FIGURE 1: DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE. The acceleration of volume really begins in 1998. 11 Mar 2010

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a recent investment trade show I attended, the booths displaying charting software looked nearly identical. High-tech charts blinking red and green had hordes of traders gathered around them. Vendors were proclaiming the age of the emotionless trade, triggered by an automatic buy or sell signal generated by a computer that never makes a mistake. Traders have flocked to these

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“My hunch is that within this year we will see specific regulations towards a Know Your Security concept, along the lines of Know Your Customer.”

Neil Edelstein, vice-president of marketing, at Goldensource in New York.

FIGURE 1: DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE. The acceleration of volume really begins in 1998. 11 Mar 2010 Source: Stocks & Commodities Magazine

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FIGURE 1: DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE. The acceleration of volume really begins in 1998. 11 Mar 2010

Source: Stocks & Commodities Magazine