This project is a simple console application aimed at simulating the functionality of an order book in financial markets and tracking user positions and accounts. The goal is to replicate the operational logic of a stock exchange like NASDAQ, specifically focusing on futures markets and their contracts.

Welcome to the Futures Market Simulator! This project is one of my very first endeavors into software development. It's a console application designed to mimic the behavior of a futures market, allowing users to place orders, track positions, and manage accounts.

As this is one of my initial projects, it's still in its early stages of development. The codebase might be a bit messy, and there's plenty of room for improvement and expansion. However, it serves as a starting point for exploring the world of financial markets and software development.

• Order Placement: Users can place buy and sell orders for various financial instruments.
• Order Book Management: The application maintains an order book to match buy and sell orders.
• Position Tracking: Users can monitor their positions in different contracts.
• Account Management: Users can manage their account balances and margin requirements.

• Refactoring: The codebase will be refactored to improve readability, maintainability, and efficiency.
• Enhancements: Additional features such as market data analysis, risk management, and graphical user interfaces will be implemented.
• Bug Fixes: Any issues or bugs identified during testing will be addressed.
• Documentation: Comprehensive documentation will be provided to guide users and developers.
• Database Integration: Implement database functionality to store and manage market data, user accounts, and transaction history.
• API Development: Create an API to allow integration with external systems or services.
• File Restructuring: Organize project files and directories for better modularity and scalability.