Paul Wilmott today warns us against the scourge of computer trading, and it seems everyone has an opinion on it (see NYTimes here, Trader Magazine, Chuck Shumer, Tyler Cowen). Alas, this covers such a ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., July 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Always pushing the boundaries of leading edge trading technology, EZ Trading Computer unveils the World's Smallest Trading Computer to date.

Like aftershocks from an earthquake, volatility returned to Wall Street last week, sending the Dow down 420 points Thursday and nearly 173 points on Friday. Many blame high-frequency trading and other ...

The processor performs all computations, processes instructions, and ensures that your applications execute swiftly and efficiently. Being cheap on this would cause your computer to lock up or freeze, ...

With the Intel's latest Haswell Core i7-4790 processor and up to 32GB RAM, the Voyager's unparalleled power and speed positions it as the most desirable trading laptop in the world. The Voyagers ...

NEW YORK — There were more people than computers on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Black Monday. Twenty years later, there are more machines — an evolution that's still hard for some ...

Quant trading uses math and data to predict stock price changes and execute trades quickly. Computers in quant trading base decisions on data, removing the emotional risks of investing. Retail access ...

Here's a scary thought for you. Every day, hundreds of billions of dollars of financial transactions are driven completely autonomously by computer algorithms. The fate of corporations and nations ...

It’s still not clear what, exactly, caused the Dow Jones to plunge hundreds of points in just minutes yesterday. The market was already sliding when something went awry possibly what we heard ...

A problem with the New York Stock Exchange's computer system forced the exchange to halt trading in all securities on Wednesday morning. NYSE-listed stocks continued trading on alternative exchanges, ...

Did you catch the scary swings in the market yesterday? Turns out they were caused by a computer glitch that ended up costing a single trading firm $440 million. The Jersey City-based firm Knights ...

Open-outcry pit trading (pictured above) traces its roots to 1848, when the Chicago Board of Trade was founded to trade agricultural futures contracts. But computers and electronic trading are rapidly ...