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Michael Lewis is wrong, says Knightmare on Wall Street’s Edgar Perez: Markets are not any more ‘RIGGED’ than before

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Innovator

According to Edgar Perez, author of Knightmare on Wall Street, The Rise and Fall of Knight Capital and the Biggest Risk for Financial Markets, stock markets are not any more ‘rigged’ than at the beginning of financial trading. He sustains … Continue reading →

Posted in Breaking News, Equity Markets, Flash Crash, High Frequency Trading, knight capital, NASDAQ, NYSE, Wall Street, World Exchanges | Tagged Aaron Lebovitz, algorithm, Alternative Investments, Andrew Kumiega, Automated Trading, Bank of America, Barclays Capital, Bart Chilton, Bleum, BNN, Bon Pisani, Cash Flow, Chicago, Citadel, CNBC, Commodities Futures Trading Commission, Dark Pools, Deutsche Bank, Edgar Perez, Facebook, Flash Boys, Fundraising, GETCO, goldman sachs, Hedge Fund Alert, Hedge Funds, HedgeCo, HedgeConnections, HFT conference, HFT DVD, high frequency trading workshop, high-frequency trading, high-frequency trading conference, High-Frequency Trading Experts Forum 2010, high-frequency trading leaders forum 2011, Hold, Hong Kong, HP, IBM, Individual Investors, infinium capital management, Institutional Investors, James Austin, James Simons, Jim Simons, Joe Saluzzi, John Netto, Kim Parlee, Knight capital, Knightmare, KNIGHTMARe ON WALL STREET, Manoj Narang, Mary Schapiro, Merrill Lynch, Michael Lewis, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Nasdaq, NYSE, Oriel Morrison, quantitative trading, Raising Funds, Renaissance Technologies, Sao Paulo, Scott Patterson, Securities and Exchange Commission, Sell, Short Sell, Singapore, Solarflare, Speed Trading, Starting a Fund, Steve Kroft, Sungard, Terrapinn, The Speed Traders, Tradetech, Trading, Ultra High-Frequency Trading, University of Chicago, Warren Buffett | Leave a comment

High-frequency trading firm Panther Energy fined in ‘spoofing’ case

Posted on July 22, 2013 by admin

A high-speed trading firm in New Jersey and its owner agreed to pay $2.8 million to settle federal charges that they used a disruptive market trading practice that was banned by Congress when it passed a major financial overhaul measure three … Continue reading →

Posted in Breaking News, CME Group, Dark Pools, Finance, High Frequency Trading | Tagged algorithm, business, CFTC, CME, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Dodd-Frank, Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, Financial regulation, high-frequency trading | Leave a comment

U.S. regulators scrutinize risk controls for high-frequency trading

Posted on July 19, 2013 by admin

NEW YORK – U.S. regulators are taking a deep look at automated trading firms to determine whether adequate risk controls are in place to prevent major technology glitches or at least minimize their impact. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority said … Continue reading →

Posted in Breaking News, Dark Pools, Finance, High Frequency Trading, Regulatory Updates | Tagged algorithm, algorithmic trading, business, Day Trading, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Finra, high-frequency trading, Investing | 1 Comment

High Frequency Trading: Wall Street’s Doomsday Machine?

Posted on July 10, 2013 by admin

Another week, another Wall Street scandal, and another opportunity for pundits to bemoan the incompetence and venality of America’s financial professionals. Last Wednesday’s near collapse of Knight Capital Partners – in which a bug in one of its high-frequency trading … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Dark Pools, Events, Finance, High Frequency Trading, Wall Street | Tagged algorithm, business, high-frequency trading, Investing, Knight Capital Partners, New York, United States, Wall Street | 1 Comment

Experts are divided on whether Twitter-controlled stocks will end us all

Posted on July 3, 2013 by admin

The real danger of the singularity isn’t that computers will conspire to overtake their masters, but that we’ll let them do it—and then be lost when they fail. This is already apparent in the number of major market crashes that have occurred … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Dark Pools, Events, Finance, High Frequency Trading | Tagged algorithm, HFT, high frequency trade, Kevin Slavin, MIT Media Lab, Slavin, Twitter, White House, Wired | Leave a comment

Quantopian Wants To Turn Stock Trading Algorithmic

Posted on July 1, 2013 by admin

Financial theory argues that over the long-run, individuals can’t beat the market. But a Boston start-up, Quantopian – its service lets people build, test, and execute trading algorithms — has developed software for those who want to try. In a … Continue reading →

Posted in Breaking News, Dark Pools, Finance, High Frequency Trading | Tagged algorithm, HFT, high-frequency trading, John Fawcett, Niccolò Machiavelli, Phillips Academy, Quantopian, Scient | 1 Comment

HFT Analysis: High Frequency Trading Myths Debunked

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Innovator

Remco Lenterman from Financial Times: an influential MEP told me some months ago that of the 250 meetings he’d attended in the preceding six months, 80 per cent were about high-frequency trading. This is an astonishing number. Who would have … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, High Frequency Trading | Tagged algorithm, Automated Trading, Elkins McSherry, European, exchange-traded, Foresight Committee, funds, HFT, high-frequency trading, HSBC, interest rate, ITG, LIBOR, Stuart Gulliver, Trading, Vanguard | 1 Comment

Investors Unlikely to Beat Computers in New Era of Trading

Posted on May 23, 2013 by Innovator

Mark Hulbert from WSJ observes that it has always been difficult for investors to consistently beat index funds. It has been nearly impossible lately. And there’s a double whammy: The small number of advisers who outperform the market rarely can … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Equity Markets, High Frequency Trading | Tagged algorithm, Barclays Global Investors, Berkshire Hathaway, Bill Miller, Brad Barber, Charlie Buck's Situational Strategies, computer trading, Daniel Kahneman, ETF, Hulbert Financial Digest, index funds, Institutional Investors, iShares MSCI ACWI Index Fund, iShares MSCI EAFE Index ETF, Lawrence G. Tint, Legg Mason Opportunity Trust, Legg Mason Value Trust, MSCI's All Country World Index, mutual fund, Quantal International, S&P 500, Terrance Odean, University of California, Vanguard, Vanguard Total Stock Market, Warren Buffett, Wilshire 5000 Total Market index, Wilshire index | 1 Comment

Deciphering Chaos with Commissioner Bart Chilton at High-Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012 Chicago

Posted on November 18, 2012 by Innovator

A who’s who in the industry gathered on Tuesday, October 9, at High Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012 Chicago, How Knight Capital’s ‘Knightmare on Wall Street’ Could Transform the Regulatory Landscape and Impact Investors, Speed Traders and Brokers”, unique conference … Continue reading →

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Speed Trading Who’s Who at High Frequency Trading Debate Tomorrow October 9 in Chicago

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Innovator

A who’s who in the industry is gathering tomorrow Tuesday at High Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012 Chicago, How Knight Capital’s ‘Knightmare on Wall Street’ Could Transform the Regulatory Landscape and Impact Investors, Speed Traders and Brokers”, conference that will … Continue reading →

Posted in Breaking News, CFTC, CME Group, Events, Flash Crash, High Frequency Trading, knight capital, NASDAQ, NYSE, SEC, Workshops | Tagged Aaron Lebovitz, algorithm, Alternative Investments, Andrew Kumiega, Automated Trading, Bank of America, Barclays Capital, Bart Chilton, BNN, Bon Pisani, Cash Flow, Chicago, Citadel, CNBC, Commodities Futures Trading Commission, Compliance, Dark Pools, Deutsche Bank, Edgar Perez, Facebook, Financial Institutions, Fundraising, GETCO, Golden Networking, goldennetworking.net, goldman sachs, Hedge Fund Alert, Hedge Funds, Hedge Funds Leaders Forum 2010, HedgeCo, HedgeConnections, high frequency trading workshop, high-frequency trading, high-frequency trading conference, Hold, Hong Kong, HP, IBM, Individual Investors, infinium capital management, Institutional Investors, James Austin, James Simons, Jim Simons, John Netto, Kim Parlee, Knight capital, Knightmare, KNIGHTMARe ON WALL STREET, Manoj Narang, Mary Schapiro, Merrill Lynch, Michael Jackson, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Nasdaq, New York, NYSE, Oriel Morrison, presidential debate, Prime Brokerage, quantitative trading, Raising Funds, Renaissance Technologies, Sao Paulo, Scott Patterson, Securities and Exchange Commission, Sell, Short Sell, Singapore, Solarflare, Speed Trading, Starting a Fund, Steve Kroft, Sungard, Terrapinn, The Speed Traders, Tradetech, Trading, Ultra High-Frequency Trading, University of Chicago | Leave a comment

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Michael Lewis is wrong, says Knightmare on Wall Street’s Edgar Perez: Markets are not any more ‘RIGGED’ than before

High-frequency trading firm Panther Energy fined in ‘spoofing’ case

U.S. regulators scrutinize risk controls for high-frequency trading

High Frequency Trading: Wall Street’s Doomsday Machine?

Experts are divided on whether Twitter-controlled stocks will end us all

Quantopian Wants To Turn Stock Trading Algorithmic

HFT Analysis: High Frequency Trading Myths Debunked

Investors Unlikely to Beat Computers in New Era of Trading

Deciphering Chaos with Commissioner Bart Chilton at High-Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012 Chicago

Speed Trading Who’s Who at High Frequency Trading Debate Tomorrow October 9 in Chicago

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