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thibautx

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    Comment #19111575

    There's typically multiple layers (at different points between tick to an order hitting an exchange) of risk-management/circuit-breakers that prevent these types of things from hap…

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    Comment #16043733

    This is awesome! Please keep us posted on where we can donate in the near future.

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    Comment #15967458

    Actually you can trade GOOG and TSLA on both NYSE and NASDAQ. RegNMS is what prevents inter-exchange arbitrage.

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    Comment #15848684

    To my knowledge exchanges including Gdax offer margin trading and ability to short.

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    Comment #15845327

    It should in theory track extremely closely -- any mispricing between the future/spot will be arbed out by HFTs almost instantly.

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    Comment #15727639

    Price discovery means that anyone can find a fair price for some asset. For example, algorithms that provide liquidity in agriculture products ensure that farmers can easily liquid…

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    Comment #13895837

    Would an employee not have the same flexibility to stay in the Bay Area and work remotely from there to preserve their "options in the future"?

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    Comment #11453344

    Trading firms compete (and are paid to) to make the markets on these products. Any arbitrage opportunity is quickly eaten up.

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    Comment #11206546

    Interned here last summer and would definitely recommend working here. Great culture and brilliant engineers.

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    Comment #10707742

    To think of finance (or more specifically, trading/investing) as well as financial products/derivatives as a zero-sum game is pretty naive. A simple example to illustrate my point:…

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    Comment #9802486

    Every day man. I tend to try to work more because I feel weird about being compensated for the work that I do. I guess just keep working hard and challenging yourself every day, an…

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    Comment #9799307

    I'm an intern right now and these are some things I'm trying to do: 1) Work - we're young right now and don't have too many commitments so why not put in some extra time to excel a…

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    Comment #9799090

    > If every exchange had a minimum of, say, a minute after an order is submitted until it is executed (during which time it couldn't be amended or cancelled of course) it seems you …

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    Comment #9659521

    The culture doesn't provide an association between cheating and punishment but only academic success and reward. Anecdotally speaking, a lot of international Chinese students cheat…

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    Comment #9642696

    I would say that even options/futures/and other products markets are just as hard to market make compared to the equities markets. In my opinion, you need some sort of edge not thr…

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    Comment #9642678

    Latency arbitrage is pretty much impossible as a newcomer and many firms are getting squeezed out of that particular opportunity. Think Jump, KCG, and Citadel...Jump/KCG both share…

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    Comment #9638784

    FPGAs run the execution of strategy, everything else is done by high level software/systems. FPGAs are connected directly to the exchange and also help receive a feed of market dat…

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    Comment #8001254

    I enjoyed this book as well, and it was the text for my computer-architecture class. The authors do a great job explaining the underlying mechanisms of computing hardware clearly a…

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    Comment #7884761

    Since many auto manufacturing companies doing R&D and Tesla, having already created technologies good enough to bring to market, there will definitely be incentive for taking actio…

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    Comment #7859986

    What do you mean by decentralized? Something more along the lines of Lyft?

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    Comment #7843988

    Extremely excited about this language's versatility. Also great to see the work of my school's Alumni and professors going into production. This is the third time I've come across …

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