A broker model where the firm may take the opposite side of client trades internally. Understanding how brokers handle this affects not just cost but also how trustworthy and transparent a trading relationship is likely to be.
A broker model where the firm may take the opposite side of client trades internally. Understanding how brokers handle this affects not just cost but also how trustworthy and transparent a trading relationship is likely to be.
It can create potential conflicts of interest compared to non-dealing desk models. Traders progressing past the basics tend to lean on this more heavily as they start combining multiple concepts into a coherent trading approach.
Often associated with fixed spreads and market-maker execution. It shows up in day-to-day trading through price charts, broker platform data, or news commentary, and recognizing it quickly can meaningfully shape decision-making in the moment.
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