In Relation to Stock Exchanges,the Term 'Flash Trading' Refers To

question 87

Multiple Choice

In relation to stock exchanges,the term 'flash trading' refers to:

• A) applications of high-speed supercomputers that can place thousands of orders in seconds and then immediately cancel them.
• B) some institutional investors being able to place large buy orders without having to disclose the whole trade to the exchange.
• C) pennants and flags patterns in very fast moving markets.
• D) the trades of certain institutional investors that receive information from a stock exchange of incoming orders before other traders.

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