Michael Lewis, market critic and celebrated author of
Moneyball, Liar’s Poker, and The Big Short, offered a revealing look into some of the shadowy synapses of High-Frequency Trading (“HFT”) Sunday night on 60 Minutes in support of his
newest work, Flash Boys (view interview here). His eye-opening
findings and rhetoric about the algorithm-driven fiber-fed flim-flams by HFTers
using technology and light to perpetrate one of the oldest scams in the
market—front-running.
I co-authored a piece for the NYSBA Securities Litigation & Arbitration website on the controversial HFT practice called, “Quote Stuffing,” a Recipe for Regulation, which you can read here.
I co-authored a piece for the NYSBA Securities Litigation & Arbitration website on the controversial HFT practice called, “Quote Stuffing,” a Recipe for Regulation, which you can read here.
