phyalow

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   by phyalow 13y ago

   FYI I heard something a couple of weeks ago about ASB (NZ's CommBank subsidary) refusing to transact a fx transfer to a foreign based btc exchange.
2. 452.▲
   by phyalow 13y ago

   Most markets are regulated in such a way that unlit venues have to report executions back to the lit market. Also most alternative venues will operate through clearing houses (the same as lit public markets). The risks you mention are real
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   by phyalow 13y ago

   I'm in Auckland and consistently get upwards of the speeds you mention (15-20 Mbps Telecom).
4. 454.▲
   by phyalow 13y ago

   nohuck13 - Can you email me on the address in my profile? I have a couple of questions regarding the industry. Thanks :P
5. 455.▲
   by phyalow 13y ago

   how, all they are is usually unlit "unadvertised" elob's?
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   by phyalow 13y ago

   >That's the whole point of it. Is this just a marketing twist on lighting an e-ink panel, or does it have a real benefit over backlight? Probably a marketing twist, but it is a very diffuse, even and non noticeable backlight. I use
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   by phyalow 13y ago

   >I implicitly assume the consumer market is populated with people of basic numeracy and logic skills. Hehe. Nice to see at least some people have faith in humanity.
8. 458.▲
   by phyalow 13y ago

   Yeah tell that to Kim Dotcom. The US seemingly have no respect for sovereignty or foreign process.
9. 459.▲
   by phyalow 13y ago

   Putty - may aswell install cygwin then a X11 windowing manager!
10. 460.▲
    by phyalow 13y ago

    Sure you can if your on relevant mailing lists / with your department colleagues. Don't know why your laughing.
11. 461.▲
    by phyalow 13y ago

    Sure you can if your on relevant mailing lists / with your department colleagues.
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    by phyalow 13y ago

    >Where does this money come from? In theory those posting liquidity will reduce the bid/ask spread, those that are taking liquidity will see a reduction in frictional costs of buying and selling costs. It is the reduction in frictional
13. 463.▲
    by phyalow 13y ago

    http://arxiv.org - I like reading the abstracts and occasionally papers if I happen on something interesting.
14. 464.▲
    by phyalow 13y ago

    I tried to sign in with my account from circa 2005 - it doesn't work. So Digg remains dead to me.
15. 465.▲
    by phyalow 13y ago

    1. Sign up for 2 accounts. 2. Adblock 3. ???? 4. Profit
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    by phyalow 13y ago

    *chea or chur!
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    by phyalow 13y ago

    Money Laundering is a serious risk banks face, you only need to look at HSBC's recent debacles to see why. AML/Compliance at contra Dwolla Banks would have flagged this and quite rightly so. I disagree with your last statement. Could you pl
18. 468.▲
    by phyalow 13y ago

    Far out my heart skipped a beat. Had to run that through Google news.
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    by phyalow 13y ago

    Whoa amazing!
20. 470.▲
    by phyalow 13y ago

    My favourite is solar radiation striking a transistor in a RAM chip, delicately corrupting memory or altering programatic execution.
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    by phyalow 13y ago

    I think you need to reevaluate your last sentence. Somebody who doesn't understand basic asset accounting is clearly not "Business Savvy"...
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    by phyalow 13y ago

    Please elaborate on your "implementation". The way I see it any implementation of a tax would sorely affect: Resiliency of price discovery at certain quantum's, Depth, Immediacy of execution (whether mechanical or economic) and breadth of l
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    by phyalow 13y ago

    It's nothing to do with "high frequency" or high volume trading. It's grounded in the fact that firms base their trading strategy on scraped sentiment and macro news. When a delta occurs between reality and signal input all hell breaks loos
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    by phyalow 14y ago

    Thanks for the clarification! I was highly suspicious of the 700k figure, it makes a lot more sense with the context of precomputing and then looking up.
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    by phyalow 14y ago

    And you have no idea what your talking about!
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    by phyalow 14y ago

    Dude, I'm pretty sure I have ADD aswell, switching majors wont fix anything (somehow I did 2 degree's Computational finance and computer science). Switching wont fix anything!
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    by phyalow 14y ago

    OUCH and ITCH as far as I am aware are the only other protocols that are anywhere near as close in adoption within the industry to FIX! Thanks for pointing out blink looks interesting.
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    by phyalow 14y ago

    really!!! keep me posted brah! >Please read the comment guidelines.
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    by phyalow 14y ago

    Bitfloor certainly had the best exchange connectivity. They had FIX integration for gods sake!!! Really hope more exchanges with there focus on back end connectivity pop up soon. I have a lot of FIX connectivity code just lying around now :
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    by phyalow 14y ago

    Discovery have really let themselves go.