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phyalow
13y ago
The claim is that they are breaking out into kernel mode from the userland sandbox? Seems very implausible.
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phyalow
13y ago
MF Global...
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phyalow
13y ago
FED/Fiat collapse. Which maybe sooner rather than later given their inability to ween QE and ZIRP.
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phyalow
13y ago
I enjoy reading your comments. I have read Patterson's book which scratches the surface in "Dark Pools", Haim's book "The problem of HFT" and his regular pieces on Zerohedge. I cannot help but feel that Bodek h
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phyalow
13y ago
Thats a shame.
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phyalow
13y ago
I wouldnt have thought the market was huge for this. You mention "Textbooks" - most commercial publishing companies would already have internal version control software, you mention essays? Most students would just use google docs
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phyalow
13y ago
I'm not surprised given the companies name...
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phyalow
13y ago
Krugman<-Spew
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phyalow
13y ago
More of a Freudian slip I thought.
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phyalow
13y ago
How is it fake?
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phyalow
13y ago
YOu have just reinvented a 1 minute cross on a unlit platform...
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phyalow
13y ago
>Virtually all trading volume today consists of buying and selling old securities. >I'm not sure having so many of our best and brightest minds going to Wall Street (and into high-frequency trading in particular) is a good thing,
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phyalow
13y ago
Why not? If you started up a company and it was quite shit, however I still wanted to buy a piece of it and you agreed then why couldnt we transact? BTW this stock is traded on pink slips OTC.
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phyalow
13y ago
RIC codes are the industry standard security identifier. Name doesn't play apart, must be some truely idiotic manual investors.
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phyalow
13y ago
Scripting :P
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phyalow
13y ago
Total scam.
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phyalow
13y ago
Your Ex has endorsed you for "Family Planning".
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phyalow
13y ago
Correct, most brokers use PTP also.
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phyalow
13y ago
Is your IP range the same as googles?
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phyalow
13y ago
TDIL, thanks!
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phyalow
13y ago
It's a grey area - Mosaic theory stipulates that material information gleaned superior analysis of public non material information is itself classifiable as public and non material (ie not inside information)!
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phyalow
13y ago
That triggered my bullshit detector. This also made me laugh " unzip tool uses a sophisticated algorithm based on LZ77 and Huffman coding."
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phyalow
13y ago
Australian banks run a gross real time settlement system (the same goes in new zealand). In theory this means certain classes of bank payments should clear near instantly.
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phyalow
13y ago
> Interesting...
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phyalow
13y ago
Do you even economics?
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phyalow
13y ago
Not sure if your serious or not... Here's an absolutely classic piece from the austrian view point. Take a read, it might expand your narrow views even if you don't agree! http://www.amazon.com/The-Monetary-West-Ja
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phyalow
13y ago
>Attitude is what separates good bankers from bad bankers. I don't disagree, although arguably M&A requires less specific domain knowledge for a new starter than say what might be required within structuring or DCM teams. Also I
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phyalow
13y ago
Unlikely, most data points in presentations are specifically given to paint a certain view! Last weeks figure will be last weeks low or high, not some arbitrary figure pulled from the middle of a session...
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phyalow
13y ago
Having interned within these exact environments myself (BBIB), interns are students that are absolutely top of the game. So I also have to disagree. Being a "good" summer intern wont get you hired. You need to be exceptional. You
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phyalow
13y ago
Banking interns are the cream of the crop, they will usually have done a lot of self study and be fully competent in financial modelling, research etc... These kids beat out 1000's of applicants for a handful of spots. Usually though I
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