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| Buy side excited by multiple choice | HSBC raises its game | |
| Banks take fight to the algo traders | Methodology | |
“IT’S LIKE HAVING internet sex,” a veteran FX trader tells Euromoney, mangling his metaphors over beer and burgers one April evening, searching for a layman’s explanation for the complexities of high-frequency traders’ behaviour in his market. But perhaps he has made his point well. Because today’s foreign exchange market has become a forum populated by participants who hold multiple identities or aliases to conceal their true selves, where accepted market behaviour is no longer adhered to, attention spans are skittish, and the moment things get a little dicey those participants disappear into the ether.
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