relative to a benchmark.
For strategies with mathematically defined objectives, an optimization is performed to determine how to best use the strategy to maximize a trader's or ptf manager's utility.
A trade schedule (or trajectory) is planned for strategies with a target quantity of shares to execute.
The order placement engine (= the microtrader) translates from a strategy's broad objectives to individual orders.
User-defined input parameters control the trade schedule and order placement strategy.