High-frequency trading (HFT) is a type of investing strategy that uses advanced algorithms and computers to make rapid trades in the financial markets.

High-frequency trading strategies rely on bots that require continuous access to data feeds. WebSocket APIs can be preferable over REST APIs due to the way WebSockets provide real-time, two-way ...

High-frequency trading is a strategy that uses complex algorithms – sophisticated computer code – and advanced computing networks to analyze markets, identify opportunities to profit and ...

• High-Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2011 Sao Paulo, "How Speed Traders Leverage Cutting-Edge Strategies in the Post-Flash Crash World" (hftleadersforumsaopaulo.eventbrite.com), February 1-3 ...

• High-Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2011 Sao Paulo, "How Speed Traders Leverage Cutting-Edge Strategies in the Post-Flash Crash World" (hftleadersforumsaopaulo.eventbrite.com), February 1-3 ...

High-frequency trading (HFT) has become a catch-all term for any type of securities trading where computers carry out trades at lightning-fast speeds. The name conjures images of complex ...

High-frequency trading is presenting all sorts of challenges these days, what with quote stuffing and other news. But at least one challenge it presents could be tackled pretty easily – defining ...

To its advocates high-frequency trading -- the use of sophisticated computers to trade large amounts of stock at extremely high rates of speed -- is a paradigm shifting, revolutionary leap forward ...

High-frequency trading has had a huge impact on every corner of Wall Street, says Credit Suisse, resulting in much higher overall activity and a bias toward parts of the market that are easiest to ...

“This integration allows firms to focus on developing unique strategies, back-testing and iterating the business logic in their algorithms rather than spend time on the underlying trading ...