Hot-potato trading is intermediaries passing the same positions rapidly back and forth among themselves, which inflates volume without transferring risk to anyone who wants to hold it.
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Primary & Middle School MathematicsGrades 1–9 Online
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University Mathematics — Year 3Bachelor Year 3 Online
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Markets I: The Ecosystem and Exchange-Traded MarketsMarkets Online
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Markets II: Rates, FX and CreditMarkets Online
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Markets III: Commodities, Energy and CryptoMarkets Online
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Quantitative MethodsMethods Online
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Derivatives and VolatilityDerivatives Online
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Rates, Credit, XVA and RiskRates, credit & risk Online
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Research Craft: Predictors, Backtests, Measurement, PortfoliosResearch Online
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Strategies I: Equities and FuturesStrategies Online
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Strategies II: Volatility, Relative Value, Macro and the Bank DesksStrategies Online
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Microstructure and ExecutionExecution Online
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Market Making and High-Frequency TradingMarket making Online
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Machine Learning for MarketsMachine learning Online
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Low-Latency SoftwareTechnology Online
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Networks, Hardware and Trading InfrastructureTechnology Online
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Research, Data and Risk PlatformsTechnology Online
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The Desk and the FirmThe firm Online
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The Industry: Firms, Roles and CareersCareers Online
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The Interview BookCareers Online
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