When Does an Institution Have the Advantage? | Secrets of the Institutional Trader | Part 3

In the penultimate part of our 4-part series with Trevor Neil, he talks the when the institution has the advantage in trading on the stock market.

Trevor covers the key advantages that retail traders should be aware of, including how institutions trade with almost no spread, unlike retail traders. Institutional traders can enter much larger positions and execute trades at greater speeds, as well as having the latest news already priced in.

Watch to find out the other advantages institutions have that retail traders should be aware of!

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My Notes:

- Institutional traders have a huge advantage in the very short term space (micro seconds to a few minutes)

[markgrayson]

Great info, but prices have dropped. 5:48 $50K per month? Bloomberg now (Sept 2023) charge $2400 per month (per desk) including bringing (probably shipping) their hardware and software in a dedicated computer. That sounds like the full deal, at 1/20th of the price three years ago, including the use of dedicated hardware and software (just checked).
Not sure how far behind Benzinga's real time data is from Bloomberg's; but it costs $27 for just real time access (unfiltered?), and $197 including advanced filters and features.
Many other services exist, I don't have an opinion on which to choose. I'll watch for any responses. After all, Youtube is such a great place to get advice! :^)

[lrsdevelopers]

do institutional traders loose?? if yes...how?? will they trade against each other??

[TomGun]

Computers execute instantly, but they don't know how people will perceive it