Exploring the concepts of support and resistance levels as key price barriers within technical analysis, and their importance in predicting stock movement reversals or accelerations.
An in-depth exploration of auction markets, highlighting their mechanics, notable examples like the New York Stock Exchange, and the advantages they offer, including transparency and efficiency.
An in-depth exploration of the essential departments within a sell-side trading firm, including their roles and interactions.
An exploration of the commission-based revenue models utilized by sell-side trading firms, focusing on trade execution fees and research services.
Understanding the role of proprietary trading as a revenue source for sell-side trading firms, focusing on trading desk profits and market-making activities.
An in-depth exploration of algorithmic trading, its definition, applications, including automated trading systems, and the benefits of speed and efficiency.
An in-depth exploration of the challenges and risks associated with algorithmic trading, focusing on market impact and the necessity for enhanced security and oversight.
In-depth exploration of long and short positions in equity transactions, explaining the mechanics and strategies behind both approaches in the context of margin accounts.
An in-depth exploration of the processes and systems involved in clearing and settling equity transactions within the Canadian securities market.
Exploring the characteristics of OTC markets and distinguishing them from exchange trading methods.
A detailed guide on option exchanges in Canada, including explanations of key terms, examples, and the structure of equity option quotes.
Comprehensive guide on Futures Trading and Leverage including margin requirements, leverage effects, and safety considerations in futures trading.
Exploring the workings of dealer markets, including the over-the-counter trading of bonds, debentures, and unlisted equities. The guide illuminates the methods and advantages of trading in dealer markets and synthesizes regulatory nuances in Canada.
Learn about Alternative Trading Systems (ATS) in the Canadian financial markets, covering electronic marketplaces for equity and fixed-income markets.
Comprehensive guide to understanding relative value strategies including equity market-neutral strategies, convertible arbitrage, and fixed-income arbitrage. Key concepts, examples, FAQs, and detailed methodologies are explored for effective trading.
This section covers Direct Electronic Access (DEA), including its historical context, risks, regulatory measures, and the roles and responsibilities of institutional portfolio managers and traders.
Understand the sell side of fixed-income trading, including the roles of investment bankers, traders, and sales representatives. Learn about their responsibilities and how they contribute to the financial markets.
