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Found 6 results

  1. Die kommende OTC Regulierung wirft ihre Schatten voraus Cantor Fitzgerald and LCH.Clearnet launch first centrally cleared OTC CFD in Europe http://www.automatedtrader.net/news/at/145602/cantor-fitzgerald-and-lchclearnet-launch-first-centrally-cleared--otc-cfd-in-europe
  2. How it works: [ Link ] http://kantox.com/ http://vimeo.com/29949952
  3. LMAX Trader Trading-Handbuch Gültig ab: 25. November 2011 LMAX_Trading-Handbuch.pdf
  4. Glaub ich stehe irgendwie auf dem Schlauch. Ich finde da keine Eckdaten. - Margin/Leverage - Kontraktdaten - Minimum Accsize - Bankdaten - Demo Mir scheint es so als wären sie noch gar nicht live. Hab mir jetzt jeden Bericht hier im Forum durchgelesen. Wie neu ist dieser Broker den?
  5. Dann ging es nach hinten raus, doch etwas schneller, als gedacht. LMAX hatten wir vor kurzem vorgestellt, Lmaxtrader ist das Brand, welches plattformtechnisch vermarktet wird. Es handelt sich in der Tat um eine Exchange und nicht um einen Market Maker. Erster Screenshot der Anwendung zeigt keine besonderen Auffälligkeiten. Die Plattform ist übersichtlich aufgebaut, also durchaus auch Laien-tauglich. Ins Auge fällt die Orderbuchtiefe, ein wenn nicht DAS typische Merkmal einer Börsenhandelsplattform. Wer bisher immer gegen den/ die/ seinen Market Maker gewettert hat, der hat spätestens jetzt die Möglichkeit, seine eigenen Kurse (also selbst als Market Maker auftreten) zu stellen bzw. kann auf die Kurse anderer Kunden handeln. Interessantes Konzept, wenn gleich nicht ohne Risiko. Die große Herausforderung ist, möglichst viele Kunden auf die Plattform zu bekommen. Erst mit entsprechender Liquidität wird das Ganze spannend und für Abstauber interessant. Für die Entwickler gibts auch ein nettes Spielzeug. Die Handelsplattform kann via API angesprochen werden. @ TrailingStop - evtl. tuen sich hier ganz neue Optionen für Deine Tradingplattform auf. Who knows. Sofern es dem Betreiber gelingt, Liquidität auf die Plattform zu bekommen, könnte das die teilweise noch immer horrenden Kommissionen einzelner CFD Anbieter drücken. Aus Sicht der Privatkunden ist Konkurrenz immer eine gute Sache und wenn sie von Innovation und Technologie getrieben ist sowieso. LMAX-Launch-Press-Release-25-10-10.pdf
  6. Jetzt tun sie es anscheinend doch... Ankündigung: ©GamblingCompliance Ltd. 2009 betfair goes cfd Betfair Hones CFD Exchange Platform For Tradefair 18 Aug, 2009 / GamblingCompliance Ltd. / Scott Longley Betfair's financial trading offshoot Tradefair is in the process of developing a contracts for difference (CFD) exchange that the firm hopes will take on the online stockbrokers such as TD Waterhouse and Self-Trade. A spokesperson for Tradefair said the new exchange was in beta form and would be launched in the first half of next year. The launch would mark a step up for Tradefair, which at present offers spread betting via a white label with London Capital Group which launched in 2007. A spokesperson said Tradefair said the firm had been developing the product for the past 18 months, and that it hoped to provide competition to the online stockbrokers with a product that would be ideal for customers who did not wish to utilise the leverage that was part and parcel of traditional CFD trading. "It's really quite revolutionary," said the spokesperson. "We're hoping it will transform the market. We're hoping to progress it, towards other non-leveraged products. It will enable people to come and buy and sell in the same way as the betting site, and without leverage. It will open it up for people, for brokers, for people who want to hedge. We are looking at the shares retail market. It's still developing. We're making sure we have the right proposition." CFDs are margin products which allow traders to buy and sell shares without having to physically own them. Unlike futures contracts, there is no fixed expiry date or contract size. ... dabei hatte eigentlich keiner mehr daran geglaubt, da auch noch der Ankündigung im Januar dieses Jahres nicht wirklich viel passierte. Nun aber hat LMAX (so heisst die CFD Exchange) die Freigabe der FSA zum Betrieb eines Multilateralen Trading Facilities erhalten. Betfair's CFD Exchange Platform gains FSA approval LMAX Online sports betting exchange operator Betfair is preparing to launch a multilateral financial trading facility for CFDs via its subsidiary LMAX, that is planned to compete with the London Stock Exchange. LMAX Ltd. has secured FSA approval on July 27th to offer CFDs, financial spread betting and rolling spot forex contracts. The company was formed by Betfair in 2007 to provide online retail financial trading. The new CFD platform – the London multi-asset Exchange (LMAX) – will offer broking services as well as training and educational services related to the provision of multi-asset broking. The company also confirmed that immediately prior to FSA approval, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. acquired a 12.5% stake in Betfair Ltd.'s stock exchange for an undisclosed sum, with Betfair retaining a majority shareholding. The company hopes that the exchange will take on the online stockbrokers such as TD Waterhouse and Self-Trade. Betfair is currently a white-label partner London Capital Group – operator of the Capital Spreads website, however the new exchange platform will be unique and offer more trading products 'It's really quite revolutionary,' said the spokesperson. 'We're hoping it will transform the market. We're hoping to progress it, towards other non-leveraged products. It will enable people to come and buy and sell in the same way as the betting site, and without leverage. It will open it up for people, for brokers, for people who want to hedge. We are looking at the shares retail market. It's still developing. We're making sure we have the right proposition.'. The trading platform will be one of a growing number of new exchanges in London that have been setup since pan-European regulation opened the market to competition in 2007. American stock exchange operator NYSE Euronext also launched a division in the City in July, targeted at international investors who would stand to benefit from a 'much broader, more diverse and more liquid investor pool than on many of our competitors'. Multilateral trading facilities such as Chi-X and BATS have gained market share in the last few years as revenues at the London Stock Exchange fell. The LSE announced a 13% layoff of its staff in May in an effort to minimise costs. Ziemlich mutig, was der Buchmacher da vor hat. Die LSE selbst hat ihr Projekt "Exchange Traded CFDs" begraben, ebenso die Börse Stuttgart/ Euwax. Bin mal gespannt, wie sie Liquidität auf die Plattform bekommen und wie deren IT Infrastruktur aussieht. Bloomberg zu LMAX (London Multi-Asset Exchange) http://www.lmax.com/
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