GM Everyone, Yesterday was a red day across the board, giving up much of the gains we had gotten earlier in the week. However, people are overlooking one major thing: the broad market got smoked yesterday, no pun intended. You cannot have irrational expectations when we know it's a bunch of algos essentially trading this market right now and expect otherwise when the macro is cracking.
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Great Article for us Retail Traders.
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Evolving regulatory restrictions are causing many European retail brokers to shift towards institutional markets and listed futures and options. Firms want to broaden their offerings and expand to other regions, which can lead to plenty of opportunities and also some challenges. Read more about them on ION’s latest blog.
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Brokerage accounts are free and live on your phone, trading commissions have been reduced to zero, and real-time market data is readily available for all. But are investors better off? In Nir Kaissar's most recent column, he discusses our "Risk Matters Hypothesis" and how, in nearly all cases, investors are not being compensated for the hidden risks in a 'cost-free market'.
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💫 So , who are " Retailers " ? Well , as per the NSE Data of Open Interest ( OI ) of Derivatives ( I don't Use it Personally ) , " Clients " are 👉 " Retailers " in Trading . But what's the catch here ? The catch here is that there are Big Fishes on the Clients Side too in our Markets on the Derivatives Side . That's why the OI of Clients is on the Higher Side . But there's one more catch , there are Bigger Fishes above these " Retail " HNI ( High Net Worth Investors ) Clients . I think that those Fishes / Players are having a 👉 problem with the Retailers thereby making Profits in Trading which I think the 90 % Fail in Trading Data doesn't show . That's my Personal View on this entire fiasco of " The Surge in Derivatives " Trading which has become " so called " Worrysome for our 👉 Regulators and possibly Law Makers too . Retail Traders ke Liyein Toh Vahi Baat Ho Gayi - " Ab Bolein to Bolein Kya Aur Karein Toh Karein Kya " . This whole debate on " The Surge in Derivatives Trading " , I do want to speak more on this but let's leave that I think , I don't like to be involved in " Unecessary Stuff " on my End . 💫 The Regulators and Law Makers should also think about the Business that Derivatives Trading brings to our Financial Institutions involved in the Markets and not only on one aspect which I don't want to speak on Much from my Side as mentioned above as those Views of Mine I think are Controversial . 👉 So , yeah on a Final note " Rational Derivatives Trading " in my Opinion only Brings Rationality to the Markets and not the other way around as I had said Earlier too in one of my Posts . 👉 So , that was it for Today's Post as on 20 / 6 / 24 . 👉 Trade and Invest at your own Risk . Post only for Educational Purposes . #Trading #DerivativesTrading #StockMarketIndia #FinancialEducation
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Increasing regulatory constraints in Europe are prompting numerous retail brokers to transition towards institutional markets and listed futures and options. Companies are looking to diversify their services and venture into new regions, presenting both opportunities and obstacles. Discover more about this topic in the latest blog post from ION.
Retail brokers in Europe poised to expand derivatives as regulatory challenges mount
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Evolving regulatory restrictions are causing many European retail brokers to shift towards institutional markets and listed futures and options. Firms want to broaden their offerings and expand to other regions, which can lead to plenty of opportunities and also some challenges. Read more about them on ION’s latest blog.
Retail brokers in Europe poised to expand derivatives as regulatory challenges mount
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Evolving regulatory restrictions are causing many European retail brokers to shift towards institutional markets and listed futures and options. Firms want to broaden their offerings and expand to other regions, which can lead to plenty of opportunities and also some challenges. Read more about them on ION’s latest blog.
Retail brokers in Europe poised to expand derivatives as regulatory challenges mount
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The mindsets of retail investors and the institutions are entirely opposite. Because institutions have the "money", the opposite view(of trading) continuously wins and more than 90% of retail investors consistently lose. In my article , I briefly introduce the mindset of institutional investors. I explain how to address their trade locations. You need to completely get rid of cliche retail thoughts. If you like the article please visit my MQL5 profile. Here is the article: https://lnkd.in/gy5uD7mR
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To B-Book or not to B-book? Check out the comments from Lochlan White and James Meek at 26 Degrees on how brokers have had a tough time monetizing their flow in periods of low market volatility. #commentary #insights #interviews #liquidity #bbook #tradeexecution #FXtrading #primebrokerage #primeofprime
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