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Enter the Machines Citadel Investment Group LLC -- Kenneth Griffin's Chicago- based hedge fund named to suggest a stronghold in volatile markets -- uses mathematical models and advanced computer systems to make investments that translate into about 5 percent of U.S. equity trading. D.E. Shaw & Co., which oversees $35 billion, relies on automated, 24-hour-a-day strategies that exploit shifts in asset prices around the world. The New York- based fund accounts for between 1 percent and 2 percent of trading at the NYSE. Wall Street's biggest brokerages have kept pace by building machines capable of processing thousands of orders at a lower cost than hiring extra traders. Like the giant, shape-shifting robots featured last year in ``Transformers,'' the movie from executive producer Steven Spielberg, the electronic trading systems tackle a blizzard of tasks in fractions of a second. Citigroup Inc.'s Automated Trading Desk tries to predict prices for 8,000 stocks 30 seconds into the future to give the largest U.S. bank an edge on rivals. `Driving Down'
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skulle säga long live quants och RIP daytraders, men är det inte daytrading de håller på med, fast daytrading NASA style ???
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skulle säga long live quants och RIP daytraders, men är det inte daytrading de håller på med, fast daytrading NASA style ???