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Question about it...
am reading through it and the program that determines the price movement is:
PM=(NMS/LMV)*SIV
PM: Price Movement
NMS: the net movement in sweep - difference in buy and sell orders of a stock.
A sweep increment variable (SIV) is defined as the increase or decrease in price caused by an incremental imbalance in the number of buy orders and sell orders. A lot movement variable (LMV) represents the incremental lot size that will result in a price increase or decrease of one SIV.
I am trying to figure out if these are calculated somehow, or if they are variables are set by an administrator, and then saved in the system as a constant. Also, if each stock has its own SIV and LMV, or if they all share a global SIV and LMV.
HSX Patent Mar 18, 18:28
Yes, ca {nm} Mar 22, 21:57
Yes, ca..1998 {nm} Mar 22, 21:57
Question about it... Mar 26, 18:13
From my. observations of {nm} Mar 27, 08:53
... linear proportionality may change at higher prices {nm} Mar 27, 09:20
... HSX stock price movements, it seems that SIV is roughly proportional to the stock's price, but Mar 27, 09:03
Correction: LMV is globally the same for all, but may be adjustable {nm} Mar 27, 09:28
SIV is proportional to the stock price, but how do you think it is calculated? This is what got me stumped lol {nm} Mar 27, 15:36
Look up computer programming examples of nested IF...THEN or CASE statements. (nm) Mar 29, 20:12
However, I've seen many more transactions at low prices than at high.ones {nm} Mar 27, 09:16
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Price Movement is affected by buy and sell so... Mar 31, 07:58
