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The idea of a.centralised exchange, whether it was for futures or stocks was not the answer. A centralised exchange is an easy target. The answer was to force a 'speed bump' onto any exchange/broker to ensure that no one could be quicker than anyone else and see orders before anyone else and manipulate prices in the same manner as described in the first post.
And NEVER use metatrader.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Hi, Yes I've observed the same thing during my trades with TD. TD does sell their order flows to HFT's which they also disclose in the financials. Please keep in mind the revenue lost through charging commissions has to be compensated through some other means, hence a larger portion of their revenue has now shifted towards selling their customers order flow to HFT's.