Journal of Trading

The Journal of Trading informs portfolio managers and traders about their execution options and features strategic advice from industry experts on how to lower transaction costs, avoid trading pitfalls, and achieve best execution The Journal of Trading gives you in-depth analysis of new strategies and trends in trading and helps you explore execution options with strategic advice from industry experts.
The Journal of Trading helps you achieve best execution, track performance, and control transaction costs. You will deepen your knowledge of algorithmic trading, execution options, trading platforms, and analytical models. The Journal of Trading is the official publication of TraderForum. Readers are senior-level buy-side and sell-side traders, institutional investors, portfolio managers, academics, and hedge fund managers.

Introduction
There is no area in investments that is changing any faster than trading. There are more sources of liquidity than ever before. There are more ways to trade. Algorithmic trading has swept through the industry at an incredible speed. It is in response to these changes that we have created
The Journal of Trading. -- Brian Bruce, Editor Technology and competition have drastically changed the face of institutional trading. A whole new array of trading platforms, strategies, and analytical techniques are now at your disposal. But which techniques and platforms are right for you?
The Journal of Trading gives you the in-depth analysis and strategic advice you need in this new world of institutional trading. Written by industry experts (not reporters!) and edited by Brian R. Bruce, Director and Head of Equity Investments, PanAgora Asset Management, this quarterly journal is one of its kind.
The Journal of Trading is brought to you by the publisher of Institutional Investor and The Journal of Portfolio Management. It is written specifically for the sophisticated institutional trader and portfolio managers.
It gives you practical tools to: * Review and measure trade execution performance * Conduct pre- and post-trade analysis and transaction cost analysis * Evaluate commission allocations and trading strategies * Achieve best execution and avoid pitfalls * Control transaction costs and minimize overall costs.

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