Companies could become the "playthings" of speculators because of super-fast automatic share trading, Treasury minister Lord Myners has warned. The peer, a former fund manager, told the BBC this was one of the main dangers of... [read full story]
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Companies could become the "playthings" of speculators because of super-fast automatic share trading, Treasury minister Lord Myners has warned. The peer, a former fund manager, told the BBC this was one of the main dangers of...
LONDON (Reuters) - Speculators using computer-based high frequency trading to buy and sell shares could damage companies, the BBC quoted the financial services ministers as saying. With high-frequency trading, banks, hedge...
Companies could become the "playthings" of speculators because of super-fast automatic share trading, Treasury minister Lord Myners has warned. The peer, a former fund manager, told the BBC this was one of the main dangers of...
