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Market management burns investors
… to feed on investor orders. Once markets bought the liquidity potion from the HFT wizards, the fix was in. Suddenly in exchange for healthy streams of fees, exchange managements eagerly sold HFT access of the orders of investors.
In major markets HFT grew to become the major source of trades! In short order markets attracted …
Shorting stocks has risks
… executions, security borrowing, or short sale transactions. Those rules and legal requirements include order types, trading hours, and price increments that can differ by exchange and jurisdiction. They can change without prior notice, and penalties or restrictions on trading activity encourage compliance.
2. Trade Management Risks
Well-managed short-selling trades protect capital and …
Racing for profits drives high frequency trading
… while imposing more charges, the fake market liquidity and manipulation seem beyond the grasp and resources of regulators.
As a result, it produces costs like an unseen tax on investors and markets.
How do you avoid high frequency trading?
Small investors protecting their trade orders avoid the collateral damage of high frequency trading activity …
Markets, technology, and laws respond to high frequency trading
… could get turned on themselves. Investors and fund managers can avoid venues and trades that give HFT advantages. That could become the market force that did. It could stop HFT manipulation in rigged markets. That could change markets and investing for the better.
Speed bumps promise increased fairness
Imitators continue to pick up the …
Unlock market patterns with chart reading
… from market price movements will keep their interest! The short time horizon of traders makes them interested in any price prediction tool.
One speciality of trading, foreign exchange, attracts avid users of technical analysis. The vast volumes of the never closing foreign exchange markets attract traders using technical analysis for predicting price action over short …
High frequency trading secrets exposed!
… only happened because he persisted pursuing the truth. The changes he noticed on his screen included order flow and pricing. The orders involved were on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ market. NASDAQ, now NASDAQ Inc., at that time was the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations. NYSE and NASDAQ are …
Read MoreStock market trading strategies
… Trading Explained. Day trading is an intense job that done well makes money. I know, I successfully did it. But HFT changed that scene. You need knowledge, funds, time and technology to day trade. Most amateur day traders get their heads handed to them. Or at least an empty wallet. When day trading you are …
Read MoreInvestors deal with high frequency trading
… other investors but without benefit, high frequency traders can exploit the latency or time delay that happens with every bid or ask price change.
How do investors deal with high frequency trading?
Order management can help investors protect their portfolios from the predatory tactics of high-frequency traders.The limit order gives small investors …
Market risks from headline news
… direct government policy changes or speculation, any change will get a reaction. And that brings up the mix of opinions, sentiment, fear, greed, envy, and the anticipation of fact and fiction. The anticipation question investors must answer.
The anticipation question?Fight, flight, or wait?
Stock markets look forward; they anticipate the future, but only …