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Direct Access Trading A system on NASDAQ allowing the user to make trades without going through a broker. Direct access trading allows investors to make trades very quickly, which is important for day traders, who seek to make a profit from price movements that take place in a single trading day. Most investors do not use direct access trading because their investments do not depend on the speed of buying or selling a given security. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Instinet had acquired ProTrader to provide advanced trading technologies and electronic brokerage services primarily to professional non-institutional traders, active fund managers, direct access brokers and hedge funds who used the Instinet trading platform. Day traders have utilized intelligent order routing in trading with direct access brokers, unlike traditional online brokers," said Damon Kovelsky, analyst at Meridien Research and co-author of the report. Expanding its broad range of training, support and services for clients, CyberTrader is also launching CyberTrader U, which features both live online classes hosted daily for beginning and intermediate traders, as well as self-paced classes on topics such as Nasdaq Level II data, direct access brokers, ECN's and CyberTrader software. |
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