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Definition of high-frequency trading in English: high-frequency tradingnoun mass nounStock Market A type of algorithmic trading in which large volumes of shares are bought and sold automatically at very high speeds. according to some estimates, high-frequency trading accounts for 60 to 70 per cent of all trades in US stocks Example sentencesExamples - Some critics, including Bogle, blame high-frequency trading for the stock market's recent high volatility, but the topic is much debated.
- High-frequency trading may benefit small investors who use mutual funds.
- Goldman has said that high-frequency trading accounts for less than 1 per cent of overall group revenue.
- At least six senior executives have left since the beginning of 2008, including the firm's former global head of high-frequency trading.
- Some also question whether high-frequency trading does in fact provide all the liquidity its defenders claim.
Derivatives noun Stock Market Regulators in the U.S. and Europe have fined high-frequency traders for using the system to manipulate prices. Example sentencesExamples - By quickly detecting pricing disparities, high-frequency traders reduce the spread, or difference between bid and ask prices, defenders say.
- High-frequency traders are looking for tiny price differences, Sauter adds.
- There are concerns that market makers, such as high-frequency traders, cancel many of their flash orders before other investors can execute a trade.
- Last month, SEC chairman Mary Schapiro announced that the commission is considering charging high-frequency traders for cancelled trades.
Definition of high-frequency trading in US English: high-frequency tradingnoun Stock Market A type of algorithmic trading in which large volumes of shares are bought and sold automatically at very high speeds. according to some estimates, high-frequency trading accounts for 60% to 70% of all trades in US stocks Example sentencesExamples - At least six senior executives have left since the beginning of 2008, including the firm's former global head of high-frequency trading.
- High-frequency trading may benefit small investors who use mutual funds.
- Some critics, including Bogle, blame high-frequency trading for the stock market's recent high volatility, but the topic is much debated.
- Goldman has said that high-frequency trading accounts for less than 1 per cent of overall group revenue.
- Some also question whether high-frequency trading does in fact provide all the liquidity its defenders claim.
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