
The Problem of HFT - Collected Writings on High Frequency Trading & Stock Market Structure Reform
Unknown publisher · Print & ebook · Unknown
This book explores the problem of high frequency trading (HFT) as well as the need for US stock market reform.
- Themes
- High-frequency trading, US stock market reform
- Genres
- Investment & Trading Strategies, Securities Law, Stocks
- Published
- Unknown publisher, Unknown
High-Frequency Trading
A collection of writings examines high-frequency trading and proposed reform of US stock markets.
Come here for
- Articles on HFT scalping strategies
- A discussion of electronic liquidity strategy
Expect
- A piece on HFT as a systemic issue
- Writings on reforming the National Market System
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This book explores the problem of high frequency trading (HFT) as well as the need for US stock market reform.
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This collection of previously published and unpublished materials includes the following articles and white papers:The Problem of HFTHFT Scalping StrategiesWhy HFTs Have an AdvantageElectronic Liquidity StrategyHFT – A Systemic IssueReforming the National Market SystemNZZ Interview with Haim BodekTradeTech Interview with Haim Bodek"Modern HFT wasn't a paradigm shift because its innovations brought new efficiencies into the marketplace. HFT was a paradigm shift because its innovations proved that anti-competitive barriers to entry could be erected in the market structure itself to preference one class of market participant above all others"
Where it sits
| Securities Law | 59% |
|---|---|
| Investment & Trading Strategies | 52% |
| Stocks | 37% |
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- Authors
- Haim Bodek
- Publisher
- Unknown publisher
- Published
- Unknown
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- High-frequency trading · US stock market reform