From WSJ: Trading on the Chicago Board Options Exchange
resumed normally Friday in the wake of a software glitch that delayed business
for more than three hours Thursday and left U.S. markets without crucial
hedging tools.
The largest U.S.
stock-options exchange by volume experienced an early problem, as one series of
options contracts was briefly halted by what CBOE called a "system
issue," but traders said this was a common occurrence and didn't cause
wider disruption.
"So far, we aren't noticing anything out of line,"
said Joe Bell, senior equity analyst with Schaeffer's Investment Research Inc.,
which advises investors on option-trading strategies…
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