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Moore’s Law maps nicely to the increase in stock trading frequency. Advancement has facilitated the ability to trade ever-larger volumes of shares. During the 1960s, just under 17 billion shares were traded on the New York Stock Exchange. That amount was surpassed over just four average trading days in September 2011. (Via The Economist)

Moore’s Law maps nicely to the increase in stock trading frequency.

Advancement has facilitated the ability to trade ever-larger volumes of shares. During the 1960s, just under 17 billion shares were traded on the New York Stock Exchange. That amount was surpassed over just four average trading days in September 2011.

(Via The Economist)

Source: economist.com

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