SEC investiga queda de 560 pontos nos futuros Mini-Dow
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ehheh
so me apetece rir quando vejo estas noticias .estes tipos so abrem investigaçoes para averiguar quedas nas subidas tudo e natural.
proibam as quedas e ja esta o assunto resolvido ,compramos e vamos dar banho a laica e quando regressarmos ja estamos mais ricos .cada vez entendo que nas bolsas "sacar" uns trocados com as quedas e cada dia mais dificil com a pressao que existe para que esta porcaria nao caia.porque nao investigam essas acçoes que sobem 20% em poucos minutos????? o tal "sistema" que e mencionado vezes sem conta no futebol na bolsa tem rosto e apelidos.
proibam as quedas e ja esta o assunto resolvido ,compramos e vamos dar banho a laica e quando regressarmos ja estamos mais ricos .cada vez entendo que nas bolsas "sacar" uns trocados com as quedas e cada dia mais dificil com a pressao que existe para que esta porcaria nao caia.porque nao investigam essas acçoes que sobem 20% em poucos minutos????? o tal "sistema" que e mencionado vezes sem conta no futebol na bolsa tem rosto e apelidos.
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SEC investiga queda de 560 pontos nos futuros Mini-Dow
Vou transcrever aqui um interessante comentário de um dos analistas do Realmoney sobre uma notícia acabada de sair que dá conta que a SEC está a investigar uma queda de 560 pontos que ocorreu nos futuros Mini-Dow no passado dia 3 de Julho:
Howard Simons
Stop(s), You're Killing Me!
9/29/03 01:10 PM ET
"The Chicago Board of Trade reported on its investigation of the 560-point drop in its mini-Dow futures last July 3rd.
The trade was not, as assumed at the time, a fat-thumbed order entry, but rather a very large sell stop that was hit in thin market conditions and that triggered other sell stops.
That's the sort of thing that used to happen in pit trading; word would get around about resting stops, and the locals would gun for them. It can happen in electronic trading, too, if someone sees the depth of the book.
As the world goes increasingly electronic - hello, NYSE - traders will see more of these dislocations from two sources. The first will be gunning for the stops. The second will be large traders keeping orders out of the book, and then running in with orders as soon as the price is hit. Both will produce execution vacuums, albeit not as spectacular as 560 Dow points. "
(in www.realmoney.com)
Howard Simons
Stop(s), You're Killing Me!
9/29/03 01:10 PM ET
"The Chicago Board of Trade reported on its investigation of the 560-point drop in its mini-Dow futures last July 3rd.
The trade was not, as assumed at the time, a fat-thumbed order entry, but rather a very large sell stop that was hit in thin market conditions and that triggered other sell stops.
That's the sort of thing that used to happen in pit trading; word would get around about resting stops, and the locals would gun for them. It can happen in electronic trading, too, if someone sees the depth of the book.
As the world goes increasingly electronic - hello, NYSE - traders will see more of these dislocations from two sources. The first will be gunning for the stops. The second will be large traders keeping orders out of the book, and then running in with orders as soon as the price is hit. Both will produce execution vacuums, albeit not as spectacular as 560 Dow points. "
(in www.realmoney.com)
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