Journal Information

Editor-in-Chief: Brian R. Bruce

ISSN: 1559-3967

E-ISSN: 2168-8427

Frequency: This journal is now archived

Content available from Vol 1 Issue 1 (2006)

AUDIENCE

Senior-level buy- and sell-side traders, institutional investors, portfolio managers, brokers and dealers of investment firms.

ABOUT THE JOURNAL

The Journal of Trading (JOT) offers in-depth analysis of new tools and strategies in institutional trading and demonstrates how to use them in a practical way. The JOT aims to provide critical intelligence on algorithmic trading, pre- and post-trade analysis, liquidity issues, trading platforms, best execution, research strategies, and analytical models. Themes frequently covered in the JOT include assessing trading strategies, measuring trade execution performance, analyzing transaction costs, evaluating commission allocations, and avoiding trading pitfalls.

MISSION

The Journal of Trading was launched with the mission of educating investment professionals by providing critical knowledge and in-depth analysis of the latest strategies and trends in institutional trading.

VISION

The Journal of Trading aims to be the leading journal where trading experts publish papers on market structure and trading techniques.

HISTORY

In 2006, Portfolio Management Research launched The Journal of Trading, following the success of its highly acclaimed series, The Guide to Algorithmic Trading, and The Guide to Liquidity. Read the inaugural editor's letter here.

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AGGREGATORS

The Journal of Trading is also available through:

EBSCO, ProQuest and Gale – 10-year rolling archive with 18 month embargo