Showing posts with label hft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hft. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Goldman Sachs Presentation: Market Structure Overview (September 2009)

The fine folks over at Business Insider have obtained a copy of Goldman Sachs' September presentation on the overall market structure these days. The topics covered include short selling, dark pools, high frequency trading, and more. (Primer on high frequency trading for those unfamiliar here). This is a broad overview of the markets and you can check it out embedded below or you can download the .pdf here.

This presentation comes in contrast with the other two we've covered on the blog. If you're looking more for strategy and analysis, we've covered the best long & short strategies for the current market from their perspective. Additionally, turning more to our focus on hedge fund portfolios, we've posted up Goldman's hedge fund trend monitor which looks at what positions have the highest hedge fund presence.

Here's the market structure overview:


Monday, August 17, 2009

The Basics Of High Frequency Trading (HFT)

Great video flagged by Zero Hedge last week regarding the basics of high frequency trading (HFT). There has been a whooole lot of talk about this lately on other sites and in the world of finance. So, this video embedded below serves as a great primer for those of you interested in the subject. (RSS & Email readers will need to come to the blog to view the video).



For those of you who would like the latest opinion swirling around the investment blogosphere, Abnormal Returns has a nice post and round-up.