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Monthly Archives: June 2010
A neat xcopy trick
Windows has a command-line utility called xcopy, which it inherited from the good old DOS. This utility is very useful when you need to copy a large number of files, especially if they are organized into an elaborate directory tree. … Continue reading
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Institutional Investor on high-frequency trading
From Institutional Investor: Inside the Machine: A Journey into the World of High-Frequency Trading 10 Jun 2010 Michael Peltz An editor’s journey into the world of high-speed trading and proprietary algorithms that make or break markets. At 2:45p.m. on Thursday, … Continue reading
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