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Pip Anon commented Apr 6, 2014You wake up. The point is, HFTs could not exist and the same people would be complaining about something. The fact that "you" will complain about HFTs but not JP Morgan rigging the energy or gold markets is utter bullshit. HFT just puts a face of ...
High-frequency traders can’t front-run anyone
- Pip Anon commented Apr 6, 2014
Not sure. That's what Koo referenced, so I am not sure at the exacted data he used. Even if we're just talking about M2, Feds almost doubled it in the last 5.5 yrs.
Maria Bartiromo's Early Ratings At Fox Business Are Terrible
- Pip Anon commented Apr 5, 2014
That's what happens when you're skeptical. People point and laugh, but nobody laughed when they opened their 401(k) statements. Of course, it's easy to say "hey, the S&P went up 30%, you have egg on your face." Still doesn't negate the root causes ...
Maria Bartiromo's Early Ratings At Fox Business Are Terrible
- Pip Anon commented Apr 5, 2014
I do. You clearly don't understand that people are whining about nothing (in a broad sense). You cannot group an entire sub-group and label it as you see fit. Not all HFTs do dubious things, not all African-Americans are lazy, Native Americans ...
High-frequency traders can’t front-run anyone
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Just enough to sink euro without actually doing anything
ECB has modeled up to 1 trillion euros of QE – German press
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Why is it stealing? They scalp a penny off the top... Is it stealing from your broker when you use their 500:1 leverage to take 4-5 pips 20x a day? Everyone complains when they're not benefiting. Illegal activity should be punished, but trading ...
High-frequency traders can’t front-run anyone
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Then create your own algo. Traders are profitable manually ready level IIs. Sure they do it in a fraction of a second. Your losing trade has nothing to do with it.
High-frequency traders can’t front-run anyone
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
OK, and? Did you read my previous comment? I said security needs to be a priority. Secondly, algo trading as an industry has underperformed over the last three years. Very few are profitable, like very few traders. I have seen less attention to ...
High-frequency traders can’t front-run anyone
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Don't feel left out Canada, so did the US
Canada creates 43,000 jobs in March, mostly part-time
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Higher than I expected, but it still falls in line with previous trend. Nothing has changed, 2.5% GDP growth in a six year recovery. The US is growing as quickly as Europe. So, let's make a new high!
Payrolls in U.S. Rose 192,000 in March, Unemployment at 6.7%
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Just an excuse. MMs are bitching because their profits have been cut in half. Ripped off? Trading the financial markets havent been less costly. Let's get real
High-frequency traders can’t front-run anyone
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
That's how bloomberg words things, so they never take a direction. I don't know where all the optimism is coming from. It could be near the expectations, but unless it's above trend wtf cares.
Employers Probably Boosted Pace of U.S. Hiring for Third Month
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Flash crashes have nothing to do with HFTs "cheating." Security measures should be in place, but I'm tired of the whining because someone made them pay .00025 more
High-frequency traders can’t front-run anyone
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
NFP 145K, UE rate 6.7%
Fading winter to lift U.S. payrolls, push down jobless rate
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
Its all a farce. The party always ends no matter how late into the night it goes on.
Draghi Seen Forging Different QE Path to Fed
- Pip Anon commented Apr 4, 2014
The lows were bought up a ahead of the NFP. Thinking profit taking plus a little reentry.
S&P 500 – Bulls Alive And Well Despite Yesterday’s Slight Decline
- Pip Anon commented Apr 3, 2014
Until it blows up. 227% debt to gdp, I wouldn't be caught dead with Japanese debt. Their current-account surpluses are no more. They will soon be incredibly dependent on foreign investment to fund their economy.
A New Japan First: Negative Rates
- Pip Anon commented Apr 3, 2014
You may see a pop, but I think institutions remain bearish on metals. I wouldn't fight them. Albeit, a trade opportunity nonetheless. I'm expecting 150/60K jobs. I don't think there is much "pent up" anything. I just find it hard employers will just ...
EUR/USD: Bearish Wedge; USD/JPY: Firm Base In Range - Credit Suisse
- Pip Anon commented Apr 3, 2014
USDJPY consolidating on 4H, 20 EMA supporting but looks weak. NFP better than expectations, looking for 104.90/105. Really bad disappointment should bring it back to 102.05
EUR/USD: Bearish Wedge; USD/JPY: Firm Base In Range - Credit Suisse