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Stefan's blog
Follow the blogs of our expert Stefan Schlamp, Head of Quantitative Analytics, about recent trends and developments in the market.
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Stefan's blog: Cadence or Stride Length? - Stride Length!
To run faster you can increase your cadence and/or your stride length. Similarly, for one stock having a higher daily volume, this can be due to ... More
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Stefan's blog: Tragedy of the Commons - Price Formation Edition
Imagine Deutsche Bahn (or Amtrak, or National Rail, ...) was required to let competitors use their rail infrastructure for free. Competitors would ... More
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Stefan's blog: The HPT Triple is Complete
High-precision timestamp (HPT) files have been a staple for analyzing low-latency trading performance on Eurex and Xetra for years. The European ... More
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Stefan's blog: Private-First Latency Analysis
The CME operates on the private-first principle. The private fill messages to individual participants are sent before the trade update in the ... More
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Stefan's blog: Adverse Selection Safe Space
The public market data disseminated lets us identify a sizable subset of retail orders hitting Xetra. Considering that retail only comprises a ... More
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Stefan's blog: Uno Reverse Card - M&A Edition
I stumbled across this fantastic paper (SSRN link) which looked at the VW/Porsche merger/takeover saga in detail. In particular it detailed the ... More
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Stefan's blog: What Is Rheiner Up To?
I am told that the defense company Rheinmetall (ticker: RHM) is the German equivalent to GameStop at the moment. The stock is endearingly referred ... More
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Stefan's blog: Synthetic Match Paths
It's been almost exactly two years since my last article on synthetic matching. Time for a refresher and a different viewing angle. More
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Stefan's blog: 35% Market Orders
I am not a fan of market orders - this includes stop orders. Nobody would ever go to an auction (car, art, whatever) and keep bidding no matter what? More
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Stefan's blog: The Bund U-Churn
The average US share changes hands approximately once per year and less than that for the average German share. Futures play in a different league. More
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