Curbing the Dangers of High-Frequency Trading

Clements Matthew T.
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Clements Matthew T.: St. Edward’s University

The Economists' Voice, 2012, vol. 9, issue 1, 3

Abstract: High-frequency trading, as distinct from other forms of algorithmic trading, is of little or no social value. Implementation of resting rules would retain the benefits of algorithmic trading while eliminating the potential harm of high-frequency trading.

Date: 2012
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