Handling the Growing Buzz

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 21 Sep 2009

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However, the one sour note is the general public's current fixation on the topic, which is fueled mostly by misunderstanding. Until the public debate comes to a conclusion, there is no way of knowing what future regulations might be in store for the industry in this space.

In the meantime, brokers and investors are left to address the ever-evolving nature of high-frequency trading.

High-frequency trading clients of automated trading specialist Wedbush Securities (see story, page S3) have been

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