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== Algorithmic Futures Trading Strategies ==
== Algorithmic Futures Trading Strategies ==


**Algorithmic futures trading strategies** leverage computer programs to automate trading decisions based on predefined rules and parameters. These strategies enable traders to execute trades with precision, speed, and discipline, capitalizing on opportunities in fast-moving futures markets. Algorithmic trading is widely used for its ability to reduce human error and exploit inefficiencies in various asset classes, including commodities, cryptocurrencies, and stock indices.
[[Algorithmic Futures Trading Strategies|Algorithmic futures trading strategies]] leverage computer programs to automate trading decisions based on predefined rules and parameters. These strategies enable traders to execute trades with precision, speed, and discipline, capitalizing on opportunities in fast-moving futures markets. Algorithmic trading is widely used for its ability to reduce human error and exploit inefficiencies in various asset classes, including commodities, cryptocurrencies, and stock indices.


This article explores key algorithmic trading strategies, tools, and tips for implementation in futures markets.
This article explores key algorithmic trading strategies, tools, and tips for implementation in futures markets.
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Algorithmic trading, also known as algo trading, uses automated systems to execute trades based on coded instructions. These algorithms consider factors like price, volume, timing, and market conditions to optimize trading performance.
Algorithmic trading, also known as algo trading, uses automated systems to execute trades based on coded instructions. These algorithms consider factors like price, volume, timing, and market conditions to optimize trading performance.


**Key Features**:
'''Key Features''':
1. **Speed and Precision**:   
* '''Speed and Precision''':   
   - Executes trades faster than manual methods.
   - Executes trades faster than manual methods.
2. **Discipline**:   
* '''Discipline''':   
   - Removes emotional bias from trading decisions.
   - Removes emotional bias from trading decisions.
3. **Scalability**:   
* '''Scalability''':   
   - Handles large datasets and multiple trades simultaneously.
   - Handles large datasets and multiple trades simultaneously.
4. **Backtesting**:   
* '''Backtesting''':   
   - Algorithms can be tested on historical data before live deployment.   
   - Algorithms can be tested on historical data before live deployment.   
   Related: [[Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies]].
   Related: [[Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies]].
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=== Why Use Algorithmic Futures Trading? ===
=== Why Use Algorithmic Futures Trading? ===
 
* '''Efficient Execution''':   
1. **Efficient Execution**:   
   - Automates repetitive tasks, saving time and reducing errors.
   - Automates repetitive tasks, saving time and reducing errors.
 
* '''Exploiting Market Inefficiencies''':   
2. **Exploiting Market Inefficiencies**:   
   - Identifies and capitalizes on arbitrage opportunities.
   - Identifies and capitalizes on arbitrage opportunities.
 
* '''Consistency''':   
3. **Consistency**:   
   - Adheres to predefined rules, avoiding impulsive decisions.
   - Adheres to predefined rules, avoiding impulsive decisions.
 
* '''24/7 Monitoring''':   
4. **24/7 Monitoring**:   
   - Continuously scans markets for trade opportunities, especially in cryptocurrencies.
   - Continuously scans markets for trade opportunities, especially in cryptocurrencies.


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=== Popular Algorithmic Futures Trading Strategies ===
=== Popular Algorithmic Futures Trading Strategies ===


==== 1. Trend-Following Algorithms ====
====
* Trend-Following Algorithms ====
- Automates trades in the direction of prevailing market trends.
- Automates trades in the direction of prevailing market trends.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Program the algorithm to identify trends using moving averages or other indicators.
* Program the algorithm to identify trends using moving averages or other indicators.
2. Define entry and exit rules based on trend strength.   
* Define entry and exit rules based on trend strength.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- A trader develops an algorithm to buy crude oil futures when the 50-day EMA crosses above the 200-day EMA and sell when the reverse occurs.   
- A trader develops an algorithm to buy crude oil futures when the 50-day EMA crosses above the 200-day EMA and sell when the reverse occurs.   
   Related: [[Trend Following in Futures Trading]].
   Related: [[Trend Following in Futures Trading]].
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==== 2. Arbitrage Strategies ====
====
* [[Arbitrage Strategies]] ====
- Exploits price discrepancies between related assets or markets.
- Exploits price discrepancies between related assets or markets.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Identify arbitrage opportunities, such as price differences between exchanges or contracts.
* Identify arbitrage opportunities, such as price differences between exchanges or contracts.
2. Automate simultaneous buy and sell trades to capture the spread.   
* Automate simultaneous buy and sell trades to capture the spread.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- An algorithm detects a price gap between Bitcoin futures on CME and Binance, executing trades to profit from convergence.   
- An algorithm detects a price gap between Bitcoin futures on CME and Binance, executing trades to profit from convergence.   
   Related: [[Arbitrage Strategies in Futures Trading]].
   Related: [[Arbitrage Strategies in Futures Trading]].
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==== 3. Market Making ====
====
* Market Making ====
- Places buy and sell orders around the current market price to profit from bid-ask spreads.
- Places buy and sell orders around the current market price to profit from bid-ask spreads.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Program the algorithm to continuously quote prices for a specific asset.
* Program the algorithm to continuously quote prices for a specific asset.
2. Adjust quotes dynamically based on market conditions.   
* Adjust quotes dynamically based on market conditions.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- A trader’s bot places orders on S&P 500 futures with a $2 spread, profiting from frequent fills.   
- A trader’s bot places orders on S&P 500 futures with a $2 spread, profiting from frequent fills.   
   Related: [[Understanding Futures Market Makers]].
   Related: [[Understanding Futures Market Makers]].
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==== 4. High-Frequency Trading (HFT) ====
====
* [[[[High-Frequency Trading]] (HFT)]] ====
- Executes numerous trades within milliseconds to exploit small price movements.
- Executes numerous trades within milliseconds to exploit small price movements.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Develop low-latency systems to detect price changes in real-time.
* Develop low-latency systems to detect price changes in real-time.
2. Use co-location servers for faster execution.   
* Use co-location servers for faster execution.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- An HFT algorithm scalps profits on crude oil futures by exploiting minute price fluctuations throughout the day.   
- An HFT algorithm scalps profits on crude oil futures by exploiting minute price fluctuations throughout the day.   
   Related: [[High-Frequency Trading in Futures Markets]].
   Related: [[High-Frequency Trading in Futures Markets]].
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==== 5. Mean Reversion Algorithms ====
====
* Mean Reversion Algorithms ====
- Trades based on prices reverting to their historical average.
- Trades based on prices reverting to their historical average.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Identify overbought or oversold conditions using Bollinger Bands or RSI.
* Identify overbought or oversold conditions using Bollinger Bands or RSI.
2. Automate entries and exits when prices deviate from the mean.   
* Automate entries and exits when prices deviate from the mean.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- An algo buys Nasdaq futures when prices fall below the lower Bollinger Band and sells when they return to the mean.   
- An algo buys Nasdaq futures when prices fall below the lower Bollinger Band and sells when they return to the mean.   
   Related: [[Mean Reversion Futures Strategies]].
   Related: [[Mean Reversion Futures Strategies]].
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==== 6. Momentum-Based Algorithms ====
====
* Momentum-Based Algorithms ====
- Enters trades during strong price movements in a single direction.
- Enters trades during strong price movements in a single direction.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Use indicators like MACD or RSI to identify momentum.
* Use indicators like MACD or RSI to identify momentum.
2. Automate trades in the direction of the movement, with trailing stops.   
* Automate trades in the direction of the movement, with trailing stops.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- A trader uses an algo to go long on BTC futures when RSI exceeds 70 and exit as it drops below 65. 
- A trader uses an algo to go long on BTC futures when RSI exceeds 70 and exit as it drops below
  Related: [[MACD Strategies for Futures Trading]].
* Related: [[MACD Strategies for Futures Trading]].


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==== 7. News-Based Trading Algorithms ====
====
* News-Based Trading Algorithms ====
- Executes trades based on real-time news and market sentiment analysis.
- Executes trades based on real-time news and market sentiment analysis.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Integrate news feeds or sentiment analysis APIs into the algorithm.
* Integrate news feeds or sentiment analysis APIs into the algorithm.
2. Automate trades based on positive or negative sentiment.   
* Automate trades based on positive or negative sentiment.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- An algo monitors Fed interest rate announcements and goes short on EUR/USD futures if the tone is hawkish.
- An algo monitors Fed interest rate announcements and goes short on EUR/USD futures if the tone is hawkish.


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---


==== 8. Statistical Arbitrage ====
====
* Statistical Arbitrage ====
- Uses statistical models to exploit mispricing between correlated assets.
- Uses statistical models to exploit mispricing between correlated assets.


**Steps**:
'''Steps''':
1. Analyze historical correlations between assets.
* Analyze historical correlations between assets.
2. Automate long and short trades based on divergence and convergence.   
* Automate long and short trades based on divergence and convergence.   


**Example**:   
'''Example''':   
- Long gold futures and short silver futures when the gold-to-silver ratio deviates significantly from historical averages.   
- Long gold futures and short silver futures when the gold-to-silver ratio deviates significantly from historical averages.   
   Related: [[Statistical Arbitrage in Futures Markets]].
   Related: [[Statistical Arbitrage in Futures Markets]].
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=== Tools for Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
=== Tools for Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
 
* '''Trading Platforms''':   
1. **Trading Platforms**:   
   - Use platforms like MetaTrader, NinjaTrader, or TradingView for algo development.
   - Use platforms like MetaTrader, NinjaTrader, or TradingView for algo development.
 
* '''Programming Languages''':   
2. **Programming Languages**:   
   - Python, R, and C++ are popular for building and testing algorithms.
   - Python, R, and C++ are popular for building and testing algorithms.
 
* [[APIs|APIs]]:   
3. **APIs**:   
   - Connect trading bots to exchanges using APIs for real-time data and execution.
   - Connect trading bots to exchanges using APIs for real-time data and execution.
 
* '''[[Backtesting Software]]''':   
4. **Backtesting Software**:   
   - Test algorithms on historical data to refine performance.   
   - Test algorithms on historical data to refine performance.   
   Related: [[Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies]].
   Related: [[Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies]].
 
* '''Low-Latency Infrastructure''':   
5. **Low-Latency Infrastructure**:   
   - Use co-location services for faster execution, especially in HFT.
   - Use co-location services for faster execution, especially in HFT.


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=== Risk Management in Algorithmic Trading ===
=== Risk Management in Algorithmic Trading ===
 
* '''Implement Stop-Loss Orders''':   
1. **Implement Stop-Loss Orders**:   
   - Automate risk control by setting stop-loss levels.   
   - Automate risk control by setting stop-loss levels.   
   Related: [[Stop-Loss Orders]].
   Related: [[Stop-Loss Orders]].
 
* '''Monitor Drawdowns''':   
2. **Monitor Drawdowns**:   
   - Program algorithms to halt trading during excessive losses.
   - Program algorithms to halt trading during excessive losses.
 
* '''Avoid Overfitting''':   
3. **Avoid Overfitting**:   
   - Design algorithms that perform well in live markets, not just backtests.
   - Design algorithms that perform well in live markets, not just backtests.
 
* '''Diversify Strategies''':   
4. **Diversify Strategies**:   
   - Combine multiple algorithms to reduce reliance on a single approach.
   - Combine multiple algorithms to reduce reliance on a single approach.
 
* '''Regular Monitoring''':   
5. **Regular Monitoring**:   
   - Continuously evaluate and update algorithms for changing market conditions.
   - Continuously evaluate and update algorithms for changing market conditions.


---
---


=== Example: Arbitrage in Cryptocurrency Futures ===
=== Example: Arbitrage in [[Cryptocurrency Futures]] ===


**Scenario**:   
'''Scenario''':   
A trader uses an algorithmic strategy to profit from price discrepancies in Bitcoin futures.
A trader uses an algorithmic strategy to profit from price discrepancies in Bitcoin futures.
 
* '''Setup''':   
1. **Setup**:   
   - The algorithm monitors BTC futures prices on Binance and CME.
   - The algorithm monitors BTC futures prices on Binance and CME.
 
* '''Execution''':   
2. **Execution**:   
   - Detects a $200 price gap.   
   - Detects a $200 price gap.   
   - Buys on the lower-priced exchange and sells on the higher-priced one.
   - Buys on the lower-priced exchange and sells on the higher-priced one.
 
* '''Outcome''':   
3. **Outcome**:   
   - The trader captures the price difference minus fees, executing multiple trades until prices converge.
   - The trader captures the price difference minus fees, executing multiple trades until prices converge.


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=== Advantages of Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
=== Advantages of Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
 
* '''Speed and Efficiency''':   
1. **Speed and Efficiency**:   
   - Executes trades faster than manual methods.
   - Executes trades faster than manual methods.
 
* '''Emotion-Free Trading''':   
2. **Emotion-Free Trading**:   
   - Adheres strictly to predefined rules.
   - Adheres strictly to predefined rules.
 
* '''Scalability''':   
3. **Scalability**:   
   - Handles multiple markets and strategies simultaneously.
   - Handles multiple markets and strategies simultaneously.
 
* '''Backtesting Capability''':   
4. **Backtesting Capability**:   
   - Ensures strategies are robust before live trading.
   - Ensures strategies are robust before live trading.


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=== Risks of Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
=== Risks of Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
 
* '''Technical Failures''':   
1. **Technical Failures**:   
   - System errors can lead to missed opportunities or unexpected losses.
   - System errors can lead to missed opportunities or unexpected losses.
 
* '''Overfitting''':   
2. **Overfitting**:   
   - Algorithms that perform well in backtesting may fail in live markets.
   - Algorithms that perform well in backtesting may fail in live markets.
 
* '''Market Impact''':   
3. **Market Impact**:   
   - Large orders can move markets, reducing profitability.
   - Large orders can move markets, reducing profitability.
 
* '''Latency Issues''':   
4. **Latency Issues**:   
   - Delayed execution can affect strategy performance.
   - Delayed execution can affect strategy performance.


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=== Tips for Successful Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
=== Tips for Successful Algorithmic Futures Trading ===
 
* '''Backtest Extensively''':   
1. **Backtest Extensively**:   
   - Validate strategies under various market conditions.   
   - Validate strategies under various market conditions.   
   Related: [[Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies]].
   Related: [[Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies]].
 
* '''Optimize Code for Speed''':   
2. **Optimize Code for Speed**:   
   - Minimize latency in execution, especially for HFT.
   - Minimize latency in execution, especially for HFT.
 
* '''Use Risk Management Features''':   
3. **Use Risk Management Features**:   
   - Incorporate automated stop-loss and position-sizing rules.
   - Incorporate automated stop-loss and position-sizing rules.
 
* '''Stay Updated''':   
4. **Stay Updated**:   
   - Continuously refine algorithms based on changing market dynamics.
   - Continuously refine algorithms based on changing market dynamics.
 
* '''Diversify Strategies''':   
5. **Diversify Strategies**:   
   - Combine trend-following, arbitrage, and volatility-based algorithms for balanced performance.
   - Combine trend-following, arbitrage, and volatility-based algorithms for balanced performance.


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Algorithmic Futures Trading Strategies

Algorithmic futures trading strategies leverage computer programs to automate trading decisions based on predefined rules and parameters. These strategies enable traders to execute trades with precision, speed, and discipline, capitalizing on opportunities in fast-moving futures markets. Algorithmic trading is widely used for its ability to reduce human error and exploit inefficiencies in various asset classes, including commodities, cryptocurrencies, and stock indices.

This article explores key algorithmic trading strategies, tools, and tips for implementation in futures markets.

---

What Is Algorithmic Futures Trading?

Algorithmic trading, also known as algo trading, uses automated systems to execute trades based on coded instructions. These algorithms consider factors like price, volume, timing, and market conditions to optimize trading performance.

Key Features:

  • Speed and Precision:
  - Executes trades faster than manual methods.
  • Discipline:
  - Removes emotional bias from trading decisions.
  • Scalability:
  - Handles large datasets and multiple trades simultaneously.
  • Backtesting:
  - Algorithms can be tested on historical data before live deployment.  
  Related: Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies.

---

Why Use Algorithmic Futures Trading?

  • Efficient Execution:
  - Automates repetitive tasks, saving time and reducing errors.
  • Exploiting Market Inefficiencies:
  - Identifies and capitalizes on arbitrage opportunities.
  • Consistency:
  - Adheres to predefined rules, avoiding impulsive decisions.
  • 24/7 Monitoring:
  - Continuously scans markets for trade opportunities, especially in cryptocurrencies.

---

Popular Algorithmic Futures Trading Strategies

==

  • Trend-Following Algorithms ====

- Automates trades in the direction of prevailing market trends.

Steps:

  • Program the algorithm to identify trends using moving averages or other indicators.
  • Define entry and exit rules based on trend strength.

Example: - A trader develops an algorithm to buy crude oil futures when the 50-day EMA crosses above the 200-day EMA and sell when the reverse occurs. 

 Related: Trend Following in Futures Trading.

---

==

- Exploits price discrepancies between related assets or markets.

Steps:

  • Identify arbitrage opportunities, such as price differences between exchanges or contracts.
  • Automate simultaneous buy and sell trades to capture the spread.

Example: - An algorithm detects a price gap between Bitcoin futures on CME and Binance, executing trades to profit from convergence. 

 Related: Arbitrage Strategies in Futures Trading.

---

==

  • Market Making ====

- Places buy and sell orders around the current market price to profit from bid-ask spreads.

Steps:

  • Program the algorithm to continuously quote prices for a specific asset.
  • Adjust quotes dynamically based on market conditions.

Example: - A trader’s bot places orders on S&P 500 futures with a $2 spread, profiting from frequent fills. 

 Related: Understanding Futures Market Makers.

---

==

- Executes numerous trades within milliseconds to exploit small price movements.

Steps:

  • Develop low-latency systems to detect price changes in real-time.
  • Use co-location servers for faster execution.

Example: - An HFT algorithm scalps profits on crude oil futures by exploiting minute price fluctuations throughout the day. 

 Related: High-Frequency Trading in Futures Markets.

---

==

  • Mean Reversion Algorithms ====

- Trades based on prices reverting to their historical average.

Steps:

  • Identify overbought or oversold conditions using Bollinger Bands or RSI.
  • Automate entries and exits when prices deviate from the mean.

Example: - An algo buys Nasdaq futures when prices fall below the lower Bollinger Band and sells when they return to the mean. 

 Related: Mean Reversion Futures Strategies.

---

==

  • Momentum-Based Algorithms ====

- Enters trades during strong price movements in a single direction.

Steps:

  • Use indicators like MACD or RSI to identify momentum.
  • Automate trades in the direction of the movement, with trailing stops.

Example: - A trader uses an algo to go long on BTC futures when RSI exceeds 70 and exit as it drops below

---

==

  • News-Based Trading Algorithms ====

- Executes trades based on real-time news and market sentiment analysis.

Steps:

  • Integrate news feeds or sentiment analysis APIs into the algorithm.
  • Automate trades based on positive or negative sentiment.

Example: - An algo monitors Fed interest rate announcements and goes short on EUR/USD futures if the tone is hawkish.

---

==

  • Statistical Arbitrage ====

- Uses statistical models to exploit mispricing between correlated assets.

Steps:

  • Analyze historical correlations between assets.
  • Automate long and short trades based on divergence and convergence.

Example: - Long gold futures and short silver futures when the gold-to-silver ratio deviates significantly from historical averages. 

 Related: Statistical Arbitrage in Futures Markets.

---

Tools for Algorithmic Futures Trading

  • Trading Platforms:
  - Use platforms like MetaTrader, NinjaTrader, or TradingView for algo development.
  • Programming Languages:
  - Python, R, and C++ are popular for building and testing algorithms.

  - Connect trading bots to exchanges using APIs for real-time data and execution.

  - Test algorithms on historical data to refine performance.  
  Related: Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies.
  • Low-Latency Infrastructure:
  - Use co-location services for faster execution, especially in HFT.

---

Risk Management in Algorithmic Trading

  • Implement Stop-Loss Orders:
  - Automate risk control by setting stop-loss levels.  
  Related: Stop-Loss Orders.
  • Monitor Drawdowns:
  - Program algorithms to halt trading during excessive losses.
  • Avoid Overfitting:
  - Design algorithms that perform well in live markets, not just backtests.
  • Diversify Strategies:
  - Combine multiple algorithms to reduce reliance on a single approach.
  • Regular Monitoring:
  - Continuously evaluate and update algorithms for changing market conditions.

---

Example: Arbitrage in Cryptocurrency Futures

Scenario: A trader uses an algorithmic strategy to profit from price discrepancies in Bitcoin futures.

  • Setup:
  - The algorithm monitors BTC futures prices on Binance and CME.
  • Execution:
  - Detects a $200 price gap.  
  - Buys on the lower-priced exchange and sells on the higher-priced one.
  • Outcome:
  - The trader captures the price difference minus fees, executing multiple trades until prices converge.

---

Advantages of Algorithmic Futures Trading

  • Speed and Efficiency:
  - Executes trades faster than manual methods.
  • Emotion-Free Trading:
  - Adheres strictly to predefined rules.
  • Scalability:
  - Handles multiple markets and strategies simultaneously.
  • Backtesting Capability:
  - Ensures strategies are robust before live trading.

---

Risks of Algorithmic Futures Trading

  • Technical Failures:
  - System errors can lead to missed opportunities or unexpected losses.
  • Overfitting:
  - Algorithms that perform well in backtesting may fail in live markets.
  • Market Impact:
  - Large orders can move markets, reducing profitability.
  • Latency Issues:
  - Delayed execution can affect strategy performance.

---

Tips for Successful Algorithmic Futures Trading

  • Backtest Extensively:
  - Validate strategies under various market conditions.  
  Related: Backtesting Futures Trading Strategies.
  • Optimize Code for Speed:
  - Minimize latency in execution, especially for HFT.
  • Use Risk Management Features:
  - Incorporate automated stop-loss and position-sizing rules.
  • Stay Updated:
  - Continuously refine algorithms based on changing market dynamics.
  • Diversify Strategies:
  - Combine trend-following, arbitrage, and volatility-based algorithms for balanced performance.

---

Conclusion

Algorithmic futures trading strategies offer powerful tools for traders to navigate complex markets with precision and efficiency. By automating trades, reducing emotional bias, and exploiting market inefficiencies, algo trading provides a competitive edge. Success in algorithmic trading requires robust system design, extensive testing, and ongoing adaptation to market changes.

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