@maia3420
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@haitiancreolewithluciano
Itâs just a game- nothing more- the only catch is the Wall Street guys never lose. The government will bail them out no matter what
@puffyg2050
This video should have been named, Jack Frost talks to Jesus about the stockmarket
@full-timepog6844
"Jesus talks to kpop singer about high frequency trading" i didn't expect this to get so big đ˛
@jackwillis680
Like how you donât pretend to know everything about this subject and you let people with more experience answer the harder questions unlike some others. Great work keep the videos coming!
@phoenix-king779
Jake looks like a whole BTS member now
@bloop1470
starts blinking rapidly
@CaseyBurnsInvesting
Thought weâd have to wait until next week. The algos are going wild.
@mesmith2526
Navinder Sarao was only a scapegoat. The real catalyst was actually a trading firm in Kansas that dumped over $12 billion in equities to fill at market, which the HFT liquidity providers at the time decided to turn off their systems temporarily because of the current volatility risks. Sarao had was used as a scapegoat because of his use of spoofing practices, but only because he had gotten frustrated with seeing other algo spoof orders further out on the books that werenât being addressed, after having reported them to the CME on more than one occasion.
@customersupport9055
I donât know if I would say anyone can start their own HFT firm, thatâs a stretch. And yes institutions do have a huge advantage, I mean their access to capital is more direct than any retail investor period. I mean you made a video about it on how banking and money works, so I think you should be more than aware of the fact that money is created and credited to other banks, investments institutions, high net worth investors (those in this financial bubble economy) at a faster and cheaper rate than any regular person.
@quindelin
"the day to day of trading involves quoting tens of thousands of securities every day, and in doing so, they're generating theoretical values for hundreds of option complexes, so that means that if the price of an option veers dramatically away from the firm's theoretical value, they will either buy or sell that option, and push it towards that theoretical value... they'll secure that edge by hedging out their newfound option exposure with the options underlying the futures contract" monke think banana machine make more banana
@austingriff5905
âStrategy that he feels comfortable talking about publiclyâ Iâm interested in what strategies heâs not willing to discuss publicly and why
@elrondhubbard663
He said that he doesnât think HFT is unfair even though it has the leverage of millions of dollars to pour into coding as well as volume of shares held
@mobiuscoreindustries
One must ask : What ends up being the beneift of such a system? Everything the market seems to be gravitating forward is increasing volatility, favoring short bursts of profit rather than long term sucess. The stock market was created in order to encourage creating new buisnesses by allowing people to finance entities and benefit from their sucess. What the stock market is right now is actively hindering buisnesses by either constantly raising and crashing their value, leading the company to either lick the boots of WS or constantly be under their fire for "not cooperating", or simply betting on the failure of companies and helping to spread factual lies and misdirections, actively destroying value. Like many things, the stock market is a system which isn't fundamentaly broken, but has become because its original vision and goals have been completly distorted by short term greed and it ends up no longer creating any value, rather it takes value away from buisnesses to end up in the pocket of a few pupet masters.
@vex6543
This Jesus guy really tried to rationalize a justification for rampant greed lmao
@zeke2408
24:14 When you're homeless, just buy a house. Checkmate.
@01prabin
"Let's say you're in Kansas" had to check my room just incase.
@itsnghtmre4363
absolutely love the more stock market based videos. keep up the good work
@MKOFT3N
"Oh yeah anyone can start a hft firm. All you need is a team of quantitative analysts, millions of dollars in capital and expensive computer systems." Oh right? So are they just handing these out to whoever wants to get started then?
@jaketran