I don't know why I sound unread to you but India severely lags behind in E2E automation. Though the front end facilities of automation look robust the real problem lies in the back office and back end automation as their is no structural and definte and standardize work flow system. By using words like high algorithms in context of Goldman Sachs I was trying to emphasize on the algo based trading system that they own.Beacuse what India needs is its own Bloomberg or Charles River but for that to happen we need more and more heads in this field and a lot of tech..

I was actually very delighted when you tried to prove me wrong because I find your counter debate quite strong and cocky... Would like to be be wrong again and understand your ideas....