Anytime I see one with low miles and in good condition, it is approaching the price of a new one.
The incentive for users to sign up with them is to get access to "better" pricing for whatever commodity they pair the buy/sell orders for - but remember these are futures so its all betting, and so the algorithms don't really mean anything.
“client market making”. That’s very different from “market making”, you two are not in agreement at all here
b) If you don't have customers, why have a company?
If a company has customers, and those customers buy a product, the company charges a price for that product.
They don't...
In case you are unaware - very single trading firm makes money on fees, not by outperforming the market. This goes for firms like Vanguard too.
Just think about it for a little bit - if you could reliably outperform the market by any % with an algorithm why even start a company? Just take out loans, invest, make money, repeat and become rich. No expenses to manage a company.
I really want to know what you think this company does, precisely
https://docs.modular.com/mojo/why-mojo/#a-member-of-the-pyth...
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