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SEC Charges Former NASDAQ Managing Director with Insider Trading
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a former managing director of The NASDAQ Stock Market with insider trading on confidential information that he stole while working in a market intelligence unit that communicates with companies in advance of market-moving … Continue reading →
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Asian markets shed high frequency trading inhibitions
After years of resistance, the lucrative practice of high frequency trading by Speed Traders is growing across Asia, driven by market demand, stock exchange consolidation and greater acceptance among regulators. The move by regional exchanges to open up to computer-driven … Continue reading →
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HFT Firms Sniff Out New Asset Classes
High frequency traders deploy sophisticated computer programs and algorithms to hunt for temporary pricing differences across markets, completing trades in a fraction of a second. The firms, which have in the past been blamed for creating market instability, have … Continue reading →
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NYSE Unveils Cloud Computing for Electronic Trading
NYSE Euronext’s technology services division NYSE Technologies is beta testing a cloud computing platform designed for Speed Traders in the high-frequency trading market. Through the Capital Markets Community Platform, NYSE will offer rapid on-demand computing resources Speed Traders can purchase to … Continue reading →
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Getco to Offer Proprietary Algos to Outside Traders
Getco, the pioneering US high-frequency market-making firm, is for the first time making its proprietary algorithms available to outside traders. The new product, called GETAlpha, will use Getco’s technology and trading software to execute Speed Traders’ orders in tiny pieces … Continue reading →
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Tom DeMark Indicators and Other Important Technical Analysis Techniques at Advanced Market Timing Experts Workshop 2011
Tom DeMark’s famous contertrend market timing tools will be covered at Advanced Market Timing Experts Workshop 2011, seminar to be held on June 20 & 21, Singapore, and June 23 & 24, in Hong Kong, with expert Trevor Neil, Managing … Continue reading →
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