The madness of the market seems to stem from the tight feedback loop. Want to really make a difference? Pool it by hour. All calls have to be in by a millise

The madness of the market seems to stem from the tight feedback loop. Want to really make a difference? Pool it by hour. All calls have to be in by a millisecond before the hour, and after resolution no more transactions occur until the next hour. Now everyone has to cool off for a bit before making a trade based on changes to the market, and algo trading is relegated to stocks that don't matter. Any transaction worth making will have a human thinking about them for an hour, and it regulates the top speed of a crash.