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...of his employer's high frequency trading system in violation of the...
New York Law Journal
...of his employer's high frequency 32 trading system in violation of the...
...in the public trading markets have been...These are high-frequency trading (HFT), direct...to maximize trading speed through practices such...
...cannot be transcribed, and thereafter report to this Court with all convenient speed, and the appeal is held in abeyance in the interim....
New York Law Journal
...at least the early nineties, Madoff did not actually engage in any trading activity. Instead, Madoff generated false paper account statements and trading records; if...
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