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CFTC adopts weakened rule on derivatives trading
… Under the rule, banks and other financial institutions would be required to trade derivatives contracts on new electronic exchanges . CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler says that will create more transparency because everyone who wants to compete in …
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CFTC adopts weakened rule on derivatives trading
… Under the rule, banks and other financial institutions would be required to trade derivatives contracts on new electronic exchanges . CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler says that will create more transparency because everyone who wants to compete in …
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The First Look - Adam Shapiro, Fox BusinessThe First Look - Adam Shapiro, Fox Business
has been affected and just in January he wrote an article about high frequency trading good morning at a welcome to the show. Very good morning to you you know are a lot of us that you know we buy stock and -- that I often buy stocks and medals at 1020. Fifty years I had I -- I'm on the long term investor yet. Can vote -- Eric can you explain what high frequency trading is that what they're calling it. And 2030 years you called it and twenty that was that could seriously. I mean that'shave to do penny a share and it would put the price high frequency trading would come to an end. Other early at 88 it's in its proposal but was always figures a way around that. You -
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investor. I I firmly believe that it's and you can forget about high frequency trading because individual investors have no business trading at that speed. So over time be impacted each of these negated. And I think -
The First Look - Andy Cinko, Bloomberg News
Bloomberg's Andy Cinko gives us The First Look into todays markets.
rapid trading means maybe could explain to Tora our audience. Sure how high frequency trading is is use the term it's used on Wall Street -- this means they're firms that use computers. -- by himself stocks.exchange. Based out in the midwest. And whether that communication gave those high frequency trading firms a -- did damage. Over other firms now what makes this also very interesting is that that is going public this morning people -- the low end of the range last night. And so we'll see how they do with this -- hanging over their heads but you know. The fact that they try to -- that the Rangers already not a very good sign for the debut. It's I thought it seems like this high frequency trading is not necessarily a healthy thing for the market. It's its aid from what I've read is they cancel a lot of -
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on this. 60% of all the trading is stopped this through that high frequency trading computer generated trading. Is that why we see these this volunteer -- That's why you say it. So to me you know
