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by Edouard Chazal

2012 → 2025

The Euro Is Not Unassailable, Even With The ECB’s Bond Buying

The problem is that the currency union is only as strong as its weakest link. Lopping off the weakest part of the Eurozone is not akin to removing a cancerous lesion from an otherwise healthy body, but more like the puncturing of an important blood vessel, which could well destroy the patient.

→ New Economic Perspectives

Posted on 06/09/201227/04/2015Categories Eurozone

The Rise of the HFT Machines

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The potential cost is huge; the short-term benefits are minuscule. Let’s give HFT the funeral it deserves.

→ Felix Salmon

Posted on 05/09/201227/04/2015Categories High-Frequency Trading

The Bond Market Discovers A New Leading Man

Mr. El-Erian counters that Pimco’s culture rewards people who challenge conventional wisdom.

→ New York Times

Posted on 05/09/201227/04/2015Categories Funds

4549 Words In 20 Milliseconds

Deep dive into the world of algo-trading :

In a mere 20 milliseconds, the world’s ‘traders’ had managed to read Bernanke’s 4549-word script, interpret it (as bearish in this case – which apparently is wrong now?) and start to sell down the major equity indices.

→ Zero Hedge

Posted on 05/09/201227/04/2015Categories High-Frequency Trading, QuantsLeave a comment on 4549 Words In 20 Milliseconds

The Formula That Killed Wall Street

david li

His method was adopted by everybody from bond investors and Wall Street banks to ratings agencies and regulators. And it became so deeply entrenched—and was making people so much money—that warnings about its limitations were largely ignored.

→ Wired

Posted on 05/09/201225/04/2015Categories Mathematics, Quants, StatisticsTags 2008Leave a comment on The Formula That Killed Wall Street

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