Cutting in Line: The Ethics and Impacts of Que Jumping on Exchanges
Que jumping, or cutting in line, is a behavior that we have all encountered at some point in our lives. Whether it is someone pushing their way to the front of a queue or a driver cutting in on the highway, que jumping is a common phenomenon that can elicit feelings of frustration, anger, and injustice. However, que jumping takes on a different form in the world of financial markets.
In financial markets, que jumping occurs when traders or investors use various tactics to gain an unfair advantage in accessing and executing trades on exchanges. This can involve paying for faster access to trading platforms, using specialized software to front-run other orders, or even illegally obtaining insider information. In some cases, que jumping can occur as a result of a malfunction in the market's technological infrastructure, allowing some orders to jump ahead of others in the queue.
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In financial markets, que jumping occurs when traders or investors use various tactics to gain an unfair advantage in accessing and executing trades on exchanges. This can involve paying for faster access to trading platforms, using specialized software to front-run other orders, or even illegally obtaining insider information. In some cases, que jumping can occur as a result of a malfunction in the market's technological infrastructure, allowing some orders to jump ahead of others in the queue.
Cutting in Line: The Ethics and Impacts of Que Jumping on Exchanges
Que jumping, or cutting in line, is a behavior that we have all encountered at some point in our lives. Whether it is someone pushing their way to the front of a queue or a driver cutting in on the highway, que jumping is a common phenomenon that can elicit feelings of frustration, anger, and injustice. However, que jumping takes on a different form in the world of financial markets.
In financial markets, que jumping occurs when traders or investors use various tactics to gain an unfair advantage in accessing and executing trades on exchanges. This can involve paying for faster access to trading platforms, using specialized software to front-run other orders, or even illegally obtaining insider information. In some cases, que jumping can occur as a result of a malfunction in the market's technological infrastructure, allowing some orders to jump ahead of others in the queue.
In financial markets, que jumping occurs when traders or investors use various tactics to gain an unfair advantage in accessing and executing trades on exchanges. This can involve paying for faster access to trading platforms, using specialized software to front-run other orders, or even illegally obtaining insider information. In some cases, que jumping can occur as a result of a malfunction in the market's technological infrastructure, allowing some orders to jump ahead of others in the queue.
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| BN ID: | 2940186570806 |
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| Publisher: | Iman Nasser |
| Publication date: | 02/22/2023 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 86 KB |
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