Statistics on bots on Russian stock exchanges
Judging by the statistics of the MICEX published in the Vedomosti newspaper, Russian traders in their technical equipment are not far behind foreign ones. At least, in August 2009, the bots' activity reached 55% in our country, while on the world's largest stock exchanges it averages 42% (a peak value of 48% was reached on the NYSE in June 2009).
Unable to cope with the increasing turnover of trade, the RTS Exchange in June introduced a fee for exceeding the limit of transactions. Similar plans and MICEX.
The so-called “hyperactive investors” (more than two applications per minute) in August issued more than 55% of applications on the MICEX. In January 2007, this share was 20%, in August 2008 - 30%. The number of robots themselves, which had been about 30 for a long time, reached 70 by August 2009. The range of instruments with which more than one transaction per minute is also expanded has also expanded.
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The transition of all markets in the world to automated trading is accompanied by strange incidents , a multiple increase in stock turnover, and the involvement of a greater number of individual traders. According to experts, thanks to modern software, a single trader has the same capabilities as a small trading company with a dozen employees five years ago.
It is in the area of ​​software for stock trading that the biggest money is spinning (perhaps even more than the budgets of the military departments). It is logical to assume that this is where the leading edge of scientific and technical developments is and that the highest paid programmers work here. Some futurologists like Ray Kurzweil even suggest that it will be on the stock market that the first real system of Artificial Intelligence will be born. Already now, neural networks and genetic algorithms that simulate the processes occurring in the human brain are being used with might and main.
Unable to cope with the increasing turnover of trade, the RTS Exchange in June introduced a fee for exceeding the limit of transactions. Similar plans and MICEX.
The so-called “hyperactive investors” (more than two applications per minute) in August issued more than 55% of applications on the MICEX. In January 2007, this share was 20%, in August 2008 - 30%. The number of robots themselves, which had been about 30 for a long time, reached 70 by August 2009. The range of instruments with which more than one transaction per minute is also expanded has also expanded.
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The transition of all markets in the world to automated trading is accompanied by strange incidents , a multiple increase in stock turnover, and the involvement of a greater number of individual traders. According to experts, thanks to modern software, a single trader has the same capabilities as a small trading company with a dozen employees five years ago.
It is in the area of ​​software for stock trading that the biggest money is spinning (perhaps even more than the budgets of the military departments). It is logical to assume that this is where the leading edge of scientific and technical developments is and that the highest paid programmers work here. Some futurologists like Ray Kurzweil even suggest that it will be on the stock market that the first real system of Artificial Intelligence will be born. Already now, neural networks and genetic algorithms that simulate the processes occurring in the human brain are being used with might and main.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/70398/
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