Azhar Jafri
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Zee Business E Lafda. Host ko bardasht nahi hua ki koi itna sach kaise bolne laga channel par 😂
Azhar Jafri460,011 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Ethanol Minister when he realises ppl have moved on from E20 to NEET 🥲
Azhar Jafri77,172 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
Adani saga with new twists daily, updated with today's price action 🙃
Azhar Jafri507,432 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren
Stock market wala channel dekh leta hoon, kuch achchi analysis dekhne milegi Stock market wala channel 🤡
Azhar Jafri109,347 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten
Furuji took 1.5 lacs as fees for his options course from 42 students. All asked for refund saying they are in loss Furuji be like - Don't attend my course because you guys don't know basics. I am in profit. You guys are at fault 🥲 Feel both sad and angry for the ppl who paid this fraud
Azhar Jafri285,591 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren
Bannerghatta bear gang leader Abid Hassan and his followers were short on IT stocks. Here is him telling that Nifty IT could fall to 30000 in his YT channel (seen by 39 live viewers daily) And probably profited heavily in the IT fall recently. Our sources also got secret pictures of him and his gang members celebrating this success in Taj hotel 🙄 (picture in replies).
Azhar Jafri54,588 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten
This is a classic case of latency arbitrage. It's more prevalent in the US than India Reason being -;Unlike India, where liquidity is concentrated on NSE, the US market is fragmented across multiple exchanges: NYSE, Nasdaq, Cboe, MEMX, and others. US brokers also have a Best Execution obligation. If an institution wants to buy 1 million Apple shares, its smart order router may split the order across several exchanges to obtain the best available price. What happens after that is how HFTs make millions from pennies: - The first part of the order reaches NYSE and starts moving the price - HFT firm's systems detect that execution within microseconds. - They don't know where the remaining order has gone, but they know how institutional smart order routers usually behave - Based on probability, they guess that the rest of the order is likely heading to Nasdaq, Cboe, MEMX, etc. - They race to those exchanges first. Thanks to there high speed infrastructure. Buy the remaining liquidity, and sell it back moments later at a slightly higher price (probably difference of pennies) They do this millions of times a day 🙄
Azhar Jafri18,329 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten
