"Pure ECNs are exchanges. In Forex there are practically no pure ECNs, there is an ECN/STP scheme where there is internal liquidity (ECN) and external liquidity (STP)".
That's why I am personally happy with MT5 certifications on exchanges.
I forgot to mention, on exchanges and pure ECN something can never happen: zero and negative spreads (not fictitious) on the same symbol.
hrenfx: If you make it in time and don't get redirected, yes.
I don't think the banks have a problem with speed, but outsiders should have a problem, not to mention the commission, which apparently the banks don't have.
"Pure ECNs are exchanges. In Forex there are practically no pure ECNs, there is an ECN/STP scheme where there is internal liquidity (ECN) and external liquidity (STP)".
That's why I am personally happy with MT5 certifications on exchanges.
I forgot to mention, on exchanges and pure ECN something can never happen: zero and negative spreads (not fictitious) on the same symbol.
negative spread
Ask_LP1 < Bid_LP2. Accordingly, BUY in LP1 and SELL in LP2 is done. Usual aggregator execution.
Yes, classic arbitrage.
I'm just asking why.
I recently got access to the bank's quotes. They do have negative spreads, but rarely. Most often it is zero.
That is why I am interested in how orders will be executed when there is such a spread.
In general, I believe you, as I am much more experienced in these matters.
I recently got access to the bank's quotes. They do have negative spreads, but rarely. Most of the time it is zero.
That is why I wanted to know how orders will be executed with such a spread.
If the bank receives quotes from a prime broker, it is unlikely to arbitrage on execution. If it aggregates on its own, it can.
There are a lot of nuances and very interesting studies on arbitrage.
If the bank receives quotations from a prime broker, it is unlikely to arbitrage on execution. If it aggregates on its own, it can.
Actually, having arbitrage between the big aggregators is very strange because arbitrage is a win-win and simple strategy.
If you make it in time and don't get redirected, yes.