Illumination of toxic activity in the order book.
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Spoofing (spoofing) in trading is a strategy in which a trader creates a false impression of an upcoming movement in the price of an asset by placing large buy or sell orders, which are then quickly canceled before they are executed. The purpose of spoofing is to create false signals about nonexistent trading volumes and market directions in order to manipulate prices and attract other market participants to make trades.
The model determines the price and volume of limit order placement, which it recognizes as spoofing.
Layering in trading is a technique of manipulating market prices when traders create artificial trading volumes by placing a group of large buy or sell orders and then sequentially changing or canceling them. The purpose of leering is to create a false impression of real supply or demand volumes in the market, which may cause the price of an asset to change in the desired direction and benefit from it.
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Layering on a futures contract.
The performance of the Layering model is summarized on a scale of -10 to +10, where:
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To add the "Layering" and "Spoofing" tools to your workspace, first click on the "Screeners" button in the platform header. Then click on the button of the same name in the "Microstructure" section.
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