Posts Tagged ‘Market Structure’

Is Investor Relations Becoming Transient Like Trading?

First, let’s take a look at the markets for the initial week of December 2007. From our analysis it appeared that fundamental investors were most active December 4th, while trading lightened considerably by the 7th and carried the telltale signs of massive risk-management and hedging. For investor relations, this means real investors finally followed traders [...]

Investor Relations and Short-Term Trading

With the USA out getting stuffed last week, volumes dropped by half in the sample pool. Some things to consider. Three of Goldman’s trading desks made our Top 25 list of total issues traded, including its crossing platform and wholesale desk. Also Millennium Capital and other big derivatives desks made our Top 25 volume list. [...]

Investor Relations, Optional Chaos And Institutional Selling

Today, we’ll concentrate on what happened last week when the markets were shelled by broad-based institutional selling. Our sample data showed anonymous electronic order flow accounted for 42% of all trading Nov 5-9 and an astonishing 69% of volume on Nov 8. What happened, why does it matter, and what’s to be learned, IROs? Looking [...]

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