After sifting through each trade, exchanges canceled or adjusted many of the trades.
Their actions stanched what would have been an even more costly mistake. People familiar with the matter last week estimated that Goldman's losses could have reached hundreds of millions of dollars.
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At NYSE Amex, the exchange will cancel trades in most cases of obvious error, unless the traders on both sides are market makers, or exchange members who facilitate the trading in a given stock's options to ensure fair and orderly markets. Goldman has a market-making unit, but in this case, NYSE Amex classified the orders as coming from a broker-dealer firm.
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Boas festas, caralho!
How exactly can money be obtained from a phoney card number?
It's only for the Brits, because they drive on the left.
No it's not. Similar measures are being proposed to be implemented in Portugal. And I reckon more countries will follow suit, soon.
Typhurricanadoes
Yup, back in 1984 the Terminator already had that feature: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUZgPfdkWis
Oh boy, you're right! Quoting the Wall Street Journal:
Looks like someone at GS read yesterday's news about the The Greatest Keyboard Shortcut Ever and did a CTRL+Z on the trades.
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Here is a brief explanation:
What is ideone?
Ideone is something more than a pastebin; it's an online compiler and debugging tool which allows to compile and run code online in more than 40 programming languages.