Sentence examples for computerized trading system from inspiring English sources

Federal officials described an arrangement in which Datek Securities developed a sophisticated computerized trading system that from 1993 to 1998 was able to take advantage of the small-order execution system on the Nasdaq stock market.

One person involved in the project suggested that the stock exchange would eventually decide to build a trading floor and a computerized trading system rather than the two trading floors originally envisioned.

Despite a surprising consensus about what needs to be done, federal regulators have not shown much urgency in rewriting the rules governing an increasingly fragmented, and computerized, trading system.

Howard Tai, an expert in high-speed trading at the Aite Group, said that at all the firms where he worked, there were several warning signals built into every computerized trading system.

Mr. Wallman and his financial backers say that Folio[fn] can be profitable because it is building a computerized trading system that will keep most trades in-house, matching customer purchases and sales of popular stocks without incurring the costs of a middleman.

Instead of building a second floor, said Ananth Madhavan, managing director of ITG, which operates a computerized trading system that competes with the Big Board, the stock exchange should follow the lead of foreign competitors and move trading to an electronic network that would be essentially impervious to physical attack.

He worked in the middle office, where he helped to administer the bank's database and, later, to implement computerized trading systems.

In the 1990's, Mr. Grasso oversaw the installation of computerized trading systems on the exchange's hardwood floor, which removed human interaction from many transactions that occur there.

Hiring programmers, mathematicians to build computerized trading systems; "quants" account for a third of the firm's revenue.

(Those stock traders seldom talk about what their computerized trading systems do, nor do the spooks or Google in its spam filtering algorithms).

Lo et al. (2000, pp. 1753 1764) demonstrated that technical analysis benefits from the automation provided by computerized trading systems, with emphasis on the identification of visual patterns in the asset price series.