From WallStreet & Technology, an article about how Liquidnet has been trying to become a heaven against the volatility of HFT traders.
Liquidnet Tries To Be Haven From High Speed
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Category Archives: high frequency trading
Dogbert on HFT
AutomatedTrader News Updates
Here are the some of news pieces on AutomatedTrader:
- Thompson Reuters‘s Elektron platform has gone Cloud
- CFN Services launches Alpha Platform ultra-low-latency trading system. Story here…
- NYSE picks UNX for it’s Capital Markets Community Platform. Story here…
More on AutomatedTrader.net.
Savvis IT cloud and customized IT solutions offering
Following NYSE’s announcement, Savvis now came out with a press release launching the initial phase of Savvis Markets Infrastructure. Basically, Savvis will now offer colocation services with a financial flavor, including market data and exchange connectivity. This space is definitely hot right now.
HFT takes on EM
Here a couple of articles I found interesting on high frequency. It is now common knowledge that conventional markets (equity/options/fx) are now pretty saturated and HFT traders have extracted pretty much everything that can be extracted. They now need to hunt for new inefficiencies and it seems they have found what they were looking for in EMs.
Reuters had an article titled EM currencies brace for high frequency trading.
The Financial Times had one titled The future is all about cross-asset arbitrage.
Needless to say, having high frequency trading on these markets will affect movement there and could eventually affect how managers trade these markets.
