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| On 9/11, Split-Second Decisions by Employees at ICAP Affected the Rest of Their Lives |
On the afternoon of Monday, Sept. 10, 2001, Karen Lynn Seymour told her boss that she wanted to attend a conference the next morning. The 40-year-old technology specialist at a subsidiary of ICAP, a London-based bond broker, thought it could help her career.
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| Ryan McNally’s Path to Electronic Trading Was Routed Through TOPS |
Ryan McNally started his career as a runner on the CME trading floor, but he quickly moved off the floor to use the tools that helped make the markets more efficient and able to handle greater volumes, creating his path to electronic trading.
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| 10 MOST CLICKED STORIES OF THE WEEK |
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| 4 MOST CLICKED MARKETSWIKI PAGES OF THE WEEK |
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| | | GameStop disappoints; Coinbase gets into it with the SEC; Cboe offers Europe options; MIAX Spikes a record; John’s Take on CBOE’s Phil Slocum’s passing and a great moment in options market history; and how to execute a strangle -- The Spread -- September 10, 2021 |
– Options markets get ready for fall’s chill as equity prices consolidate; Another perspective on small investors; – John’s Take pays homage to an options veteran and looks at a moment in options market history; – Pros and cons of using options strangles with Jermal Chandler in the Term of the Week.
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| | The John Lothian Daily Update is a podcast turning the daily JLN hits and takes comments, our original content and the stories and quips in the top box of First Read into a daily podcast.
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| | | Ryan McNally’s Path to Electronic Trading Was Routed Through TOPS |
Ryan McNally started his career as a runner on the CME trading floor, but he quickly moved off the floor to use the tools that helped make the markets more efficient and able to handle greater volumes, creating his path to electronic trading.
Watch Now |
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