Want To Always Make Money ? Try High Frequency Trading !
Imagine you always have the winning hand, what a life that would be. A business where you never run a loss, or perhaps just one day of loss in 5 years ? I… Continue reading
Tag Archive: SGX
China Focus : Never Underestimate A Market That Overestimates Itself
Our heart goes out to the 396 victims of the Yangtze ferry disaster as we pray for the missing persons on Mount Kinabalu. The latest victim of the debt default market is duck… Continue reading
Guest Post : Negotiated Large Trades
This is a good article written by a friend last year about Negotiated Large Trades (NLT) that is a facility provided by all exchanges to prevent excessive market volatility, that happens to be… Continue reading
The Relative Volatility and Price Action of NSE Nifty and SGX Nifty
This is a good article written by a friend last year comparing between the National Stock Exchange of India’s NIFTY contract and SGX’s NIFTY futures. Some of the regulatory information may be outdated… Continue reading
SGX Is Left Quite High And Dry In The Global IPO Game – A Good Idea For Punters
The SGX caught my attention earlier after reading a report of the FT that SGX is slipping fast and far behind her regional rivals. And with 8 IPO’s slated for this week in… Continue reading
Hard Choices (not the book) – SMRT, Starhub, delistings and the SGX
Hard Choices : Challenging the Singaporean Consensus is the latest book hot off the press from our elite think tank incubators. This is not the be confused with Hillary Clinton’s memoir of the… Continue reading
Trade Like A HFT, Is To Follow The Pain – AUDUSD
A friend of a friend’s wanted to set up a branch of their HFT (high frequency trading) firm in Singapore a year back. Afterall, Singapore is the king of Asian foreign exchange and… Continue reading
Op Ed : Can We Bring Back The 5 Year Singapore Government Bond Futures ?
by tradehavenMarket Bash : All About Trump We can feel the levels of frustration build up, anxieties growing that just about anything can be construed as the tipping point for the correction of… Continue reading →