Fins in the glass - trying to understand what happened by the ticks - page 10

 
rjurip:

Yes, but if the price of the asset moves more than the expected dividend, won't you lose?

No, the price movements of the asset and the futures are ir relevant, because I have already made a profit.

I've already fixed my profits by buying stocks and selling futures.

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Andrey Gladyshev:

As far as I know, limiters are not matched to limiters. Limiters are always matched to a market. HFT is not about being able to match your limiters with someone else's, but about taking advantage of the speed at which you get information from the exchange and do something with your bids, whether limit or market. In other words, if you are "closer" to the exchange, you have more opportunities.

Dmitriy Skub:

You got it right. The author is highly imaginative, to put it mildly)

Now this is news!

There are no market orders on the exchange, only limit orders. A market order is a limit order at the worst price.

 
Sergey Chalyshev:

Now that's news!

There are no market orders on the exchange, only limit orders. A market order is a limit order at the worst price.

There are three types of orders on the FORTS (they are all limit orders, yes). There is only one type of order in the market and the orders cannot be linked to each other.

One of the three types is called a market order. Is that better?)

 
Dmitriy Skub:

There are three types of orders on the FORTS (all of which are limit orders, yes). There is only one type of order in the book and there is no way they can be matched with each other.

One of the three types is called a market order. Is that better?)

And I argue that there are indeed 3 types of orders on FORTS,

but they are neither market orders nor limit orders (see the type field).


 
"There is no spoon."
 
Dmitriy Skub:
"There's no spoonful.

:)

There's a lot of beer.
 

In general, let's operate with the concepts of the exchange :)

Here is an extract from the rules for organizing bidding - I took something interesting for this situation:


Organized auction rules

on the Derivatives Market of PJSC Moscow Exchange

Order – an offer submitted by the Trading Member in accordance with the procedure established by these Rules, containing offers for making a Derivatives Deal/Derivatives Deals. Orders by type are divided into Orders (for sale or for purchase), Orders "Calendar spread" (for sale or for purchase), Indicative order (for sale or for purchase);

Indicative Order – an Order formed in the Trading System on the basis of a positive result of checking the Indicative Quotes in the Indicative Quotes System for compliance with the conditions specified in Article 8 of these Rules. Indicative orders by type are divided into Indicative sell orders and Indicative buy orders;

Indicative Quote – an electronic message submitted to the Indicative Quotation System, which contains a Quote, an Indicative Quote Volume and is an expression of the intention to make a Derivatives Deal/Derivatives Deals (Indicative Offer). Indicative quotes by type are divided into Indicative sell quotes and Indicative buy quotes;

Indicative Quote Volume – a value reflecting the number of Derivatives Contracts, the intention to conclude which is expressed by submitting an Indicative Quote;

Indicative Offer – the intention to conclude a Derivatives Contract expressed by submitting an Indicative Quote;

Execution of the Order - execution of a Derivatives Deal / Derivatives Deals on the basis of this Order;

Derivatives Deal – a set of Derivatives Contracts with the same code, concluded on the basis of two counter Orders at the same price;

Derivative contract (contract) – an agreement that is a derivative financial instrument in accordance with the Federal Law “On the Securities Market”, concluded in accordance with these Rules on the terms of the Specification, these Rules and the Clearing Rules;

Futures contract / futures - a futures contract that provides for the obligation of the parties to the contract to periodically or lump sums of money, depending on changes in prices for goods, securities, the exchange rate of the relevant currency, interest rates, inflation, values calculated based on the prices of derivative financial instruments , values of indicators constituting official statistical information, values of physical, biological and / or chemical indicators of the state of the environment, from the occurrence of a circumstance indicating non-performance or improper performance by one or more legal entities, states or municipalities of their obligations (with the exception of a guarantee agreement and insurance contract), or another circumstance that is provided for by federal law or regulations in the field of financial markets and regarding which it is not known whether it will occur or not, as well as from a change values calculated on the basis of one or a combination of several of the above indicators

Order Processing Subsystem – a set of software and hardware tools, which is a subsystem of the Software and Hardware Complex of the Technical Center, designed to process instructions for concluding Derivatives and instructions for submitting Indicative Quotes submitted by the Client to the Trading Member using the ISD;

Trading System / Trading System - a subsystem of the Software and Hardware Complex of the Technical Center, which is a set of hardware, software, databases, telecommunications and other equipment that provides the ability to maintain, store, process and disclose information necessary for making Derivatives Transactions;

7.3. Two unaddressed Active orders, with the exception of Calendar Spread Orders, are considered counter (one Active order is counter to another Active order) if the following conditions are simultaneously met for them:

both Active orders are placed under the Derivatives Contract with the same code;

one Active order is a buy order and the other Active order is a sell order;

the price/premium of the Active Buy Order is greater than or equal to the price/premium of the Active Sell Order.

7.7. The best Active Buy Order is the Active Buy Order containing the highest price (for a Futures Order) or the highest premium (for an Options Order) or, if there are multiple such Active Orders, the one announced earlier.

7.8. The best Active Sell Order is the Active Sell Order containing the lowest price (for an Order to enter into Futures Contracts) or the lowest premium (for an Order to enter into Options Contracts), and if there are several such Active Orders, the one announced earlier.

7.10. An order submitted to the Trading System must contain an indication of the category:

Limit Order - an Order that provides for the execution of a Derivatives Transaction at the price / spread value specified in the Order, or at the best price / spread value, and allows partial execution. The unfulfilled part of the Order remains in the queue as a separate Active Order with the time parameters of its initial placement in the Active Orders queue retained;

market Order allowing partial execution - an Order that is executed at the moment of announcement at the price / spread value specified in the Order, or at the best price / best spread value in the Order volume (if the Order volume is less than or equal to the total volume of counter Active Orders with the price / spread value not worse than the price / spread value specified in the Order) or in the volume of the specified Active Orders (if the volume of the Order exceeds the volume of the specified Active Orders). The unexecuted part of the Order is immediately removed by the Exchange from the Trading System;

market Order that does not allow partial execution - an Order that is executed at the time of announcement at the price / spread value specified in the Order, or at the best price / spread value in the Order volume (if the Order cannot be executed in full, it is immediately removed by the Exchange from trading system).

In the event that at the time of the announcement of a market Order allowing partial execution, among counter Active Orders with a price not worse than the price specified in the Order, there is an Order / Orders with the same TIN (or a code replacing it) as in the specified market Order, then the specified market Order is executed in the amount not exceeding the total volume of counter Active orders that are the best in relation to the best counter Active order with the same TIN (or a code that replaces it).

Limit orders can be both targeted and non-addressed. Market orders can only be non-addressed.

7.17. If the Order contains the section code of the register of positions accounting, stipulated by the agreement on the fulfillment of the obligations of the Market Maker, then this Order is considered to be submitted by the Trading Member when he fulfills the obligations of the Market Maker.

7.18. The Exchange registers all Orders received from Trading Members, including the registration of Indicative Orders (hereinafter referred to as the register of transactions). The register of transactions is formed in electronic form after the end of trading. The transaction registry contains the following information:

unique code of the Application;

date and time of registration of the Application;

Application status (registered, not registered);

reason for refusal to register the Application in the Register of Applications;

other information that the Exchange reflects when registering the Order in accordance with the regulations of the Bank of Russia.

At the request of the Trading Member, the Exchange, in the manner and within the time limits determined by the requirements of laws and other regulatory acts of the Russian Federation, provides such a Trading Member with an extract from the register of transactions sent to the Trading System by this Trading Member.

7.19. Received Orders are registered by the Exchange in the Register of Orders (considered declared), except for the cases provided for in clause 7.20 of these Rules, and also except for the period of suspension of Trading.

7.20. The submitted Order is not registered by the Exchange in the Register of Orders, if:

7.20.1. The Application does not contain at least one of the conditions determined in accordance with clauses 7.10 and 7.11 of these Rules;

7.20.2. The order leads to the completion of a cross-trade (except for the cases specified in paragraph 3.4 of these Rules);

7.20.3. The Trading Member is not admitted to the conclusion of this Derivatives Contract (in cases stipulated by these Rules, the Admission Rules and the Clearing Rules);

7.20.4. the price of the Futures contract specified in the Order / spread value is higher than the Upper limit of the Price corridor / spread value or lower than the Lower limit of the Price corridor of this Futures contract / spread value;

7.20.5. The Exchange has received from the Clearing Center a notice of suspension/termination of clearing services in respect of the Clearing Member, indicating which the Order was submitted;

7.20.6. The Exchange has received from the Clearing Center a notice of the establishment of the Settlement Mode (Forced Closing of Positions Mode) in accordance with the Clearing Rules in respect of the Settlement Code of the Clearing Member to which the section of the register of positions / code of the Brokerage Firm specified in the Order corresponds;

7.20.7. The Clearing Center sends to the Exchange a refusal to announce the Order in cases stipulated by the Clearing Rules;

7.20.8. The Order was submitted in violation of the Admission Restriction Regime, if it is established by the Exchange in relation to the Trading Member in accordance with these Rules and the Admission Rules;

7.20.9. The Application was submitted in violation of the restrictions established in the Trading System in accordance with the ITO Terms and/or other internal documents of the Technical Center and/or these Rules;

7.20.10. For certain Derivatives Contracts, the Exchange has established a restriction on submitting Orders during an additional trading session of the current Business Day;

7.20.11. The order was submitted in violation of other restrictions established by the Exchange.

8.9. The moment of receipt by the Exchange of a positive result of checking the Indicative Quotes specified in paragraph 8.7 of these Rules is the moment of submitting Indicative orders and on the terms of such Indicative Quotes in order to conclude a Derivatives Contract / Derivatives Contracts in the Trading System. Received Indicative Quotes are recognized as Indicative Orders and are registered in the Transaction Register automatically in accordance with paragraph 7.1 of these Rules, subject to the provisions provided for in paragraph 8.16 of these Rules.

8.10. Two unaddressed Indicative Quotes are considered to be counter (one Indicative Quote is counter to another Indicative Quote) if the following conditions are simultaneously met for them:

both Indicative Quotes are under a Derivatives Contract with the same code;

one Indicative Quote is an Indicative Buy Quote and the other Indicative Quote is an Indicative Sell Quote;

The Quote of the Indicative Buy Quote is greater than or equal to the Quote of the Indicative Sell Quote.

8.11. The best Indicative Buy Quote is the Indicative Buy Quote containing the highest Quote, and if there are several such Indicative Quotes, the one submitted earlier.

8.12. The best Indicative Sell Quote is the Indicative Sell Quote containing the lowest Quote, and if there are several such Indicative Quotes, the one submitted earlier.

8.13. An indicative quotation submitted to the Indicative Quotation System must contain an indication of the category:

limited Indicative Quote – an Indicative Quote, which implies the execution of a Futures Transaction at the quotation specified in the Indicative Quote, or at a better quotation, and allows for partial execution. The unfulfilled part of the Indicative Quote remains in the queue in the Indicative Quote System as a separate Indicative Quote with the time parameters of its initial placement in the Indicative Quote queue retained;

market Indicative Quote that allows partial execution – an Indicative Quote that is executed at the time of submission at the Quote specified in the Indicative Quote or at the best Quote in the volume of the Indicative Quote (if the volume of the Indicative Quote is less than or equal to the total volume of opposite Indicative Quotes with a Quote no worse than Quotes specified in the Indicative Quote) or in the volume of the specified opposite Indicative Quotes (if the volume of the Indicative Quote exceeds the volume of the indicated opposite Indicative Quotes). The unfulfilled part of the Indicative Quote is immediately removed by the Exchange from the Indicative Quote System.

If at the moment of submitting a market Indicative Quote allowing for partial execution, among the opposite Indicative Quotes with a Quote no worse than the Quote specified in the Indicative Quote, there is an Indicative Quote / Indicative Quotes with the same TIN (or a code replacing it) as in of the specified market Indicative Quote, then the specified market Indicative Quote is executed in the amount not exceeding the total volume of counter Indicative Quotes that are better in relation to the best counter Indicative Quote with the same TIN (or a code that replaces it).

8.16. After registration of the Indicative Quote as an Indicative Order in the Transaction Register, until the moment of its registration in the Order Register, the Exchange sends to the Trading Member who submitted such primary Indicative Quote to the Indicative Quote System, a request for confirmation of this Indicative Quote (hereinafter referred to as the Confirmation Request), which must contain the following information:

identification number of the Indicative Quote;

unique code of the Indicative Quote/electronic message in the Quote Register;

code (designation) of the Derivatives Contract;

time of registration of the Indicative Quote in the Quote Register;

Quotation;

Indicative quote volume.

The confirmation request may contain other information.

Upon receipt of the Request for Confirmation, the Trading Member sends a response to the Exchange, which must contain either confirmation of the Indicative Quote or refusal to confirm the Indicative Quote.

Lack of a response to the specified request within the period established by the Exchange's internal document is recognized by the Exchange as a refusal to confirm the Indicative Quote.

When submitting an Indicative Quote, the Trading Member has the right to specify a special feature that characterizes such an Indicative Quote as an Indicative Quote, in respect of which automatic confirmation of the Indicative Quote is set. The specified special feature is recognized by the Exchange as a response containing confirmation of the Indicative Quote.

Receipt of a refusal to confirm an Indicative Quote is recognized by the Exchange as an electronic message of a Trading Member about cancellation (deletion) of such an Indicative Quote. In this case, cancellation (deletion) of the Indicative Quote from the System of Indicative Quotes is carried out by the Exchange automatically.

The Exchange has the right to establish by the Exchange's internal document restrictions on the maximum number of refusals to confirm the Indicative Quote, which can be sent by the Trading Member, and measures taken by the Exchange when such a number of refusals by the Trading Member is exceeded.

10.1. Derivatives Trades shall be executed by acceptance by the Clearing Center of offers received by it as a result of the announcement of Orders for making Derivatives Trades. Derivatives Transactions based on Indicative Orders shall be executed in the same manner as provided for by this Article 10 of the Trading Rules for Derivatives Transactions based on other types of Orders.

10.2. The condition for acceptance by the Clearing Center of an offer to conclude a Derivatives Contract is the presence of opposite Active Orders, which are respectively the best Buy Order and the best Sell Order or, respectively, the best Calendar Spread Order for sale and the best Calendar Spread Order for Buy.

In order to create conditions for fulfillment of obligations under the Derivatives Trades, the Clearing Center has the right to accept an Active Order in the absence of a counter Active Order.

10.3. Offers are accepted by the Clearing Center subject to the conditions stipulated by these Rules, the Clearing Rules and the Specifications. The Clearing Center accepts offers by sending electronic messages to the Trading Members-offers indicating the number of accepted offers (the number of Futures (Option) contracts concluded) and the price of the Futures Contract (the Option premium value / spread value). These messages are not Applications. The moment when the said message is displayed in the Trading System is considered the moment when the Trading Members – Offerors receive the Clearing Center's acceptance.

10.4. When making a Derivatives Deal in accordance with clause 10.2 of these Rules on the basis of counter Active orders, the price / premium / spread is considered equal / equal to the price / premium / spread value specified in the counter Active order declared earlier, and the number of concluded Derivatives Contracts is considered equal to the lesser of the number of offers contained in counter Active orders.

When making a Derivatives transaction in accordance with paragraph 10.2 of these Rules on the basis of one Active order, the price / premium / spread value is considered equal to the price / premium / spread value specified in the Active order, and the number of concluded Derivatives Contracts is considered equal to the lesser of the number specified in the Active order. order or acceptance by the Clearing Centre.

12.3. During the Trading Day, the Exchange provides all Trading Members through the AWS in real time with the following Exchange information:

12.3.2. For Futures (for Futures of each type and due date):

Futures designation;

the minimum and maximum values of prices in currently registered Derivatives transactions;

prices of the best Purchase Orders, the best Sell Orders registered in the Orders Register;

the price in the last registered Derivatives trade;

change in the price of the last Derivatives;

the number of completed Derivatives transactions;

turnover from the beginning of the current Trading day (contracts).

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I confess that quite complex concepts - I still don’t understand why introduce the term application and indicative application - what is the global difference then? As I understand it, an indicative order forms a spread, or what? From this text, I still don’t understand what happened in the glass - because after each transaction a new price should be broadcast.

There are misunderstandings - highlighted in color - as I understand it, you can put a limit for sale at the maximum price that suits you for buying and hammer into the glass, and at the same time I will buy back everything that is below this limit while the limit is worth?

Another incomprehensible moment - highlighted in color - is this how it is generally implemented in MT5 or in Quick?


 
Sergey Chalyshev:

Now that's news!

There are no market orders on the exchange, only limit orders. A market order is a limit order at the worst price.

In the market we have limit orders. Someone must satisfy them, i.e. there must be a trade initiator.
The trade initiator is the market order, or in other words, a market order.
Do you understand what you are writing? Where do you think the deals in the feed come from?
Where does something like this about market orders come from? Sit down and look at the tick chart and think about
where the concept of the last trade comes from. What kind of nonsense are people talking about...

 
Andrey Gladyshev:

We have limit orders in the cup. They have to be satisfied by someone, i.e. there has to be a trade initiator.
The deal initiator is the market order, or in other words, a market order.
Do you understand what you are writing? Where do you think the deals in the feed come from?
Where does something like this about market orders come from? Sit down and look at the tick chart and think about
where the concept of the last trade comes from. What kind of nonsense are people talking about...

Heresy - in believers: a deviation from the norms of the dominant religion.

Your religion does not suit me.

Why would I want to parse a tick chart, I form the last trade myself, just like everyone else does, hence the tape.

As far as I know, limiters are not reducible to limiters.

But if you like calling limit orders market orders, we have freedom of religion.

 
Information about the types of stock exchange bids.
Call
things by their proper names. I'm not talking here about orders that are stored on MQ's servers,
I'm not talking about orders which are stored on MQ's servers, just stock orders. At the end of the day, the stock comes together with the market. And it doesn't matter how
it's like a terminal station. This is followed by a line which shows the result of
of the market orders and the limit orders in the market cup.