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Follow the blogs of our expert Stefan Schlamp, Head of Quantitative Analytics, about recent trends and developments in the market.
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Stefan's blog: A Preregistration
The European Consolidated Tape is live! So I am a bit late, but I would like to pre-register a study to measure one aspect of the impact of the tape. More
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Stefan's blog: Market Impact or Predestination
Measuring market impact only based on public market data seems straight-forward: Calculate the average price move following a trade as a function ... More
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Stefan's blog: A Single Auction vs. 24/7 Trading
There appears to be a wide-spread demand for longer trading hours - preferably 24/7 trading as is the case in crypto. "Appears" here is the key word. More
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Stefan's blog: Going Full Kelly - 2026Q3
Never go full Kelly! If you do, it will show up in the quarterly summary of largest and deepest trades. As a reminder, here are links to the ... More
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Stefan's blog: Timing The Market When You Run The Market
... and getting it right! 15 January 2015 was another interesting day in the markets. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) had maintained a 1.20 CHF/EUR ... More
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Stefan's blog: The Cheddar-Mozzarella Spread
The European Energy Exchange (EEX) publishes Weekly European Cheese Indices (WECI). Not knowing anything about this niche of the market, I would ... More
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Stefan's blog: Level-3 Alpha
A few weeks ago, I showed how much predictive power the book pressure has. For that analysis I had used the "classical" formula, which uses the ... More
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Stefan's blog: Market Share by Vintage
Suppose you create a new chocolate bar today. What are the chances that nobody comes up with a better recipe over the next 50 years? And yet, the ... More
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Stefan's blog: Goldilocks Queue Position
It has been over four years since my first attempt to show the importance of queue position for market making. I have also written about how to ... More
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Stefan's blog: Kleine Ursache, Große Wirkung
or: The Butterfly Effect. Orders in Xetra's midpoint can have a minimum acceptable quantity (MAQ). The intention is to protect orders from being ... More
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