Sentence examples for robotic trading from inspiring English sources

Many times, renegade robotic trading disrupts markets.

In fact, I would argue that owing to trading at the speed of light by robotic trading systems operating without direct human intervention, another flash crash is probable.

For example, on July 12, shares of Brown Forman (BF.A) plunged from $69.28 to $16.64 in one second, most likely the result of a robotic trading machine run amok.

A robotic trading system harvests tax deductions by plucking out losers and replacing them with similar securities.

But the incident does raise a few troubling suggestions: Now that the Hathaway Effect has been widely acknowledged as a byproduct of algorythmic robotic trading by everyone from the Atlantic Monthly to CNBC, Time, the Financial Times and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman in the New York Times to Buffett's own company, the question arises, how could it be manipulated?

That, at least, was the message broadcast loud and clear last week at Automatica, a two-yearly robotics trade fair held in Munich.

So you buy an ABB, KUKA, Toshiba, EPSON or some other brand you saw at the robotics trade show you visited recently.

They don't create jobs or growth, and they don't create wealth - except for the traders, who are draining money out of the productive economy with every mindless, robotic mass trade.

Optimal Robotics now trades just shy of $9 per share.

The company's first product doesn't stray too far from nearby Ekso Bionics, where CEO and founder Tim Swift worked previously — though the simply titled Robotic Ski Exoskeleton trades warehouse work and mobility assistance for the admittedly more exhilarating world of downhill skiing.

What we got was Destiny: New York City, trading the robotic vamping of Peter Dinklage for Brandon Keener, otherwise known as the voice of dreamboat Turian Garrus from the Mass Effect series.