Program Trading, a Chad Brown-trained 4-year-old colt by Lope de Vega , finished the 1 1/8 miles on good turf in 1:50.30 in his first race since a victory in the Hollywood Derby (G1T) Dec. 2 at Del ...

Klaravich Stables’ Program Trading looked to be second-best in mid-stretch as a loaded Webslinger ranged up to challenge for the lead, but the Lope de Vega ridgling dug in gamely to fend off his rival ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Klaravich Stables’ multiple Grade 1-winner Program Trading will make his return from a nearly 15-month layoff in Friday’s Listed $150,000 Bernard Baruch, a 1 1/16-mile inner ...

As long-time readers know, it’s been a periodic rant of mine for many years and I’ll say it again: program-trading, now known as “high-frequency” trading, serves no purpose but to line the pockets of ...

Program trading (where computer programs initiate orders to trade baskets of stocks in million dollar lots) still dominates activity. It’s an activity primarily done by hedge funds and trading desks ...

Program Trading in the Dec. 2 Hollywood Derby (G1T) proved that trainer Chad Brown can take him anywhere. The talented sophomore increased his as-yet brief record to four wins and one second in five ...

Program traders are now techies. That's regardless of whether they under stand it or not. Robert Hegarty, head of TowerGroup's securities and investment practice, says program trading is increasingly ...

With computers increasingly doing the bulk of the trading on Wall Street, correlation between asset classes have become more pronounced, says Lance Roberts, CEO of STA Wealth Management. It will only ...

Credit Suisse is building out its equities program trading desk. The firm has poached John Emmert, Liquidnet's US head of portfolio trading, sources told Insider. It comes on the heels of senior sales ...

FLASH FRIDAY is a weekly content series looking at the past, present and future of capital markets trading and technology. FLASH FRIDAY is sponsored by Instinet, a Nomura company. In the December 2006 ...

The CFTC launched a U.S. pilot program allowing Bitcoin to be used as collateral in regulated derivatives markets.