Citadel Securities Crafts Plan to Shake Up Banks’ Trading Desks

EdgeHunter said:
Good Sleuthing... :sneaky:

My prior response to your prior response regarding the stipulated over complaining was not JUST about this one Bloomie article... but most Bloomie links... which can be found on other outlets to read for NO Charge... So this is My service to mankind... A humble one... Yes no question.

and to repeat my service... Bloomie articles that they charge for can usually be read on other outlets for FOR FREE...

I have really enjoyed our discussion about nothing... Can we continue we this or any other triviality you might wish to dissect to the atomic level... It is quite exciting.
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you wanted to write your editorial. Next time you want to, don’t hesitate to reference me so I can post.

Perhaps we can talk about how cheap you are about paying for metered parking.
 
Nighthawk said:
Nascent strategy would have firms deal with their clients, while market-maker handles the behind-the-scenes mechanics

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...e-up-banks-trading-desks?srnd=homepage-europe

Much of its revenue comes from using algorithms to capture and profit from tiny differences in prices across asset classes — gains that can add up when deployed at scale in markets that weren’t yet fully automated. The firm’s growing role in equities markets rose to national prominence a few years ago during the pandemic and meme-stock frenzy, which pushed trading volumes to record heights.

In the US, Citadel Securities now commands roughly 37% of listed retail stock trades and almost a quarter of all equity trades.
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is this the same as "execution services" that many firms provide?
 
newwurldmn said:
you wanted to write your editorial. Next time you want to, don’t hesitate to reference me so I can post.

Perhaps we can talk about how cheap you are about paying for metered parking.
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EdgeHunter said:
Today... Anyone CAN PAY to subscribe to...

Premium: LinkedIn, Zero Hedge, Twitter, and 100s more financial webs..
1 Million Different Blogs
10,000 Different Substacks...

Each with their own Hot Air... asking for money for only an opinion and their 2cents.

It is Not Cheap to search out value and avoid unnecessary fees... like over paying Income Tax, etc.
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for a topic you consider “trivial” and “nothing” you seem to have strong opinions about it
 
EdgeHunter said:
I can't even read THIS article on Bloomberg... I am blocked... Let alone their additional other Bloomberg articles...
Murray and I are pointing out how many articles on bloomberg are free on other websites... I was taking the time to do this service to others... so ? What ......./QUOTE]
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Strangely I signed up for his news, but seldom use it intraday or much news intraday:D:D
NO wonder AMZN founder made a fortune / he gave many some free generous reading:caution:
But I did buy a lot of books from them.
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2rosy said:
is this the same as "execution services" that many firms provide?
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No, I think they are competing for dark venues (if they are really trying to compete with sell-side). For example, most primes have internalization services, because their clients might be going the opposite direction. Also, they offer to trade on-swap directly, so quant firms like that better. It's a pretty niche but one of the big ticket sources of revenue for prime brokers.
 
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