Panel: Latency Monitoring More Important than Low Latency

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While panelists agreed that in general latency is still an important factor in market data distribution, they questioned whether making large investments in low-latency market data technology still delivers competitive advantage.

"If I can get a millisecond advantage, it's probably still worth $100 million. But the problem is, there isn't really a millisecond to give anymore," said Daniel Penley, trading systems engineer at Chicago proprietary trading firm Spot Trading.

According to Penley, the

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