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To: mishedlo who wrote (69758)	9/13/2006 11:34:16 PM
From: jackjc	Respond to of 110194

Excellent blog Mish, thanks.

To: mishedlo who wrote (69758)	9/14/2006 1:31:51 AM
From: CalculatedRisk	Respond to of 110194

Committee: US Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Title: Calculated Risk: Assessing Non-Traditional Mortgage Products Date: 9/20/06 Time: 10:00 AM banking.senate.gov Blame me for the housing bubble!

To: mishedlo who wrote (69758)	9/14/2006 4:03:30 AM
From: westpacific	Respond to of 110194

Program Trading 92.2%...... "Just how much of the market is computer-to-computer trading," I wondered? Well, according to the NYSE's most recent method of accounting, the week of June 26, it was 46.4% (bottom of page 3 of the .PDF). But there's a tricky sleight of hand to be aware of: The NYSE is now only counting the sell side of a program trading. If there's a corresponding computer buy side that's not counted. Fortunately, the NYSE is still reporting their "original program trading" stats on the same report and we see that the week of June 26th, program trading accounted for an amazing 92.2% of the "action" on the Big Board." urbansurvival.com West