Emergency at the MICEX RTS. A frenzied trading robot - page 2

[Renat Fatkhullin]

Note the video - why are there so many old CRT monitors at the MICEX?

Or is it just the TV people spinning old footage from 10 years ago for background?

[михаил потапыч]

Duty officer (broker) talking on the phone in the hall of the Stock Exchange

Peter 1903

trading room

[Igor Makanu]

Renat:

Note the video - why are there so many old CRT monitors on the MICEX?

Or are the TV people just playing an old tape from 10 years ago for background?

it's always like this, a couple of years ago http://www.newsru.com/finance/07may2010/obval.html the Dow Jones index accidentally fell by 1,000 p.p. and then the crisis was announced

then the robot "revolted"http://habrahabr.ru/post/146380/ and the radio said Putin was expecting another crisis.

accidents, nothing but accidents... The main thing is to get them into the media on time )))))

[Andrew Petras]

Robots revolt too. Because.

Russian brokers create first dark pool

[Дмитрий Александрович]

There is just such a problem in the world, when amateurs with huge ambitions are allowed to make a lot of money.

Either those hundreds of millions of dollars are just a small fraction of the deposit, or the person who wrote the robot has no brains.

Either the hundreds of millions of dollars is only a small part of the deposit, or the person who wrote the robot is not smart.

[Vasiliy Sokolov]

We almost got into a lot of trouble because of this little bugger. We keep Si robots in our portfolio, among other things. The logic was that breakdown and stop orders were protected by additional quotation mechanisms. At the time, they were the ones that prohibited the triggered breakout and stop levels from triggering. If we had put our intentions on the exchange in the usual format of pending orders, we would have made a good loss.

[Sergey Kovalyov]

C-4:
We almost got into a lot of trouble because of this little bastard. We keep Si robots in our portfolio, among other things. The logic was that breakdown and stop orders were protected by additional quotation mechanisms. At the time, they were the ones that prohibited the triggered breakout and stop levels from triggering. We would have received a good loss if we had submitted our intentions to the exchange in the usual format of pending orders.

The dude lost 700 mio in the market and he's an asshole. You're the suckers for not being able to get some of that 700. And somebody took it. =)

[Sergey Kovalyov]

Although, 700 mio was his turnover and he lost less. But he still gave the money away. Not you. =)

[TheXpert]

mrProF:

Either that hundreds of millions of dollars is just a tiny fraction of the deposit.

I think it's the other way around - pissed off until he drained the entire deposit.)

[Sergey Kovalyov]

C-4:
You yourself are a sucker and a jerk since you don't even know how trading techniques are organised in the stock market. You don't even know enough maths to calculate his marginal losses, and you're telling someone else what to do.

Oh, you're a big maths whiz. Come on, sucker, tell me, where did the money that dude lost go?! That's right, people earned it, not suckers. Phoenix earned it http://fenix-fx.livejournal.com/380812.html And no one's teaching you, you're so adorable, unscientific. Why spoil you with science?! =)