High-Frequency Trading

GPTKB entity

Statements (51)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf trading strategy
gptkbp:aimsTo profit from small price discrepancies
gptkbp:associatedWith layering
spoofing
quote stuffing
gptkbp:became_prominent_in 2000s
gptkbp:book gptkb:Flash_Boys
gptkbp:cause market fragmentation
order flow toxicity
gptkbp:characterizedBy high order volumes
very short holding periods
gptkbp:criticizedFor market manipulation
lack of transparency
flash crashes
gptkbp:debatedBy gptkb:legislation
gptkbp:defended_for narrowing bid-ask spreads
providing liquidity
gptkbp:enabled_by technological advancements
electronic trading platforms
gptkbp:field finance
algorithmic trading
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label High-Frequency Trading
gptkbp:impact market volatility
price discovery
gptkbp:monitors regulatory agencies
gptkbp:participants hedge funds
investment banks
proprietary trading firms
gptkbp:regulates gptkb:SEC
gptkb:European_Securities_and_Markets_Authority
gptkb:MiFID_II_in_Europe
Reg NMS in the US
gptkbp:relatedTo market making
statistical arbitrage
latency arbitrage
gptkbp:relies_on low latency
co-location services
gptkbp:subject_of_academic_research market microstructure
systemic risk
market efficiency
gptkbp:subject_of_investigation gptkb:2010_Flash_Crash
market fairness
gptkbp:uses gptkb:machine_learning
statistical models
real-time data analysis
computer algorithms
direct market access
high-speed data networks
proprietary trading algorithms
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Order_Book
gptkbp:bfsLayer 5