Previously I listed examples of how small intervals of time are deeply rooted in modern electronic trading strategies and regulations. Although the process of buying and selling stocks, whether in a manual environment involving specialists on the floor...
As I mentioned, the measure of small intervals of time, in the financial markets, is deeply rooted in both modern regulatory policies as well as electronic trading strategies. The SEC, FINRA and other industry regulators have innovated their way towards...
In this era of low-latency, high-performance electronic and algorithmic trading, vendors, regulators and business strategist continue to misinform and sometimes disinform industry participants with references to time. Vendors, for example, can selectively...