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maxkamensky
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Good afternoon, i am currently working on my diploma about ATS. where can i find the information about the features of automated trading systems working with different financial instruments. for example differences between ATS working with bonds from the ones that work with futures or stocks? and the way of their construction. p.s. i work with theoretical info, i am not a programmer, so i am looking for just for theory) thank you!


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