hey HFT scum, yeah, you. Watch this
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Troll here.
You're the one complaining of a handicap.
Mommy those big bad HTF guys are too fast, waaaaaa.
first of all, its easy to be sanguine when your income comes from being a plumber, and not trading.
never complained about too fast.
read carefully, it may be a useful skill, and could prevent those nasty toilet overflows.
ps you can google sanguine and learn a new word.
With all due respect to the vermin that have polluted this thread with their self aggrandizing bs, I offer this.
http://www.wilmott.com/blogs/paul/i...-Trading-Where-are-we-and-how-did-we-get-here
Paul Wilmott knows more about what is going on than any 10 of the BEST of you put together , and he agrees with my position.
So fire away , HFT leeches, your days are numbered.
Aren't they cute, I named them Bid and Ask
http://www.wilmott.com/blogs/paul/i...-Trading-Where-are-we-and-how-did-we-get-here
Paul Wilmott knows more about what is going on than any 10 of the BEST of you put together , and he agrees with my position.
So fire away , HFT leeches, your days are numbered.
Aren't they cute, I named them Bid and Ask
Paul Wilmott knows a lot of math. And I do mean a lot of math, and I don't mean to underweight that.
In any case, you might ask where PW is coming from. The answer is mostly quantitative market-neutral (and of course derivatives pricing). And because HFT and the accompanying huge decrease in holding periods and microvolatility has hurt those games a great deal, it's not hard to see him having a negative opinion. I highly doubt he'd call himself unbiased on the issue.
The fact that you've heard of someone doesn't make them an expert. And to say he agrees with you is somewhere between delusional and sophomoric (appeals to authority, anyone?). I'll let the artwork speak for itself (I really can't do it justice).
