Sorry mate, I totally understand the request for a link, but you know how it is, the good stuff generally isn't linkable until the bodies are buried. 


Let's not be hasty on any conclusions here, OK ?Quote from Random.Capital:
Knight had the tools necessary to stop this in its tracks.
Sam: When are they switching it on again (THATGHOUL)?.:eek:Quote from SamGold:
He FOK them in the bedroom, he FOK them in the hall, by Zeus said the butler... he's gonna FOK us all!.
***Fill or kill (FOK). If an investor places an FOK order, it means the broker must cancel the order if it can't be filled immediately.
This type of order is typically used as part of a trading strategy requiring a series of transactions to occur simultaneously.
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Quote from NielsBohredBush:
Sam: When are they switching it on again (THATGHOUL)?.:eek:
trying?Quote from Bison42:
I'm no techie but there seems to be something evil going on here. NYSE launches Retail program, Knight tries to get around it and blows up, Tokyo and Spain halt some trading. Some hacker is trying to get an edge and messing everything up in the process.
Quote from syswizard:
Let's not be hasty on any conclusions here, OK ?
Knight hasn't mentioned <ANY> the details of the software that went awry:
1) who wrote it ?
2) who tested it ?
3) did it have failsafe features ?
4) did it have a kill switch ?
5) were these features switched off ?
6) who switched them off ?
7) why did they switch them off ?
Quote from seeyounxttues:
zh came up with a possible cause of this a while back......
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/explaining-knightmare
