Excellent article on Jim Simmons

MIT's Lo says that a fund firm could look at such data and identify a large sell order for, say, $15 a share when a stock was trading at $15.05. The fund could short the stock at $15.01 and benefit if the stock hit the $15 trigger. "There's going to be tremendous downward pressure on the stock," Lo says.

What?
 
Think more like RenTec running algos that decrypt iceberg orders in dark pools..etc..etc


Like beating the house when the house dont know you are there...
 
I've heard it called volatility pumping before. But it was always in reference to Cover's universal portfolio - never in terms of creating volatility to knock out others positions and to facilitate new positions for the fund.
 
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