On high-frequency trading algorithms
[By MIT Technology Review]
Readers – Here’s your chance to peer under the hood of a high-frequency trading algorithm. Or try your luck at setting up automated trades in a simulated stock market.
And plenty more—it’s part of the Wall Street Journal’s so-far-excellent series, “The Quants” on how technology has changed, and continues to change, Wall Street in ways both good and profitable … for some people, anyway.
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