[SOLVED] how to get an early place in stock exchnage line

[Alireza311]

Hi there
I really didn’t know where to post my question so I decided to put it here. Sorry in advance if it is in a wrong group.

There are some rules In my country’s stock exchange for an Initial public offering. It works like this:

1. At exact 8:30:00.00 A.M this initial public offering through the stock’s website starts to be offered.
2. For five days in a row this Initial public offering will be offered and each day only a specific amount of stocks for that Initial public offering will be released and the price for that stocks varies from day one to day five (I meant the price in first day will be cheaper than in the fifth day)
3. Click interval for each time you click on the buy button must be at least 300 ms otherwise you can be banned in stock market for a couple of months.
4. It really is first come first severs which I mean there’s only one second or at most two seconds chance to put your order in the core of stock trading and get a good place in the line otherwise you will get none stock. (in my opinion there’s only and just one second chance)

I really would appreciate you guys if you help me for this matter which I can get a perfect and quite early place in the line for those initial public offering
And by the way, the process of ordering will be like this:
My order will be sent to a stockbroker (there are more than 50 stockbrokers in my country) then from there will be sent to the core of stock trading in the stock exchange.

 

[rgd1101]

not sure anything tech can help you with that

 

[hang-the-9]

Hi there
I really didn’t know where to post my question so I decided to put it here. Sorry in advance if it is in a wrong group.

There are some rules In my country’s stock exchange for an Initial public offering. It works like this:

1. At exact 8:30:00.00 A.M this initial public offering through the stock’s website starts to be offered.
2. For five days in a row this Initial public offering will be offered and each day only a specific amount of stocks for that Initial public offering will be released and the price for that stocks varies from day one to day five (I meant the price in first day will be cheaper than in the fifth day)
3. Click interval for each time you click on the buy button must be at least 300 ms otherwise you can be banned in stock market for a couple of months.
4. It really is first come first severs which I mean there’s only one second or at most two seconds chance to put your order in the core of stock trading and get a good place in the line otherwise you will get none stock. (in my opinion there’s only and just one second chance)

I really would appreciate you guys if you help me for this matter which I can get a perfect and quite early place in the line for those initial public offering
And by the way, the process of ordering will be like this:
My order will be sent to a stockbroker (there are more than 50 stockbrokers in my country) then from there will be sent to the core of stock trading in the stock exchange.

This is done by stockbrokers and by expensive automated stock trading systems. Maybe one of the day trading programs can help you https://www.benzinga.com/money/best-automated-trading-software/

Really this is done by specially setup banks and stockbrokerages that spend a lot of money to be setup to take advantage of fast stock trading. There is actually enough competition in this area that people buy buildings closer to a stock exchange to setup their computers there to have a possible fraction of a second time advantage over the competition when it comes to placing orders.

 

[IanLambert86UMz]

I knew that it's technically possible to set up fast stock trading but I thought it's only available for large stock traders because such equipment must cost a fortune. But I am glad to know that there are automated trading programs available to ordinary users.