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That's the government's claim, more or less. The article says that's not evident from the actual trades done: he may have simply changed his mind after the orde
by ikeboy 11y ago
That's the government's claim, more or less. The article says that's not evident from the actual trades done: he may have simply changed his mind after the orders didn't get hit. A piece of evidence the article gives for this is that much of the filling of his second order was later, well after algos had a chance to see his cancellation. So there was no need for any spoofing anyway.