High Frequency Trading

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Definition:
High-frequency trading is the use of advanced computer programs and systems to make millions of miniscule trades in microseconds. Often large top trading firms employ High Frequency trading techniques for their proprietary trading desks. High Frequency Trading accounts for more than 70% of all equity trades made in the United States and is a specific example of Algorithmic Trading.

Related Concepts:

Flash Orders
Event Arbitrage
Low Latency Trading
Security Master
Statistical Arbitrage
Ticker Tape Trading
Trading Technology
 

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Relevant Functional Areas:
Investment Analytics
Sales & Trading
Securities Trading Systems
Software Development
 

Related Job Titles:
Financial Engineer
Quant Developer
Quant Trading
Trader
 
 

 
 
 

 

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