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Sebi's proposal can restrict growth of algo trading in India: Brokers

The algo trading system automatically monitors the live stock prices and initiates an order when the given criteria are met

API developers rankled by Sebi algo papers, plan to approach regulator

Classifying all API orders as algo could stifle innovation: Industry players

This ex-Infosys executive's firm offers AI to tame the bulls and bears

Akshaya Bhargava's fintech firm Bridgeweave covers 4,500 global stocks and 1,500 ETFs in 15 markets. Its AI algorithms do over 800 mn calculations a day, something impossible for a regular investor

Algorithmic trading a 'prerequisite' for surviving tomorrow's markets

With technology, data sciences and automated trading beginning to play a big role, this skill is fast becoming a prerequisite

BSE asks algorithmic trading brokers to submit audit report

BSE said the count will commence from the audits conducted for the period ended March 31, 2014

Letters: Stick to common sense

Ajay Shah in his article, "Who is afraid of algorithmic trading" (August 22) has rightly emphasised empirical evidence as the basis for decision-making. It, therefore, behooves him and his ilk to produce empirical evidence that algorithmic trading has furthered the prime purpose of capital market, namely, channelling savings into financial assets.Not unlike the prognosis of Irving Fisher just before the great crash of US markets in 1929 that "stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau", Shah, in his article, "A crisis? Or a mere recession" (March 19, 2008) judged the 2008 crisis as: "This may well be a recession, but it is not an emerging markets-style crisis." What happened subsequently hardly needs mention.The murky, if not sinister, role played by "neutral academics" in engineering the crisis of 2008 was exposed in the Academy Award-winning documentary, Inside Job. Sophistication for its own sake serves no purpose; on the contrary it is the handmaiden of de