Economics, Econometrics and Finance
8 years ago

High-Frequency Trading Boosts Market Liquidity and Profits, Changing Revenue Models

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High‐Frequency Trading and Existing Revenue Models
Gewei Ye

Paper Summary

High-frequency trading is a type of fast trading using computer programs to make money quickly in the stock market. It helps make trading faster and easier, boosting market activity. The key parts of high-frequency trading are computer programs and increasing market activity. In the United States, there are big companies that do high-frequency trading and they make money in different ways.

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