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SEC probes high-speed traders, report says

  Financial IT Spotlight: Algos and high-performance systems build the free market | Expanded IT trade pact would bring huge benefits, study says
 
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SEC probes high-speed traders, report says
According to a published report, federal regulators are looking into whether trading firms that use computer systems to perform sub-second trades have an unfair advantage over other investors. Read More


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Financial IT Spotlight: Algos and high-performance systems build the free market
In today's market, traders need every second to execute trades and lock in profits. With trillions of trade opportunities in the market every day, the most critical front-line tools for taking advantage of those opportunities are traders' proprietary algorithms. "Algos," as they're called, automatically execute trades based on pre-programmed criteria. They can process millions of trades in seconds, predict market movements, take advantage of arbitrage opportunities, speculate on trends and otherwise do whatever programmers design them for. Read More


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Expanded IT trade pact would bring huge benefits, study says
An expansion of a 15-year-old IT trade agreement could bring huge benefits to the U.S. economy, including about 60,000 new jobs, according to a study released Thursday. Read More

 
 
 

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