HFT Arbitrage EA
The HFT Arbitrage EA is a specialized trading system designed to capitalize on delays in data feed. To work effectively, it relies on a faster data feed source and a slower forex broker where data feed lag occurs. This combination enables the HFT Arbitrage EA to exploit minor discrepancies for profitable trades.
Why Data Feed Lags Happen
Data feed lags generally occur due to software inefficiencies or server issues on the broker’s end. Brokers often use a "Bridge" to connect to liquidity providers, and this process can introduce small delays in data feed transmission. In certain cases, these delays become more pronounced, especially around important news releases, analyst reports, changes in economic indicators, and similar events. This is when the differences in data feeds are most noticeable.How HFT Arbitrage EA Utilizes Data Feed Discrepancies
The HFT Arbitrage EA receives updated data every millisecond from Saxo Reader (Global Trade Station2) and compares this data to the broker’s terminal prices. When a data feed delay occurs, the EA’s arbitrage trading algorithm detects it and begins executing trades to take full advantage of each signal and maximize potential profit.Key Concepts for Using HFT Arbitrage EA
To use the HFT Arbitrage EA effectively, it's important to understand some basic concepts about arbitrage trading and data feeds. For a deeper dive into the principles of arbitrage, refer to the additional resources provided.To learn more about Arbitrage Read This
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