Re:Attacks against machine learning – an overview
by robertk on Monday June 11, 2018 @07:21AM
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I believe you are wrong, if I am to believe my trader friend to whom I showed this thread and answered:
“Trivially true in the 'of course does behaviour of others matter' sense and
in the 'could my actions influence others'. Not necessarily operational
though.
Fine line from there to 'spoofing' (== placing trades solely with intent of
engaging others to trade at price level) -- with is VERY EXPLICITLY not
allowed and for which you can get fined and go to jail. Recall the case of
that poor SOB out of London who was made a poster boy for the flash crash?”
“Trivially true in the 'of course does behaviour of others matter' sense and in the 'could my actions influence others'. Not necessarily operational though.
Fine line from there to 'spoofing' (== placing trades solely with intent of engaging others to trade at price level) -- with is VERY EXPLICITLY not allowed and for which you can get fined and go to jail. Recall the case of that poor SOB out of London who was made a poster boy for the flash crash?”
It seems there is regulation against this.