ETF Arbitrage is a strategy through which traders earn a profit by exploiting the price discrepancy between an ETF and its underlying assets or related securities. This process eventually results in an equilibrium price as the ETF shares’ value converges …
Volatility Arbitrage is a form of statistical arbitrage used in options trading. This trading technique exploits the difference between an option’s implied volatility and the underlying asset’s actual volatility. Vol Arb is usually implemented in a delta-neutral portfolio that includes …
Information arbitrage identifies market-moving information and trades on it before the financial markets recognize its impact. The disparity in knowledge across markets and its timing creates information arbitrage opportunities. Information arbitrageurs discover market-moving information from offbeat sources of alternative data. …
Arbitrage is a trading strategy that exploits an assets’ price or information discrepancies for profit. These differences arise due to market inefficiencies. Market neutral strategies such as buying and selling the same investment on two different exchanges and exploiting the …
Social Information Arbitrage is a form of arbitrage trading that scrutinizes trending topics to identify price-impacting information and exploits that information before the market factors it in thoroughly. Traders can spot such insightful trends on various social media platforms, Google …
Statistical arbitrage is a trading strategy class that uses statistical and econometric techniques to exploit historically related financial instruments’ relative mispricings. Statistical arbitrage trading strategies still work as new instruments, exchanges, and financial markets create trading opportunities. What Is Statistical …
