It depends what you’re referring to. But for example brokers usually have “algos” on offer to clients. You can send a big order in and the algorithm will slice it up into smaller orders, relying on statistics and computers to figure out the optimal time to execute your orders; the end goal being to get you the customer a better average price while remaining within the parameters of the order.
It depends what you’re referring to. But for example brokers usually have “algos” on offer to clients. You can send a big order in and the algorithm will slice it up into smaller orders, relying on statistics and computers to figure out the optimal time to execute your orders; the end goal being to get you the customer a better average price while remaining within the parameters of the order.
It depends what you’re referring to. But for example brokers usually have “algos” on offer to clients. You can send a big order in and the algorithm will slice it up into smaller orders, relying on statistics and computers to figure out the optimal time to execute your orders; the end goal being to get you the customer a better average price while remaining within the parameters of the order.
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