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Moscow Stock Exchange Breaks, All Trading Halted For "Glitch"
Update: *MOSCOW EXCHANGE PREPARING TO RESUME TRADING W/BACKUP EQUIPMENT
It appears the 'virus' of broken markets has spread...
- *MOSCOW EXCHANGE SAYS TRADING HALTED IN ALL MKTS
- *MOSCOW EXCHANGE SAYS CHECKING ON REASONS FOR GLITCH
Yet another 'glitch' strikes yet another crucial convergence point of technology and business. Wil The Russians blame the Chinese? Or The Americans?
As Bloomberg reports,
Bourse working on determining reason for trading halt, Moscow Exchange spokeswoman says by phone.
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The main indices were trading higher on Tuesday. The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 2.37 percent, while the ruble-traded MICEX gained 1.50 percent, as of 8amET - when the technical problem hit.
The stock market did not appear to be under any duress one way or another but we note that the Ruble has been rallying all morning (post-China) as oil prices jumped...
Charts: Bloomberg
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Yo, people, we got a bug in the electrical system! [/Ageny J]
Another foreign policy chaos creation courtesy of the USSA deep state.
stuxnet?
No, no, no, no, sit down, it's only a 600 foot worm. [/Agent J]
Stop pissing, Yuri!
Stux to be them...
NSA showing off their skills.
Kaspersky picked up another Langley bug.
pods
Tell them to flip the switch on the back of the Tandy TRS-80 and let it sit for a few minutes. Should come back up and be right as the rain.
It always worked for me in the mid 80's.
And move the dox matrix printer away from the expansion interface...too much electromagnetic noise.
And NEVER put a floppy disk on top of the printer...magnetic flux and all that.
Nope, I never needed more than 48K bytes of memory...
I once left my large (walkie talkie motorola) cell phone on top of some budget disks (5 inch ones).
That did not work out well.
They should of used rule 69. Amateurs
Only algos will get angry when the the rigged markets break down.
I think it's electronic warfare. Each side is planting crappy trojan algo programs to disrupt the markets. Another reason to stay off the battlefield.
Let me guess....the market was smashing higher when this unfortunate glitch occurred? What? No?
Russia just stole a play from the playbook of Mr. FED himself.
"Will The Russians blame the Chinese? Or The Americans?" I say blame Gartman.
Enjoy your last week of "normalcy" serfs, all downhill from here.
A bottle of Vodka fell on the computer..that is all...
Liquid Bug
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http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150908/1026732699.html
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http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150908/1026728926.html
Dumbest thing ever to put markets and our lives online.
I wouldn't buy stocks just for that reason alone.
The Russians will blame the US.
The US will blame the Russians.
Because wearing a team Jersey and chanting your favorite Nation's name is much easier than thinking.
A better question would be...
If both China and Russia are selling US $ in the form of Treasuries, then who could buy them? And what real effect would that have on the Russian and Chinese markets respectively???
What do they take in exchange, and how liquid is it? How far will it be bid up by this temporary event?
And who, having something more acceptable in exchange, prefers to have these assets that are being sold?
The market dynamics is in understanding that for every seller there is a buyer and vice versa.
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What, no black smoke?
ETF glitch on jp225 also today, Big one
With each individual sending trillions of messages a minute, are any of these failures really a surprise at this point?
Glitch?
Hacked!
Forget about the stockmarkets, keep the virus protection up on those Pipeline PCs running XT.
Pay back BICHES m keyboard s fooked.Called Iy Lasy week......
Putin will summit Edward Snowden into his office to find out where it came from??