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How high-frequency trading took the soul out of my career
In the view of Chicago Tribune Company: It was not subtle. It was not pretty. And yes, it felt mechanical. When the robots came a callin’, it felt like mathematics came and stomped the very soul out of the market. The … Continue reading
Why does Singapore Exchange Seek High-Frequency Traders?
According to Bloomberg, Singapore Exchange Ltd. (SGX), Southeast Asia’s biggest bourse operator, wants to lure more high-speed traders on to its stock market as it grapples with lower volume. Computerized trading firms, which execute transactions in fractions of a second, account for … Continue reading
Posted in Finance, Flash Crash, High Frequency Trading, Singapore, World Economy
Tagged American Depositary Receipts, Arjan Van Veen, Australia, bourse operator, cash equities market, computer trader, Credit Suisse, David Gerald, Derivatives market, Europe, European Parliament, flash crash, Germany, High Frequency trader, high-frequency trading, high-speed trader, Hong Kong, Larry Tabb, limit-down, limit-up, Loh Wei Ling, Magnus Bocker, Securities Investors Association, SGX, SIAS, Singapore, Singapore dollar, Singapore Exchange, Southeast Asia, Tabb Group, trading firm, U.S. equity transaction
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Why Putting a Speed Limit on the Stock Market?
According to The New York News, when Brad Katsuyama was running the U.S. trading desk for the Royal Bank of Canada, his clients would send in orders every day, but every day, when Katsuyama went to buy or sell, something … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance, Financial Instruments Directive, High Frequency Trading
Tagged BATS, Brad Katsuyama, buy and sell, Charles Jones, Columbia Business School, Direct Edge, Hedge Funds, HFT, high-frequency trading, IEX, long-term investor, Manoj Narang, Nasdaq, New York Stock Exchange, Royal Bank, Tradeworx, U.S. stock trade, Wall Street
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How does society benefit from the High-Frequency Trading?
According to U.S. News, three and a half years have passed since the afternoon when the stock markets went into a trillion-dollar free fall and just as suddenly reversed course, recovering 80 percent of that loss. It all happened in … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance, Financial Instruments Directive, Flash Crash, High Frequency Trading
Tagged CFTC, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, concept release, Dodd-Frank, financial institution, flash crash, HFT, high-frequency trading, liquidity, stock market, Trader Bots, Warren Buffett
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Drones Sending Lasers Across the Ocean? Welcome to the Race to Trade at the Speed of Light
In the wild, speed is the difference between killing or being killed, feeding or going hungry. Now more than ever, this is true in the shadowy concrete jungles of the world’s financial markets. Those currently trading who aren’t high-frequency traders, … Continue reading
Posted in Equity Markets, Finance, Flash Crash, high-frequency journalism, Market Making, NASDAQ, NYSE
Tagged ahead of the game, broken markets, buy or sell, feeding or going hungry, financial markets, hardware, hardware sophistication, high frequency traders, high-frequency trading, home day traders, horse race, killing or being killed, lack of information, market volume, money, ordinary investor, power, Sal Arnuk, software, software sophistication, speed, traders, traders on exchange, Wired
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Business White Paper by AppDynamics Analyzes Application Performance in Financial Services: The Impact of Transaction-based Application Performance Management
Managing applications in the world of Financial Services (FS) is different from any other industry. Regulations play a pivotal role in the development and support of banks’ business-critical applications, and these regulations often make application management more difficult. However, because … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Finance, Food for Thought, Wall Street, White Paper
Tagged AppDynamics, Application Management, application performance, application performance management, Bain & Company, business-critical applications, business-critical apps, customer loyalty, end user experience, execution of transactions, fee-based transactions, financial services, Fred Reichheld, FS, IT Operations Center, JDBC, level of service, loyalty score, managing business transactions, Mean Time To Repair, monitoring, MTTR, Net Promoter methodology, online payment, online transactions, productivity, Regulations, ROI, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Satmetrix, SDLC, Software Delivery Lifecycle, SQL queries, throughput, Time to Market, Trade Execute, transaction fees, transaction-based APM, transaction-based application performance monitoring, transaction-centric approach, troubleshooting, Web Services
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