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MarketVoice

MarketVoice is a publication by the Futures Industry Association (FIA), published five times a year, is designed to offer insights, news, and analysis relevant to the futures, options, and derivatives markets. The publication, formerly Futures Industry Magazine, focuses on various aspects of the financial industry, including market trends, regulatory changes, technological advancements, and interviews with industry leaders.
== Overview ==
MarketVoice aims to provide professionals in the financial industry with comprehensive coverage of the factors shaping global financial markets. It includes articles on market dynamics, technological innovations in finance, regulatory updates across different jurisdictions, and interviews with key figures in the industry. The publication serves as a resource for understanding the complex environment of financial markets.
== Content and Features ==
MarketVoice provides a comprehensive look into the evolving landscapes of the futures, options, and derivatives markets by offering in-depth analysis of current trends, including economic events, market movements, and sector-specific developments. It explores the transformative impact of technological innovations such as blockchain, cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, exploring how these advancements influence trading, risk management, and compliance within the financial sector. Additionally, the publication keeps its readers informed about regulatory changes, providing valuable updates and insights that shed light on the implications for market practices and compliance strategies. Featuring interviews and contributions from industry leaders, policymakers, and experts, MarketVoice presents diverse perspectives on the future of trading and the overarching challenges confronting the financial markets. Emphasizing a global viewpoint, it covers significant events and developments worldwide, serving an international audience of finance professionals and reflecting the interconnected nature of today's financial markets. 
Will Acworth is the magazine's editor.
== Audience ==
The primary audience of MarketVoice includes professionals in the financial industry, such as traders, brokers, risk managers, compliance officers, and executives within firms that operate in the futures, options, and derivatives markets. It also appeals to policymakers, regulators, and academics interested in financial market trends and developments.
== Availability ==
MarketVoice is available to FIA members and the wider public interested in financial market dynamics. The publication is accessible through the FIA's website, with options for digital access to articles and insights. The magazine's web address is www.MarketVoiceMag.org.
== MarketVoice Podcasts ==
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== References ==
MarketWatch

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The parent company of popular financial Web site MarketWatch has been a subsidiary of Dow Jones & Company, now owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, since 2005. MarketWatch, Inc. is now a multi-media financial-information gatherer and distributor with over 100 journalists based in 10 bureaus worldwide.
== History ==
MarketWatch was founded in 1997 by television network CBS as the Web site CBS.MarketWatch.com and later added BigCharts.com and the CBS MarketWatch Weekend television program and radio updates. Parent company MarketWatch Inc. also runs MarketWatch Information Services, which licenses its products for use by other content providers.
When purchased by Dow Jones in 2005 for $519 million, MarketWatch's Inc. was owned 23 percent each by media giants Viacom and Pearson. Dow Jones, publishers of the Wall Street Journal, paid $18 per share for MarketWatch to help the company expand its online presence against rival online finance-news providers Reuters and Bloomberg.
 
Most recently, MarketWatch Inc. generated annual revenue of $47.2 million while its eponymous Web site draws 7.6 million unique visitors monthly. MarketWatch has also won numerous "EPpy awards" for best financial news website given by journalism trade magazine Editor & Publisher. The company claims over 1,400 filings per day from its 10 bureaus in the U.S., London and Hong Kong, plus radio updates every 30 minutes on its MarketWatch.com Radio Network. 
== Products and Services ==
* Web: MarketWatch.com, BigCharts.com, VirtualStockExchange.com
* Radio: MarketWatch.com Radio Network
* TV: CBS MarketWatch Weekend
* Subscriptions: Hulbert Financial Digest group, Retirement Weekly, ETF Trader
* Licensing: MarketWatch Licensing Services group
== Key People ==
MarketWatch Editor-in-Chief David Callaway joined the company as MarketWatch managing editor in 1999 and was promoted to the top job in 2003. Prior to that Callaway spent five years in London with financial-news agancy Bloomberg running a team of reporters covering the European securities and banking industries. He also spent six years as a reporter and columnist with the Boston Herald. Callaway is a graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
== References ==
Category:Dow Jones
Market Information Data Analytics System

The Market Information Data Analytics System (MIDAS) is the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's market surveillance and trade monitoring system, launched in January 2013 to track high-speed algorithmic activity. According to the SEC, MIDAS collects about 1 billion records from the proprietary feeds of each of the 13 national equity exchanges time-stamped to the microsecond, and allows the commission to analyze of thousands of stocks and over periods of six months or even a year, involving 100 billion records at a time. Among the data MIDAS collects:
*Posted orders and quotes on national exchanges
*Modifications/cancellations of those orders
*Trade executions against those orders
*Off-exchange trade executions
==Background==
After the May 6, 2010 "flash crash," when the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged nearly 1000 points in a matter of minutes, only to quickly rebound, regulators met to discuss market structure and regulatory issues that may contribute to volatility. It was clear, though, that the regulators had fallen behind in their ability to keep up with the new breed of high-speed trading activity. Among the recommendations of the Joint CFTC-SEC Advisory Committee on Emerging Regulatory Issues was the development of a state-of-the-art consolidated audit trail for the US equity markets and to augment existing data collection regarding orders and executions.
The SEC sent out a proposal to vendors in November 2011 and, in June 2012, the commission chose New Jersey-based data analytics firm Tradeworx to develop the system that was to become MIDAS.
The system was introduced to SEC staff in January 2013. In October 2013, the SEC rolled out a new website that will allow the public and market participants access to MIDAS information, and will act as a portal for the dissemination of market structure data, analysis and research.
A series of 10-second snapshots of a typical large-cap stock order book. Source: SEC MIDAS.
== References ==
Category:Securities and Exchange Commission
Category:Surveillance
Category:High Frequency Trading
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Market News International

Market News International (MNI) is a provider of news and intelligence specifically for professionals in the global foreign exchange and fixed income markets. MNI offers news and news analysis, linking news to the capital markets. 
It is currently a wholly owned subsidiary of Deutsche Boerse Group.
However, in July of 2016, Deutsche Boerse agreed to sell MNI to Hale Global in a deal expected to close in the third quarter of 2016. Details of the deal were confidential.
MNI contributed less than 1 percent to the Deutsche Boerse Group’s net revenues in 2015.
MNI employs 60 journalists in 12 bureaus across America, Asia, and Europe. The markets reporting staff includes former fixed-income and currency traders and strategists who know the markets, while the macroeconomic policy and data correspondents combine economics expertise with financial journalism.
 
==History==
In December of 2008, German stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse paid $10 million to acquire MNI from China's Xinhua Finance. Deutsche Boerse aimed to expand the offering of its segment Market Data & Analytics by acquiring MNI.
== Key People ==
Suzanne Petren Moritz, Chief Executive Officer
Alyce Andres-Frantz, Chicago Bureau Chief
== References ==
Market Profile

Market Profile is a graphical organization of price and time information. Market Profile displays price on the vertical axis and time on the horizontal axis. Letters are used to symbolize time brackets. Market Profile is an analytical decision support tool for traders, not a trading system.
Market Profile reveals pricing patterns from any market as they develop. By organizing price and time information, traders can see which price areas the market is accepting or rejecting. This information can allow them to adjust their trading styles accordingly. A price level that has been confirmed over time takes on added meaning. A price that is touched only briefly is just a price and little more. Confirmed by time, however, a price can reveal market value.
= Vendors Who Provide Market Profile =
*Cisco
*CMA
*Windo Trader
*DTN Software
*CQG
*eSignal
*Reuters
*Investor/RT 
== References ==
Category:Definitions
Market Technologies

Market Technologies Corporation develops technical analysis and intermarket analysis computer trading software for commodities futures trading in financial markets using neural networks, moving averages, price and trend forecasts.
== History ==
Founded in 1979 by Louis B. Mendelsohn, Market Technologies Corporation was the first trading software developer in the financial industry that provided strategy backtesting capabilities in trading software for personal computers. This resulted in the Market Technologies Corporation's research efforts on the development of intermarket analysis software.. 
Due to the phenomenal increase in demand in recent years by individual traders throughout the world for its intermarket analysis software and to assure its worldwide leadership position in the trading software industry, Market Technologies Corporation's R&D responsibilities were separated from its sales and customer support functions beginning in January, 2004 through the creation of two distinct limited liability companies.
The Predictive Technologies Group has the exclusive license to Market Technologies Corporation's trading software technologies will focus solely on future research and development of market forecasting trading tools Market Technologies, which has the exclusive license to offer these tools to traders throughout the world, will continue to provide outstanding customer support to its software users to assure their trading success.
In 2006, Market Technologies expanded their operations in Wesley Chapel, Florida. In 2008, Market Technologies teamed up with sister-company TradingEducation.com to launch an e-newsletter, Trader Strategies. . 
== Products and Services (Year First Developed) ==
*ProfitTaker Futures Trading (1983)
*VantagePoint Intermarket Analysis (1991-current)
== Key People ==
*Louis B. Mendelsohn- President & CEO:
*Lane Mendelsohn: Vice President
== References ==
Category:Technical Analysis
Category:Charting
Category:Data
Market Wizards

"Market Wizards" is a book originally published in 1988 by Jack D. Schwager in which he interviews 16 unusually profitable traders. 
They are: Michael Marcus, Bruce Kovner, Richard Dennis, Paul Tudor Jones, Gary Bielfeldt, Ed Seykota, Larry Hite, Michael Steinhardt, William O'Neil, David Ryan, Marty Schwartz, Jim Rogers, Mark Weinstein, Bruce Gelber, Tom Baldwin, Tony Saliba. 
Schwager followed that book with "The New Market Wizards," featuring interviews with a new set of successful traders. 
== References ==
Category:Books
Market capitalization

Market capitalization (aka "market cap") is the total market value of all of a company’s outstanding shares.
In the simplest sense, market capitalization is an indication of the public's opinion (reflected by the market based on perceptions of future prospects for the company) regarding a company's net worth. It is a major factor in stock valuation. 
Market capitalization is determined by multiplying a public company's current share price by the number of shares the company has outstanding. Think of market cap as the price you would pay to buy all shares of a single company. In effect each dollar of market value is one "vote." 
More pertinent to traders is that some equity index products are market-capitalization weighted -- Standard & Poor's 500 Index, Russell 2000, Wilshire 5000, FTSE 100, Hang Seng, Nikkei 225, and others; Nasdaq-100 (modified-capitalization weighted), while the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is price weighted.
Category:Market Terms
Category:Definitions
Category:Stocks
Category:Equities
Market data

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Market data is the trading information generated by exchanges and other marketplaces on both individual securities and overall markets. Active traders rely heavily on intraday data generated by changing prices while less active investors scrutinize closing data summarizing the day's market activity.
== Booking it ==
Electronic traders usually follow intraday market data by watching an online order book that shows a security's most recent bid and offer prices and sizes. Access to this data is usually provided via the exchanges, especially those with a strong Internet presence. Derivatives-exchange operator the CME Group, for example, offers "top-of-book" or "best bid offer" (BBO) data, including top bid, bid size, top ask, ask size, last trade, trade volume and time-stamp data, for all CME. CBOT and NYMEX products traded on their Globex electronic trading platform. Typical intraday equity market data feeds on the ubiquitous electronic stock tickers usually quote latest bid and offer prices and sizes and the price, size and time of the last sale.
== Remains of the day ==
 
Closing market data for both individual securities and market benchmarks is much more widely available and ionvestors can tailor it easily. It typically summarizes closing prices, daily volume, percent change, intraday highs lows and performance against the benchmark for equities, derivatives, funds, commodities and currencies. Closing data for market indexes also usually includes total market advancers and decliners.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), a U.S. non-government industry regulator, last year launched a comprehensive, independent source of closing and intraday market data on its website aimed at retail investors. The page has an especially strong coverage of fixed income investments, including real-time pricing data for corporate bonds and municipal bonds plus closing data for Treasury bonds.
== Sector news ==
 The trade publication Inside Market Data covers the market data sector of the financial services industry for senior managers of companies that consume, supply and produce market data. The weekly newsletter, part of a stable of products from Incisive Media, has been published for 21 years. 
== References ==
Market price

Market price - also called 'market value' - refers to the most recent price a security sold for on an exchange or OTC, or its most recent bid and ask prices. This price is often different from the security's book value, which reflects the price on issue or when acquired. Also, more generally, the price of anything as determined by buyers and sellers in an open market. 
Compared to book value, which remains static, market price is dynamic and reflects the ongoing supply and demand for the security. Mark to market accounting, based on valuing securities at market price rather than book value, has continued to expand despite accusations that the practice exacerbated the credit crisis for some financial institutions during 2008. The market price for liquid securities like gold and forex can be seen as a live ticker on some websites.
== References ==
Category:Definitions
Category:Charts
Category:Data
Market share

Market share for a corporation's product refers to its sales, measured either by price or unit volume, as a percentage of the total market sales for all such products within a certain geographic or economic sector. Investors consider market share growth a crucial indicator of a company's current and future economic performance relative to the rest of its industry.
== It's relative ==
Market share can be measured either by the number or by the monetary value of units sold as a percentage of the total, which may give different results because of variations in pricing the same product between different companies. However, for most companies the importance of market share is not to get an exact figure of their own performance but to gauge how well they are doing in a given market compared to their competitors.
Investors in general are looking for companies that increase their product's market share in a region over time, and some companies employ a range of strategies from improving products and distribution to cutting prices and increasing advertising to meet these demands. 
Companies themselves use market share information to provide managerial objectives such as acheieving a certain percentage in a given time or to formulate an appropriate growth-rate target.
== References ==
Category:Definitions
MarketsReformWiki

MarketsReformWiki is an online regulatory database and news website developed by John J. Lothian & Company, Inc. The site uses the same software as MarketsWiki and Wikipedia to create a familiar search interface to find proposed rules, comment letters, hearings and testimonies related to the regulatory reform efforts in the U.S., Europe and Asia.
The MarketsReformWiki development was led by then John J. Lothian & Company, Inc. Editor-in-Chief Jim Kharouf. Development of the site ended in January of 2017 after a change in administration changed the regulatory environment in the U.S. 
Doug Ashburn led the research effort for the project before he left the company in 2016.
== Resources ==
*www.marketsreformwiki.com
== References ==
Category:John J. Lothian & Company, Inc.
Category:John Lothian News
MarketsWiki.tv

MarketsWiki.tv was the home to all video content created by John Lothian News (JLN) for their suite of financial market publications. MarketsWiki.tv also aggregated quality financial video content from across the web.
MarketsWiki.tv was replaced by JohnLothianNews.com as the central depository for news from John Lothian News.
== References ==
Category:John Lothian News
Category:John J. Lothian & Company, Inc.
Category:Video
MarketsWiki Education

MarketsWiki Education is an educational initiative of John Lothian News that features videos, events and markets related educational material freely available to the public.
The World of Opportunity series is based on videos produced from events. The series started in 2013 and events have been held in Chicago, New York, London and Stockholm. In 2020 and 2021, due to the coronavirus, the World of Opportunity series was a virtual online only event.
The Open Outcry Traders History Project is a video series featuring former traders and participants in the open outcry markets around the world.
Two other projects are in development. The Path to Electronic Trading tells individual stories of people involved in developing electronic trading. The History of Financial Futures tells the story of the beginning of financial futures and their development around the world.
MarketsWiki Education is an extension of John Lothian News and its MarketsWiki.com knowledge-base about the global financial, derivative and environmental markets.
The MarketsWiki Education site, MarketsWikiEducation.com was launched in February of 2013. In July of 2015, a new wiki skin was introduced, making the site more dynamic and easy to use. A list of jobs and internships in the financial markets was added to the site.
Also, MarketsWiki Education includes a LinkedIn group for interaction with event participants.
== Videos==
		
		
		
== References ==
Category:Education
Category:MarketsWiki
Category:John Lothian News
Category:John J. Lothian & Company, Inc.
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MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity

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MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity is a brand of John Lothian News for events, special reports and articles about opportunities in the global financial markets. The events have included tips for companies growing their business globally as well as a series aimed at interns in the financial markets. 
== Events ==
The inaugural MarketsWiki World of Opportunity Event was held on Oct. 27, 2010 at the CME Group Auditorium. Experts and leading exchange representatives shared their personal experiences in accessing international markets. View the videos below to hear the unexpected challenges they were faced with, how they managed cultural differences and what technology is required to support international expansion goals.
In the July of 2013, John Lothian News held five events in Chicago in a Summer Intern Education Series. Interns from firms across the financial markets attended these TED Talk like programs featuring notable executives from the industry, including Leo Melamed, Richard Sandor, Terry Duffy, Bill Brodsky and Rick Lane.
In 2014, JLN transitioned the World of Opportunity slogan to its newly relaunched MarketsWiki Education brand.
== Articles ==
*A Practical Guide for Expanding Your Business Internationally
*MarketsWiki Reports on Growth in Vietnam
Category:MarketsWiki Video
Category:MarketsWiki World of Opportunity