'Execs defend humans in high-tech markets', Large Round Figures
Posted by James Breen at 13 May 2008 14:0
Must be an good feeling when you read my Wall Street. Option Stock Trading really surprise me.
Take a look on this one post on yesterday.
Reuters ran an interesting piece on Friday, coming out of their Reuters Summit interview series: Execs defend humans in high-tech markets. Excerpt: The New York Stock Exchange's landmark trading floor on Wall Street -- the symbol of U.S. capitalism that is occasionally teased for its low-tech nature -- received some praise from its owner and competitors alike at the Reuters Exchanges and Trading Summit in New York this week. NYSE Euronext (NYX.N: Quote, Profile, Research) Chief Executive ..>>.
If I like the post, I will desperately collect it and treat it as my baby. You are right, I am here, because I love your post:
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It is lovely.
The classic situation is how we percept those things we are looking for. I like simple knowledgeable short articles. They are really satisfied my curiosity.
Many traders, from the individual speculator to the large fund will focus on the large round figures or round numbers when applying their analysis to the FX-market for a number of reasons. Option traders tend to select these price levels whether their exercising American, European, or Exotic options, as well… Contrarian Signs in Dollar Sentiment The market rewards those on the side of surprise. Traders, particularly in Forex, try to avoid surprises. This is not in .. Read the rest of this entry.
Mind you, I wouldn't expect something more than this.
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