Dark pools have grown because of HFT
Originally, dark pools were designed for big institutions. Dark pools quickly grew, however, in part due to the growth of high-frequency trading (HFT) in the traditional displayed stock markets. #DarkpoolAbuse @ApeAverage @TheRealDarkPool #AMC
Originally, dark pools were designed for big institutions. Dark pools quickly grew, however, in part due to the growth of high-frequency trading (HFT) in the traditional displayed stock markets. #DarkpoolAbuse @ApeAverage @TheRealDarkPool #AMC
I put a thread together on An Overview on HFT, & the Systematic Risk it Creates. I will be adding #darkpoolabuse as well, how it correlates, how this is all used against the Average Every day Trader/Retail. The System Needs Change... "Sic Semper Tyrannis"
High-frequency trading (HFT) takes algorithmic trading to a different level altogether—think of it as "algo" trading on steroids. As the term implies, HF-trading involves placing thousands of orders at blindingly fast speeds. The Goal is to Capitalize on Price Discrepancies...
Algorithms can react instantaneously to market conditions, The dazzling speed at which most algorithmic HFT trading takes place means that one errant or faulty algorithm can rack up millions in losses in a very short period. Algo-HFT is a notable contributor to market volatility
What are ‘dark pools’?
👀Some #Darkpools Allow HFT...👀“Dark pools”—also known as “black pools”, “dark liquidity” and “upstairs markets”—are private forums for trading securities which are not available to the public. The names refer to the trading venues’ lack of transparency.
👀Some #Darkpools Allow HFT...👀“Dark pools”—also known as “black pools”, “dark liquidity” and “upstairs markets”—are private forums for trading securities which are not available to the public. The names refer to the trading venues’ lack of transparency.
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