The man who built what was possibly the first stock-trading
robot now worries they have too much sway over the market. In other news,
Victor Frankenstein is starting to rethink that whole reanimating-the-dead
thing, according to HuffPo.
Starting in the 1970s, Thomas Peterffy, the billionaire
founder of the Connecticut brokerage firm Interactive Brokers, was a pioneer in
getting computers to perform the trading of stocks and options and whatsits, so
that humans could spend the rest of eternity sipping drinks and collecting checks…..
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