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FSA in the United States to come to grips with robot trading on U.S. stock exchanges and monitor trading robots in real time. But it costs.
According to the Wall Street Journal expect the SEC that it costs the
equivalent of 30 billion to create a computer system that can examine
the missile trade in real time.
That with the SEC to act, it is shocking event on May 6 last year when
the Dow Jones index dived with a thousand points without anyone
understanding why.
When the fog dispersed, it was clear that there be an automatic sell order that went wrong.
When we were thinking of a new advanced computer system that could keep
track of the super-fast högfrekvenshandeln where tens of thousands of
buy and sell orders are entered and removed every second.
On U.S. stock markets made it nearly nine billion transactions per day since the automated trading has taken hold.
According to reports from Wall Street Journal, the SEC is working now to
implement a system that quite literally get their supervision to keep
up with the times.
But the bill will be sky high. $ 4 billion for the computer system itself and $ 2 billion a year to run it.
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