Voice indirect trading in forex refers to the process of executing trades in the foreign exchange market through a voice broker or dealer, rather than using an electronic trading platform. This method of trading is often used by institutional investors, hedge funds, and large financial institutions who require personalized assistance and access to deeper liquidity […]
Voice Direct Trading is a trading strategy used in financial markets where trading transactions are conducted through voice communication. Traditionally, trading transactions were executed over the phone, with traders conveying their orders and instructions verbally to brokers or brokerage firms to execute trades. Voice Direct Trading is primarily used in exchange markets, such as […]
Trade execution refers to the process of carrying out a trade. It involves the steps taken to plan, execute, and finalize a trade. Trade execution is commonly used in financial markets, where various assets such as stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, and other financial instruments are traded. The trade execution process typically includes the […]
In forex, a Retail Aggregator refers to a service provider that facilitates forex trading for retail traders. These service providers consolidate prices from different liquidity providers, allowing traders to access and execute trades on a single platform. Here is a detailed explanation of what a Retail Aggregator is in the forex market: Price Depth: […]
In the context of forex trading, Request for Market (RFM) is a type of order execution method used by brokers to provide liquidity to traders. It is commonly used in electronic trading platforms and is also known as Request for Quote (RFQ) or Request for Stream (RFS). When a trader places an RFM order, […]
A Principal Trading Firm (PTF) is a financial institution or company that engages in proprietary trading, which involves trading on its own behalf and at its own risk. PTFs use their own capital and resources to execute trades in various financial markets, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, derivatives, and other financial instruments. PTFs primarily […]
The Principal Model refers to a business model where a company trades on its own behalf and at its own risk. In this model, the company engages in buying and selling goods or services for its own account, and any profits or losses from these transactions belong solely to the company. The Principal Model […]
Price discrimination is a pricing strategy where a seller charges different prices for the same product or service to different customers or market segments. It is a strategy aimed at maximizing profits by taking advantage of the different demand elasticities of customers. Price discrimination allows the seller to adjust prices based on the customers’ […]
A Passive Order is a type of order used in financial markets. Passive orders are orders where buyers or sellers prefer to wait at current price levels. In other words, the party placing the passive order sets the order price and waits for the other party to execute at that price. Passive orders are […]
Microstructure refers to the analysis of the structure and dynamics of financial markets at a micro level. It focuses on the individual transactions and order flows that occur within the market, as well as the behavior of market participants and the impact of their actions on price formation and market liquidity. Microstructure analysis aims […]