Consider a trade-in system.
Martha Stewart herself is now in the second month of her jail sentence for lying to investigators about her trade in ImClone Systems shares.
Its market reach has been nearly bisected, as affiliates dumped the show after la Martha's conviction for lying about her trade in ImClone Systems stock.
We cut back on our trading, brought in systems people, bought computers and got through it.
Mt Gox looks to have been negligent, using internal technology incapable of accurately accounting for trades in its system.
An inherent characteristic of investing in general and in trading systems in particular is the maximum drawdown in account value from the most recent peak.
Charges of insider trading in ImClone Systems are pending against her.
Tellingly, Stewart wasn't indicted for insider trading in ImClone Systems shares, though the SEC did sue her and Peter Bacanovic Peter Bacanovic, her broker at Merrill Lynch, on that ground.
One priority, he said, would be to establish "cap and trade," a system in which corporations are essentially rewarded for deep cuts in harmful emissions.
When these trades kept piling in, the system reset the price over and over again.
She also called for a "cap and trade" auction system in which businesses would buy allowances to pollute, creating incentives to reduce emissions or to limit energy use.
