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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. 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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| 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). Scheckel said OES, which is positioned to be a significant private linkage player in the replacement of the Intermarket Trading System (ITS), has recently entered into agreements with a number of market centers and major brokerage firms to provide smart routing and other value-added services that enhance its clients' competitiveness in the current and post-Reg NMS securities industry. David Scheckel, president of OES, said his company "has been working with a number of exchanges and market centers over the last year, acting as their replacement for the outdated Intermarket Trading System (ITS) and providing direct electronic linkage to the regional exchanges. |
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