“The ability to create same day straight through processing of mutual fund trades is a matter of will.”

—  Kenneth Griffin

&quot;Justice Delayed,&quot; FTSE Global Markets (May/June 2005) http://www.ftse.com/Research_and_Publications/Downloads/GMMayJune05_1.pdf <br class="br">On using technology to end market timing.

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