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Program Trading

Computer programs have become an integral part of trading in the financial market. These programs generate signals that guide traders in making decisions. With the use of technology, these trades are executed directly from the trader's computer to the market's computer system. This technique, known as program trading, has seen a significant rise in popularity and now accounts for a substantial portion of daily trades. Furthermore, to manage risks, these large trades may be balanced out with corresponding positions in index futures.

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