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2010年5月6日,道琼斯指数在短短5分钟时间内暴挫近千点,数十指股票的股价被打落至零,市值瞬间蒸发1万亿美元。如此极端不正常的市场现象令镇坐白宫的美国总统大惊失色,引爆这次股市暴跌的“元凶”却是“高频交易”。风起于青萍之末。2010年5月6日,道琼斯指数在短短5分钟时间内暴挫近千点,数十指股票的股价被打落至零,市值瞬间蒸发1万亿美元。如此极端不正常的市场现象令镇坐白宫的美国总统大惊失色,同时也引来了美国证交会(SEC)不依不饶的彻查脚步。据悉,作为引爆这次股市暴跌的“元凶”——高频交易(High-frequency
On May 6, 2010, the Dow Jones index fell nearly 1,000 points in a matter of five minutes. Dozens of shares were stamped to zero and the market value instantly evaporated by 1 trillion U.S. dollars. Such extremely abnormal market phenomena have shocked the president of the White House in the United States and detonated the “culprit” of the stock market crash but it was “high-frequency trading.” Wind at the end of Qing Ping. On May 6, 2010, the Dow Jones index fell nearly 1,000 points in a matter of five minutes. Dozens of shares were stamped to zero and the market value instantly evaporated by 1 trillion U.S. dollars. Such extremely abnormal market phenomena have shocked the president of the White House in the United States while also triggering thorough investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It is reported that, as a plumbing the stock market crash “culprit” - high-frequency trading (High-frequency