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As an example of why Nanex is worth listening to, here is an article [1] describing how Nanex claimed Monday's ISM manufacturing data was leaked 15 milliseconds
by mcphilip 13y ago
As an example of why Nanex is worth listening to, here is an article [1] describing how Nanex claimed Monday's ISM manufacturing data was leaked 15 milliseconds early, leading ultimately to an admission by Reuters that it caused the leak. Eric Hunsander, a software developer at Nanex, went so far as to hint to Reuters that they should check their NTP settings since a drift of 15 milliseconds is allowed by default [2].
Eric is very interesting to follow on Twitter [3]. He highlights mysterious HFT related events on a daily basis. My only complaint is that his articles and charts, in particular, are very difficult to interpret. As an outsider to the HFT industry, I don't know where to find the resources to learn enough to interpret most of Eric's insights.
[1] http://www.cnbc.com/id/100792260 http://www.cnbc.com/id/100792260
[2] http://www.nanex.net/aqck2/4306.html http://www.nanex.net/aqck2/4306.html
[3] https://twitter.com/nanexllc https://twitter.com/nanexllc
- ansible 13y ago... claimed Monday's ISM manufacturing data was leaked 15 milliseconds early ... While I'm peeved that as an adult I'm still not able to purchase an affordable flying car (though I was able to afford a tiny flying robot recently), there are days where I do think I am living in the science fictional future anticipated in my youth. Reading that CNBC article... this is one of those days.
- arielweisberg 13y agoWhat NTP configuration option is being referred to?