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Intermarket Trading

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Intermarket Trading
Trading a single security on two different exchanges. For example, one may buy a stock on the American Stock Exchange and sell it on the NYSE. Intermarket trading is a fairly common arbitrage strategy, whereby one takes advantage of the difference in price on the same security on two different exchanges in order to make a profit.

intermarket trading
Trading that occurs between two or more markets. For example, an individual might engage in arbitrage by purchasing stock index futures on one exchange and then selling options on the same futures on another exchange.


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This was the logic underlying two of the major initiatives growing out of the 1975 act--the Consolidated Quotation System (CQ system) and the Intermarket Trading System (ITS).
It has access to the other perquisites of exchange status -- most notably, the intermarket trading system that links the regionals and New York, and tape revenue (the money exchanges are paid every time they put a trade on the data feed).
It introduces custom indicators and Intermarket based systems using basic mathematical and statistical principles to help traders develop and design Intermarket trading systems appropriate for long term, intermediate, short term and day trading.
 
 
 
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