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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: High Frequency Trading. The Complexity of High Frequency Trading. November 14, 2012. The problems detailed below of order types, rebates, and failed regulations are symptomatic of the deeper, more systemic problem with the regulation of equity markets: undue and dangerous complexity. 1 Order type proliferation and confusion. The equity markets’ comple...
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Banking Policy Proposals | Transparent Simplicity
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: banking policy proposals. Nonstandardized Derivatives and Complexity. February 26, 2013. I Simplicity and complexity. Complexity has become the goal of banks. Big banks are largely responsible for this regulatory sclerosis. Banks have succeeded in lobbying to exempt foreign interest rate swaps from clearing requirements. Banks have exempted certain...R]egu...
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Nonstandardized Derivatives and Complexity. February 26, 2013. I Simplicity and complexity. Complexity has become the goal of banks. Big banks are largely responsible for this regulatory sclerosis. Banks have succeeded in lobbying to exempt foreign interest rate swaps from clearing requirements. Banks have exempted certain activities from Volcker Act prohibition...R]egu...
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Nonstandardized Derivatives and Complexity. February 26, 2013. I Simplicity and complexity. Complexity has become the goal of banks. Big banks are largely responsible for this regulatory sclerosis. Banks have succeeded in lobbying to exempt foreign interest rate swaps from clearing requirements. Banks have exempted certain activities from Volcker Act prohibition...R]egu...
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Complexity of High Frequency Trading. November 14, 2012. The problems detailed below of order types, rebates, and failed regulations are symptomatic of the deeper, more systemic problem with the regulation of equity markets: undue and dangerous complexity. 1 Order type proliferation and confusion. 3 Rebate distortions and complexity. The equity markets’ complexity h...
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Summary of Written Testimony for Computerized Trading. September 20, 2012. I wanted to collect my thoughts on the Senate Testimony today at 10AM. Apparently there will be a live webcast via this link: http:/ banking.senate.gov. In order from most anti-HFT to most pro-HFT:. Interestingly, Larry Tabb (another Senate witness) addresses this type of hyperbole by listing 12 ...
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Nonstandardized Derivatives and Complexity. February 26, 2013. I Simplicity and complexity. Complexity has become the goal of banks. Big banks are largely responsible for this regulatory sclerosis. Banks have succeeded in lobbying to exempt foreign interest rate swaps from clearing requirements. Banks have exempted certain activities from Volcker Act prohibition...R]egu...
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: transparent simplicity. The Complexity of High Frequency Trading. November 14, 2012. The problems detailed below of order types, rebates, and failed regulations are symptomatic of the deeper, more systemic problem with the regulation of equity markets: undue and dangerous complexity. 1 Order type proliferation and confusion. The equity markets’ complexity ...
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: November 2012. The Complexity of High Frequency Trading. November 14, 2012. The problems detailed below of order types, rebates, and failed regulations are symptomatic of the deeper, more systemic problem with the regulation of equity markets: undue and dangerous complexity. 1 Order type proliferation and confusion. 3 Rebate distortions and complexity.
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Jaffray Woodriff's thoughts on markets, regulation, HFT, programming and prediction. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: February 2013. Nonstandardized Derivatives and Complexity. February 26, 2013. I Simplicity and complexity. Complexity has become the goal of banks. Big banks are largely responsible for this regulatory sclerosis. Banks have succeeded in lobbying to exempt foreign interest rate swaps from clearing requirements. Banks have exempted certain activi...R]egu...
