Bacteria and Stock Exchanges

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July, 2010

Last week we had a little history lesson on electronic trading.  Today, we wish to give a quick science lesson.  Who knows what Binary Fission is?  Binary fission is the most common method of reproduction in bacteria. It is a process in which a parent cell divides to produce two equal-sized daughter cells.   The daughter cells then separate from each other and become independent. The repeating of the process results in exponential multiplication of the bacterial population.

We bring up this science lesson because as of

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