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A brief overview of a couple of Pegged order features offered by ECNs that we are implementing:
Collapse to Mid
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vs Mid Discretionary
Collapse to Mid (CTM) and Mid Discretionary (MDO) are pegged order features offered by ECNs to reduce the time to fill an order by improving the matching opportunity. CTM and MDO allow pegged orders to match at or up to the mid-point price of the BestBidOffer (BBO) when an opposing order arrives with the same entitlements.
| Collapse to Mid | Mid Discretionary | |
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Description | Collapse to Mid (CTM) pegged orders match at an ECN-defined mid-point price when an opposing order exists with the same entitlements. | Mid Discretionary pegged orders rest as a passive order, with the discretion to move up to the mid-point price of the BBO when an opposing order arrives with the same entitlements. |
Function & Priority | Faster fills compared to MDO. |
As CTM orders compete to match |
at the ECN-defined mid-point price from the start, the matching opportunity for CTM pegged orders is greater compared to MDO pegged orders. | When the attempt to match as a passive order fails, MDO orders move up to the mid-point price of the BBO to |
improve matching opportunity. | |
Resting period | Aggressive. As a result of greater matching opportunity, the time that CTM orders rest on the book is shorter compared to MDO orders. |
Passive. Rests on the book longer compared to CTM orders |
, as MDO starts as a passive order, and when attempting to match using mid-discretion, it should satisfy the price limitations of the opposing order to match. | ||
MF API interface | Clients trading CTM orders should populate the following fields in the
| Clients trading MDO orders should populate the following fields in the
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Supported venues | Offered by the following |
ECN(s): |
Offered by the following |
ECN(s): |
Spread Orders
Overview
A calendar spread is a futures strategy with simultaneous long and short positions on the same underlying asset but with different expiry dates.
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