HFT DOOM™

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BrilloPad replied

23 March 2017, 14:30
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

High frequency trading has a hint of making money from "thin air".

Depends how close their servers are to the exchange.
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BlasterBates replied

22 March 2017, 10:23
High frequency trading has a hint of making money from "thin air".
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northernladyuk replied

22 March 2017, 10:19
Originally posted by AtW View Post

High-Speed Trader Teza Sells Assets to Rival Quantlab
Further contractions in a struggling sector

Since then, business has gotten tougher for HFT firms, which use computers to execute rapid-fire trades of stocks, bonds, futures or other assets. Traders say a drop-off in volatility has made it harder for such firms to find profitable trading opportunities, while rising costs of technology and market data have hurt their bottom line.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/high-sp...07638?mod=e2tw

Where is Churchill anyway?

He's busy not working for Jews.
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AtW started a topic HFT DOOM™

21 March 2017, 16:00
HFT DOOM™

High-Speed Trader Teza Sells Assets to Rival Quantlab
Further contractions in a struggling sector

Since then, business has gotten tougher for HFT firms, which use computers to execute rapid-fire trades of stocks, bonds, futures or other assets. Traders say a drop-off in volatility has made it harder for such firms to find profitable trading opportunities, while rising costs of technology and market data have hurt their bottom line.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/high-sp...07638?mod=e2tw

Where is Churchill anyway?
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