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dave1357
22 Apr 15 19:00
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The USA thinks one guy working home was responsible for crashing the world's largest stockmarket. 

We will do everything in our power to pursue those who attempt to engage in fraud or manipulation in our markets (As long as they aren't US investment banks obviously)

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/uk-trader-accused-flash-crash-111523524.html

Wait until islamists find out its this easy - the Dow will be flash crashing every hour.

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Crisp77
When: 22 Apr 15 19:08
So they designed a system that reacts to huge orders being placed that can then be cancelled Confused
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 22 Apr 15 19:14
sounds clever.
but then thats what you get for cutting corners.

when in vegas i didnt need to chip n pin or swipe my currency card in a shop....much higher possibility of fraud if some one gets mugged of their cards....but hey ho if it saves time then fk fraud....rant over.
By:
alun2005
When: 22 Apr 15 20:01
The Michael Lewis book "Flash Boys" is a decent read.
By:
Capt__F
When: 23 Apr 15 00:28
martin lewis bro ?
By:
Crisp77
When: 23 Apr 15 08:42
Be careful when googling flash boys Plain
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dave1357
When: 23 Apr 15 22:50
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financial-crime
/11558768/Flash-crash-trader-Navinder-Singh-Sarao
-is-a-hero-says-fund-manager.html

Seems like the US DoJ is FoS as per.
By:
Just Checking
When: 23 Apr 15 22:58
What I find strange about this is I'd have assumed anyone putting up a large bid/offer or whatever would have to have the cash or shares behind it to back it, otherwise it's a bit .. insane.

And I doubt this man had the amount to move these vast markets that much, it doesn't make sense?
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dave1357
When: 24 Apr 15 09:26
I also think spoofing is impossible to prove.  If a price is say $10 and you set up a sell trade of $10.50 and a buy of $9.50 you can argue that the purpose of these is to provide liquidity to someone who wants to buy or sell a large volume, but if the price gradually moves towards your orders, you would want to cancel them as your large spread has now gone.
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