Examples of using Flash crash in English and their translations into Chinese
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Many of these proposals are responsive to the May 6th 2010“Flash crash”;
Could another Flash crash happen?
StocksExchange displays some unusual trading activity and a flash crash.
Michael McCarthy: Could the flash crash happen here?
October 6:“Flash crash”- pound collapses to $1.14 in the space of a few minutes.
According to the Justice Department, his actions contributed to the 2010 flash crash.
On June 1, 2018,the company's share price suffered a flash crash, followed by an emergency suspension.
Too much high-frequency oralgorithmic trading will also increase the chances of“flash crashes.”.
Mini flash crashes” of individual stocks occur with even higher frequency than these macro events.
According to Mozilla, the plan is"expected to reduce Flash crashes and hangs by up to 10 percent.".
Flash crashes are now a recognised feature of augmented markets, but are still poorly understood.
The interactions between algorithmic tradingsystems are widely blamed for driving the Flash Crash of 2010.
For example, the May 6th 2010 flash crash that sent all the three major U.S. stock indices into a plunge.
(He didn't say why the service was suspended,but it apparently happened sometime after the ether“flash crash” this summer.).
Or perhaps the flash crash will look like literal nightmares broadcast across the network for all to see?
Despite the fact that companies have already dealt with a similar occurrence,the January flash crash exposes weaknesses in risk controls.
The Flash Crash on May 6, 2010 set the stage for increased regulatory scrutiny of high frequency trading operations.
Similar problems have been factors in stock market“flash crashes,” like the 2010 event in which US$1 trillion disappeared in 36 minutes.
What could go wrong is that a year ago, nine percent of the entire market just disappears in five minutes,and they called it the Flash Crash of 2:45.
Unlike the flash crash markets faced little disturbance on Tuesday, alternative platforms like EBS were able to accept trades.
The technology would notnecessarily prevent events such as the 2010“flash crash,” when the Dow Jones Industrial Average temporarily plunged more than 1,000 points.
Or the Flash Crash of 2010, when shares in hundreds of companies suddenly lost half their value- and then regained it within a few minutes.
We can officially call the last 20ish minutes a flash crash,” said Dennis Debusschere, head of portfolio strategy at Evercore ISI.
Commodities trader Navinder Singh Sarao wasarrested at his home in London in connection with the 2010“Flash Crash” that shook global markets.
Loosely defined, the term“flash crash” denotes a phenomenon in electronic markets in which the withdrawal of stock orders rapidly exacerbates price declines.