Ultra-High-Frequency Trading
|
| ||
| Trading extremely frequently, limited only by how fast you can click the mouse. | ||
|
Additional Comments:
Called "churning the customer’s account" in the old days.
|
Related Terms: | ||
Fast Market A market is fast when it is hit with a large volume of orders over a ... Mandatory Calls The issuer has a mandated savings account (the sinking fund) and is required to make deposits ... High-Frequency Trading Trading very frequently; scalping. A high-frequency trader uses tick data. ... | ||
« View the Stock Market Dictionary »
Latest Financial Advice
- Index Fund vs Mutual Fund
- Roth IRA Tax Guidelines
- Impact of News on Trader’s Psychology and Market Trends
- Overconfidence Bias in Stock Trading: A Critical Analysis
- Mastering Mindfulness Practices for Traders
- Impact of Market Volatility on Individual Psychology
- Leveraging Intuition in Stock Trading: A New Approach
Free Investment Advice
| Get free stock market tips and investing advice by subscribing to our newsletter: |
* Your information will not be shared or sold. |
Recommended Reading
Categories
- Trading Basics
- Investing 101
- Investing Essentials
- Understanding the Risks
- Beginning to Trade
- Trading Strategies
- Trading Psychology
- Retirement Investing
- Personal Finance
- Advanced Trading
- Penny Stocks
- FOREX Trading
- Commodity Futures
- Stock Tips
- Going Public
- Real Estate
- Research Tools
- Stock Spam
- Reviews
- Stock Market Dictionary
RSS