High-frequency trading firms are drawing scrutiny from U.S. regulators seeking evidence that they may be distorting market prices by conducting transactions with themselves

Posted: 2012/06/30 in Education / Awareness, Enforcement, Public Policy, Stats / reports, Tech Evolution

The Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission have sharpened their focus on high- frequency and algorithmic trading since May 6, 2010, when about $862 billion was erased from stock values in 20 minutes before share prices recovered from the plunge.

More:
http://www.infowars.com/computers-on-wall-street-are-buying-and-selling-to-themselves/

See also:
http://vrritti.com/?s=algorithm&submit=Search

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