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In early 2011 we penned out market structure predictions for 2011. We revisit them in this note to keep score and measure our accuracy. We have failed you, our clients, in making predictions that can only be rivaled in their accuracy by the venerable market strategist, Joe LaVorgna. We were one for ten, and failed to hit the Mendoza Line.
1) A certain large exchange eliminates flash-order types in equities, but implements them at the NJ Food Bank. David Tepper is pissed. This content is restricted to site members. If you are an existing user, please login. New users may register below.
- FAIL. Flash Orders have been exponentially on
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But FINRA says LULD would have helped $APC. Hmmm? on.mktw.net/13Fnk4H 17 hours agoRT @nanexllc: LULD may not have helped $APC after all. The lowest price the best ask got: $89.18 17 hours ago
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December 28th, 2011 at 11:10 am
Joe, Sal,
You may have failed but I was nearly on the floor laughing! Superb!
Thanks for your voices of sanity through 2011 (and 2010 and 2009 and…), may 2012 by a good year for you and Themis.
DavidC