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Adaptation, for a mutual association with such a long history of independence and such hidebound attitudes, was not easy. However, as compromise became a necessity, and later, unavoidable exposure to global change became a reality, the LSE found its feet in the new world order. As ambitions of creating truly global exchanges grew, suitors also became more savvy about how they approached the notoriously “hard to get” LSE.
This paper explores the factors dictating the responses of the LSE to the pressures of change. It is a cautionary tale, highlighting, among other things the importance of institutional culture and personalities in the exchange business. As large and significant financially as exchanges may be, they are small, potentially closed worlds in other respects. In the case of the LSE, the imperial past has also played a part. Rather than looking outwards to engage internationally, as NASDAQ and the NYSE were obliged to do, the City of London instead brought the world (in the form of diversity of the markets, expertise and human capital) to London. The most recent of a long string of merger negotiations, that of the LSE and Deutsche Bӧrse, will test this strategy. Will the commercial and institutional forces supporting the merger be strong enough to overcome the political and regulatory uncertainty produced by Brexit?
This paper appears as a chapter in a longer study, funded by the Centre for International Finance and Regulation (Sydney, Australia), which chronicles the major exchange consolidations of the last decade, successful and unsuccessful.
Hi Guys,
For basic Trading most widely uses
1) trend trading
2) Support resistance breakout
- Pennant . flags recognition
3) fibonaci entrancement
4) candle Sticks recognition
5) Moving averages cross ( EMA/ Maverage )
4) Strong understanding of divserse environment in trading fundamental
Personally this is my MUST have Indicators ( I am a very EA and Indicator Person) sorry Naked Chart ain't my style
1) Average Day Range
2) Currency Meter
3) Currency Scanner
4) Trader Dynamic Index
5) Bull and Bear signals
6) Flags and Pennants
7) Education Modules and Indicators Manuals
8) Candles Recognition
1) Where is the strategy? These are some more or less bad indicators and attempts to use them.
2) Breakouts are good when you know that it is one. Traders often jump into bears or bulls traps and wonder why "the market is trolling" them.
3) IMO your 'MUST have' is a collection of "hands off" stuff, except the first of (7), but what you mean?
This is neither for beginners, advanceds, nor for masters.