FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications 2015 - page 1727
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what is the length of the trajectory of a Brownian motion?
has anyone thought about it?
what is the length of the trajectory of a Brownian motion?
has anyone thought about it?
Turns out this: the question has always plagued me, how do a bunch of monopolists manage to organise a monopoly market? The puzzle opens simply: Unobtrusively, the market is moved to a global no-profit zone, where the price of a bid is equal to the price of an ask. Simply put, by changing funds, you lose nothing. Huge funds are withdrawn "for nothing" and the market turns around. They calmly return their funds back without any loss.
Oh, Yusufhoja, this is it)))
By the way, how much is the states external debt now?
No.
When the price goes down, even our forum activates the Anna Karenina Party. Anna Karenina, led by the Teacher))))
MM cannot decide how long to hold his position, he is not omnipotent.
Price moves downwards = more sellers than buyers - so the MM has to compensate for the lack of counterparties
so he always does it if the price is directed
http://news.forexlive.com/!/forex-market-orders-1-june-2015-20150601
here is some info on forex market
is it good ?
downward price movement = there are more sellers than buyers - so the mr. mr. has to make up for the lack of counterparties
So he always does it if the price is headed
It is not that simple.
"- think about the fact that maybe the market participant does not need to compensate for the losses of the contract at all, because the original goal was different
- to think that losses in a contract may not be the losses of a market maker or imitator or speculator, but the opposite - of a hedger.- Think about the fact that the "legs" of strategies may not just be in futures or options, but in both, or even in a spot or real producer's market.
- think about how the contract is moved from contract to contract at expiry and how and for what purpose the "trial balloons" are rolled out
It is not that simple.
"- To think about the fact that maybe the market participant does not need to compensate for the losses of the contract at all, because the original purpose was different
- to think that losses in a contract may not be the losses of a market maker or imitator or speculator, but the opposite - of a hedger.- Think about the fact that the "legs" of a strategy may not only be in futures or options, but in both, or even in a spot or real producer's market.
- think about the way in which expirations are moved from contract to contract and how and for what purpose "trial balls" are rolled out
Strange, it's a hell of a thing, just tell me if forex is influencing price or not or just futures ?
Everything has an impact, but it is only there that you can trace it. If you think about it, there is nothing complicated about what you wrote.
"As for themarket maker being obliged to take a bullet - he does not have the right to open positions when he wants (he sees the full depth of the stack, sees OI changes during the day, has insider knowledge). He is obliged to match orders at his own expense, only if there are not enough orders ofother participants in the market".
всем объёмом в контр они отбивают своё и начинают набирать заного.
with all the volume in the contras they are chipping away at it and start gaining again.
simple example
mm for metals on the mmwb was metalinvestbank (recently abandoned)
price xaurub = xauusd *usdrub
can a small russian bank influence xauusd and usdrub prices
the answer is no.
agree your approach will not work.
more examples needed ?