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And in Kazakhstan, livejournal.com is closed. I.e. on the government's orders....
We heard they shut down Youtube in Turkey. That's about to happen to us too...
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And in Kazakhstan, livejournal.com is closed. I.e. on the government's orders....
We heard they shut down Youtube in Turkey. That's going to happen to us soon too...
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Try a workaround.
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US FBI investigates high-speed trading sell_offApril 1st, 22:01
US FBI investigates high-speed trading
01.04.2014 19:50
According tothe Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the FBI has made an official announcement that it is investigating the high-frequency trading (HFT) segment.
According to theWSJ and several other media sources, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are"investigating the relationship between traders using high-frequency algorithms and leading exchanges for preferential relationships that give them an advantage over other investors".
The FBI investigation itself was initiated about a year ago, but it has only now been announced amid a greater focus on the topic in the US. Europe has already passed legislation that will restrict the use of high-speed trading by the end of 2016.
Visualisation of 60 seconds of trading on the NASDAQ exchange:
Infographics: STAMEN; data: NASDAQ
One of the reasons why the use of high-speed trading is back in the spotlight is the new work of writer and financial journalist Michael Lewis. Released on 31 March, the book "Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt" has already become a bestseller ( according to Amazon) and has provoked widespread discussion on the issue in many leading Western media.
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"Many in the US government are closely watching this topic and are concerned about the development of technology that allows some companies to circumvent legislation. There are serious concerns that the use of high-frequency trading is getting into certain hands before other market participants have access to it. The investigation is being conducted in cooperation with the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
According to the WSJ and several other media sources, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as well as the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are "investigating the relationship between traders using high-frequency algorithms and leading exchanges for preferential relationships that give them an advantage over other investors".
The FBI investigation itself was initiated about a year ago, but it has only now been announced amid a greater focus on the topic in the US. Europe has already passed legislation that will restrict the use of high-speed trading by the end of 2016.
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There are serious concerns that information will fall into certain hands before the event itself happens! ))
They are going to increase the tick size and "make it compulsory for traders to submit their algorithms for verification before they are allowed to trade".
You can tell, the MPs are dumbasses from the European Parliament.
The current reality of research in Russia and the world. In terms of FX, this is all very bad; it is simply unrealistic to find research validated in practice on volume analysis (dynamics, flows, etc.) in Level 2.
The current reality of research in the Russian Federation and the world.
It is as simple as that. It is necessary to create (almost) from scratch the infrastructure for research specifically for what you want to research. And the volume of data is initially large and it must be reckoned with.
Plus you also have to organize your own access to data.
And after everything is done, it is not certain that the fish will be found.
Not everyone will do it.
http://www.nanex.net/historical.html