Arbitrage Trading – A Quick Start Guide

Introduction So, you’ve decided to delve into arbitrage trading but are unsure where to begin. This article aims to concisely outline all the steps you need to take to kick off your arbitrage journey without hitting unforeseen obstacles. For clarity, all the steps will be presented in the order they should be undertaken. I’d also advise beginners not to make alterations unless they’re experienced in arbitrage trading. 5 Easy steps to start Arbitrage Trading on Forex and Crypto markets Step 1. Selecting and Purchasing an Arbitrage Strategy Our software offers several built-in arbitrage strategies designed for a specific purpose. You can delve deeper into each strategy in our dedicated article. […]

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High Frequency Trading.

What is High-Frequency Trading on Forex and Cryptocurrencies Markets

Introduction High-frequency trading is a form of trading in financial markets that relies on fast computer algorithms to recognize and identify trading opportunities quickly. This trading strategy is done through automated trading, where complex algorithms use large amounts of data (large number of orders) and calculations to make trading decisions. In high-frequency trading, high-speed computer systems can process vast amounts of data in real-time and make trading decisions quickly, allowing traders to react to market changes instantly. High-frequency trading is widely used in stock, futures, and currency markets, where small price changes can make a big difference when trading large volumes. It allows traders to make fast profits, but can […]

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バーチャルディーラープラグイン - あなたに不利なゲーム

Introduction Probably any experienced trader knows that forex brokers often use plug-ins called virtual dealers. Such a plugin first appeared in 2006 and made a lot of noise among traders. For this reason, such developments were practically classified, and now they are called risk management. Yes, brokers manage their risk because they take a big risk when a trader’s account is in b book, and the trader starts to win. A B-book is when the broker’s server receives the quotes but does not transmit the orders but processes them by itself. The trader trades with the broker, and if the trader loses $1000, the broker wins $1000, and vice versa. […]

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