Hey guys..I have a question about market makers' strategies..hope its not a noob question. So on an exchange, or the OTC markets what sort of strategies does a market maker use in order to determine where they should price their bids and ask quotes. I sat in on a desk that makes markets in OTC...
what are some notable differences between institutional sales and trading, and retail sales and trading within wealth management. I know the trade flow and volume will be much larger on the institutional side, but what else??? Are the retail traders market makers or do they just advise/execute...
I have an interview coming up for a summer internship where I will also be meeting some of the members on the trading desk and shadowing some of them. I am search for some advice on how to best prepare for the interview. In particular the shadowing segment.
I am assuming I should be abreast...
We each flip three fair coins. I offer to pay you $1 if we do not get the same amount of heads, if you agree to pay me $2 if we do (get the same amount of heads). Will you agree to play this game?
I haven't had prob. in a couple years and can not get my head around this question..any help...