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Spectrum Markets introduce customised Stop Orders 3 hours ago
Source: Spectrum Markets Spectrum Markets, the pan-European trading venue for securitised derivatives, has introduced a Stop Order functionality with customised features. Compared to other venues, Spectrum’s stop orders functionality offers two advantages to investors. The venue will use the presence of Market Maker Quotes in the order book as a trigger for Stop Orders, as opposed to the more commonly used Last Traded Price. This means that orders may be triggered even in times of low trading volumes and in safe conditions in terms of fair price for the execution.
Spectrum Markets Launches SERIXTM Investor Sentiment Indicator Date
SERIX
Sentiment trends positive on key European indices, but bearish on S&P 500
Gold remains popular, continuing nine-month run of bullish sentiment
Spectrum Markets, the pan-European trading venue for securitised derivatives, announced that 54.4 million securitised derivatives were traded on its exchange in April, with 36% of trades happening outside of traditional hours (i.e. between 17:30 and 9:00 CET).
82.9% of all securitised derivatives traded was on indices, 11.8% on currency pairs and 5.3% on commodities. The top three traded underlying markets were DAX (23.1%), OMX 30 (23%) and S&P 500 (14%).
In order to better understand not just which underlyings are capturing retail investors’ attention but how they are thinking about these markets, Spectrum Markets is launching the Spectrum European Retail Investor Index (SERIX
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Spectrum Markets Reports Successful First Calendar Year Of Trading Date
The average growth rate of securitised derivatives traded in 2020 was 18% (MoM).
In Q4 2020 170 million securitised derivatives were traded, marking a new high and an almost tenfold increase compared to Q4 2019.
The average share of out-of-hours trading in 2020 (i.e. 1730-0900) was 38.7%.
Spectrum Markets has reported figures for its first full calendar year of trading, which reveal a strong performance in 2020 with a total of 431 million securitised derivatives traded and 1,535,016 executed trades. The average growth rate of securitised derivatives traded in 2020 was 18% (MoM). On an annual basis, the average share of out-of-hours trading (i.e. 1730-0900) was 38.7%.
Spectrum Markets Makes Donations To Support Poor Families And Hospitalised Children At Christmas Date
22/12/2020
Spectrum Markets, the pan-European multilateral trading platform for securitised derivatives, has made donations to Premiers de Cordée in France and the Caritas Associations Frankfurt am Main and Krakow.
Spectrum financially supported each organisation. The Caritas Association in Frankfurt and Premiers de Cordée additionally received presents for children. The Caritas Association will use the money and the presents to support families in need.
Premiers de Cordée will give the presents to hospitalised children and use the money to finance a “Station 4”. This is a mobile action cuboid that can be used to integrate exercise into the routine for patients, allowing them to have individual and regular exercise sessions in their own rooms. Station 4 supports rehabilitation, mobility, bodybuilding and weight loss.