by Elizabeth Dexheimer
It's been four months since MF Global Holdings Ltd. filed for bankruptcy,
but how long will the fallout continue to impact CME Group Inc.?
It's still too soon to...
By Nina Mehta
Creating a registration category for high-frequency trading firms that buy
and sell rapidly will help U.S. regulators determine whether new rules
should be imposed on them as...
By Larry Doyle
"The problem here is, when the public becomes aware of the nature of the
game, they may choose not to play. This is the problem not only for...
By Peter Chapman,
Nasdaq OMX plans to start penalizing trading firms that quote excessively.
Beginning June 1, Nasdaq will charge traders on its three exchanges a fee
for posting what it considers...
By Ann Saphir
* New lobby group has 24 firms, expects more to join
* Former SEC chief economist Overdahl to be spokesman (Recasts lead and
headline, adds SEC inquiry into another...
By CAROLYN SUSMAN
Kristina Leigh Copeland gives only a hint of the family money that is
helping her pursue her dream of changing the world.
At 44, her persistence and focus are...
By Jonathan Boyd
Automated high frequency trading is having an increasing effect on the
trading direction of some of Sweden's biggest blue chip stocks, according
to data published today.
Business daily Dagens...
Deutsche Borse's next move is to expand its derivative wing could be a
great move in the making
Deutsche Börse's derivatives arm – Eurex – has put forward a new trading...
Philip McBride Johnson says that public ownership of exchanges has not led
to less ability to police members.
Much has been written recently about whether the public offering of
exchange shares...
By Rusty Braziel,
Just after 2pm eastern time on Monday, the CME/NYMEX (GLOBEX) markets for
U.S. crude, gasoline and heating oil futures shut down. Data feeds to
trading terminals ceased....
For CBOT Agricultural Futures and CME Livestock Futures
On December 12, 2011, CME Group issued Special Executive Report S-6048
advising the marketplace of planned changes to the settlement procedures in
CBOT...
By Mark Buchanan,
The futurist Ray Kurzweil has famously predicted that humanity is
approaching a "singularity," a fateful moment when our technology becomes
smarter than us and able to learn faster...
By Philip Elmer-DeWitt
Trying to make a quick buck on Apple in a market this uncertain may be a
fool's game
There's a lesson for the unwary investor in the chart at...
By Tyler Durden,
Just as market regulators were finally getting wise to the fact that they
have no clue how modern market works, what modern market topology is, or
how High...
WALL STREET HISTORY: HIGH FREQUENCY TRADING IS NOTHING NEW
By Lee Brodie
These days you can't go 10 feet on Wall Street without hearing something about high frequency trading or ultra-fast computer trading.
It's a sensitive issue and one that generates a great deal of controversy.
Though high frequency trading is a reasonably new phenomenon, shrewd market strategies have been part of the market for centuries.
In this latest installment of our special series on Wall Street History, CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks at some of the most ingenious - if not outrageous - strategies used in the 19th century by financial pros.
You won't believe the lengths they'd go to! Get all the details in the video below. It's only 2 minutes and we think you'll enjoy it!
In this edition of our Wall Street History series, Tyler Mathisen looks at the shrewd and somewhat outrageous strategies used by financial pros in the 19th century to get a leg up on the competition.