Algorithmic Trading Life Cycle of  Algo Components Algorithms are used extensively in various stages of the trading cycle. we can classify them into pre-trade analytics, execution stage, and post-trade analytics. The Pre-trade analytics involve thorough analysis of historical data and current price and volume data to help clients determine where to send orders and when; whether to use algorithms or trade an order manually we can call this as back testing the algorithm etc.,. The pre-trade analysis is designed to help buy-side traders understand and minimize market impact by choosing the level of aggressiveness and a time horizon for trading various stocks. Traders can select varying levels of aggressiveness and visualize them against the time horizon for completing the trade. Most compare the spread between bid and ask prices, reference that against the volatility of a given stock, and attempt to create a range of potential outcomes. A lot of the broker-sponsored algorithmic trad

 Algorithms for Trading In Present market Traders uses various kinds of algorithms according to there strategy the most Popular Algorithms in practice which is most commonly used algorithms in the market place are: volume weighted average price (VWAP), time weighted average price (TWAP), arrival price,  market-on-close (MOC), and implementation shortfall and the difference between the share-weighted average execution price and the mid-quote at the point of first entry for market or discretionary orders. Arrival price is the midpoint of the bid-offer spread at order-receipt time, and it also notes the speed of the execution. VWAP is calculated by adding the Points traded for every transaction in terms of price and multiplying that by shares traded, and then dividing that by the total shares traded for the day. MOC measures the last price obtained by a trader at the end of the day against the last price reported by the exchange. Implementation shortfall is a model that weighs the u

Algorithmic Trading In Trading World algorithms have become very common feature which every broker trying to offer their clients demand. we can call it as mathematical models that analyze every quote and trade in the stock market and identify liquidity opportunities and turn the information into intelligent trading decisions.Algorithmic trading, or computer-directed trading, cuts down transaction costs, and allows investment managers to take control of their own trading processes. It is a style of trading and not a separate business. In Future the rise in use of algorithms has on the trading environment, fund managers, and buy-side traders, as well as on integration issues, build or not to build. The paper also discusses the emerging algorithmic trading trends. Algorithm innovation continues to offer returns for firms with the scale to absorb the costs and to reap the benefits. In this competitive technology and cost effective world, the fund managers and buy-side traders