hey HFT scum, yeah, you. Watch this

Quote from stock777:

more proof that stock777 was once again leading edge in proclaiming hft as the devils spawn


http://www.zerohedge.com/article/af...the+survival+rate+for+everyone+drops+to+zero)


and what does that make old Winnie?
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A blog quoting a blog and pitching it as fact... that's all zero hedge is.

All you are is a joke because you can't answer questions. The only thing you can do is post links, copy & paste and find interesting pictures on the internet.
 
Quote from johnnyqpublic:

Oh, the irony. I believe I am done with this thread. Have fun!
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good riddance, and don't let the quote stuffing hit you in the ass on the way out.







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Keep telling us how it's all in our imagination and that hft is as innocuous as a fart in a hurricane,


http://blog.themistrading.com/?p=1309


fart.jpg

Typical low latency trader
 
" Registered market makers, increasingly a dying breed, have strict capital requirements and three main responsibilities to the investing public: 1) Make an orderly market when imbalances between buyers and sellers occur, 2) Bring two customers together to facilitate trades, and 3) Act as an agent representing customers."

WTF? 3) is simply laughable...

"3) Change the take and pay model for buyers and sellers. Each party pays 5 cents per hundred shares traded to the exchange as a fee. Anyone who cancels a bid or offer before there is a trade pays 5 cents per hundred. Registered market makers pay zero, unless they cancel a quote before a trade takes place."

Yes, what about replacing a system with structural weaknesses by a fully crooked one...LOL.
HFT is a threat to the market( on equities ), but nowhere near those that propose solutions to HFT.
 
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