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Twitter.com reloaded - "Markets tend to buy on rumour and sell on facts"

Das Zitat "Markets tend to buy on rumour and sell on facts" könnte auch von siscop stammen.... :wink:

 

whipsaw im April '09

 

Währenddessen ich den Mehrwert von dem Service noch nicht richtig einordnen kann, musste ich mich allerdings jüngst von meinem "Vorurteil" lösen, dass es sich dabei lediglich um eine Modeerscheinung der jüngeren Internet-Nutzer-Generation handeln würde.

 

Information(-svorsprung) ist alles!

 

Aus dem Telegraph von gestern...

 

 

Traders are using software developed by US-based technology StreamBase to monitor "tweets" for price sensitive information.

The software plugs into Algorithm-based automated trading platforms that have been used by traders for years. But rather than searching Reuters or Bloomberg the software now scans Twitter.com.

 

Streambase – whose client base includes Royal Bank of Canada and London-based hedge fund BlueCrest Capital Management – was commissioned to develop the software by several "unnamed" clients.

The software allows traders to take into account "event-based" information published on Twitter in their automated equity, bond and foreign exchange trading.

 

Twitter.com as a useful market information "broadcast tool". "Markets tend to buy on rumour and sell on facts," he said.

 

Ziemlich haarsträubende Story, aber...

wenn man allerdings Zugang zu den richtigen Quellen hat, dann ....

 

© telegraph.co.uk

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