Date: Tue, 11. November 2008 14:44:13

Reuters - Stocks tumbled on Tuesday, pulled lower by concerns that the global economic downturn is worsening.

Date: Thu, 24. September 2009 04:48:09

Grant Capital Partners, a macro hedge fund that trades in liquid products, has gone live with SunGard's Sierra, a real-time trading, risk and position management solution. Grant selected Sierra to help it manage its cross-asset trading activities. (PRWEB Sep 23, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/Sungard_GCP/Macro_Hedge_Fund/prweb2923834.htm

Date: Mon, 4. January 2010 14:43:15

AP - Stocks moved higher Monday on the first day of trading in the new year, following the lead of overseas markets.

Date: Mon, 19. January 2009 05:00:34

A new strategy section has recently been launched by Forex Trading Pal. The section explains about Forex strategies and is useful for novice as well as advanced traders. The new section is part of a long term project to expand Forex Trading Pal's value adding services. (PRWEB Jan 16, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2009/01/prweb1864364.htm

Date: Sat, 1. November 2008 20:19:37

By the time Jeffrey Frankel got to bed it was past midnight, but sleep did not come easy.Twice during the night, the broker had climbed out from the covers and returned to the television, trying to get a read on what investors were thinking in Tokyo and Hong Kong and to see what the futures market foretold about the trading day ahead.Now, the digital board hanging over the New York Stock Exchange's maple hardwood floor showed 9:24 a.m.Six minutes left until the open.But in one corner of the trading floor, brokers for Stuart Frankel & Co. had been at their stations for more than 2 1/2 hours. Frankel, president of the company founded by his father, had been on the floor since 8, working the phones, swigging coffee, 'trying to get ready for what seems to be getting whacked in the head every day.'

Date: Fri, 5. June 2009 04:40:15

SunGard's real-time options trading and risk platform, Brass MicroHedge, is now providing pre- and post-trade risk analytics to the Chicago-based hedge fund, KCM Options, which specializes in trading equity and index options. (PRWEB Jun 4, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/SunGard/Risk_Analytics/prweb2494764.htm

Date: Tue, 6. October 2009 18:30:00

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Date: Wed, 21. October 2009 05:00:48

Network latency - the milliseconds or microseconds of time it takes to transmit trades electronically from an algorithmic trading platform to the market - is one of the most critical factors in optimizing trading profits. Applications such as high frequency trading and derivative pricing are sensitive to variations in latency of a few milliseconds to microseconds or less, and the differences can literally be measured in "millions (of dollars) per millisecond." Silicon Valley's cPacket Networks has released a whitepaper written to help traders understand both the technical and operational issues in network latency, and how these issues can impact the bottom line. The paper provides vendor-agnostic facts and observations that help stakeholders assess their current situation, develop intuition about critical bottlenecks, and create a strategy for implementing systemic latency improvements. (PRWeb Oct 20, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/network/latency/prweb2921724.htm

Date: Wed, 10. December 2008 15:05:01

AP - Wall Street regained some of its optimism Wednesday and advanced on expectations that Congress will extend a lifeline to U.S. automakers and avoid a potential pitfall for the economy.

Date: Tue, 14. July 2009 17:00:23

Defense Department contracts worth as much as $55.5 billionHealth Net Inc. fell 16.3 percent and Humana Inc . 4.6 percent in New York trading after the managed care companies lost Defense Department contracts worth as much as $55.5 billion.The department yesterday said it would switch military health benefits to rivals UnitedHealth Group Inc. and Aetna Inc. UnitedHealth, the largest U.S. insurer by sales, fell 14 cents to $24.87, while Aetna, the third biggest, rose 2 cents to $26.35 in composite New York Stock Exchange trading at 10:15 a.m.