Master Liquidity in 21 Minutes 😎 From Basics to Advanced 🔥 | Harsh Bhagat
Harsh Bhagat • 1 day ago
What This Video Is About
This video is about institutional trading, which refers to the buying and selling of securities by large institutions such as banks, hedge funds, and pension funds. The video explains the different types of institutional trading, including the liquidity trading model and the volatility-based trading model.
Major Ideas Discussed
- Institutional trading involves significant resources and expertise, enabling institutions to make informed investment decisions.
- There are two main types of institutional trading: liquidity trading model, which involves trading in highly liquid markets, and volatility-based trading model, which involves trading in less liquid markets.
- Liquidity refers to the ability to buy or sell a security quickly and at a fair price, and institutions use various strategies to trade, including liquidity provision, order flow, and market making.
- Stop-loss hunting is a technique used by institutions to profit from the stop-loss orders of other traders.
- Institutions act as market makers, providing a bid-ask spread to facilitate trading.
What to Watch Next
To further understand institutional trading, it is recommended to learn more about the different strategies used by institutions, develop a trading plan that takes into account the activities of institutions, and practice trading with a demo account to gain experience and build confidence.