In a high frequency trading world, volatility can be both a good and bad point depending on the market cycle
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- As computer-based HFT systems take over trading systems, increased liquidity is a positive; however, if that liquidity turns "phantom," it becomes negative
- The small price advantage high frequency trading receives is offset by generally lower trading costs
- PWC notes regulatory initiatives to monitor markets at SEC
- What have regulators accomplished since the Flash Crash?
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