Fourth-Quarter Comeback

Wall Street and financial news are similar to the sports pages: There's almost always a winner, a loser and a final score. And when there's a continuous story of historic proportion, like the current financial crisis, even the man on the street knows the names of the players. Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson and Fed chief Ben Bernanke are as well known to the average citizen as his favorite sports stars.

Reeling over Regulations

By James Ramage

High-Frequency Traders Flee

By Nina Mehta

Lehman Bankruptcy Hits Clients

By Peter Chapman

Dark-Pool Club Members Revealed

By Nina Mehta

Scarcity of Capital to Increase

By James Ramage

What's Next for Volume?

By James Ramage

New Short-Sale Rules A'Comin'?

By Peter Chapman

Naked Shorting Under Scrutiny

By Peter Chapman

Congressman Calls for Collars

By Nina Mehta

FINRA Sees Gaming at 4 p.m.

By Nina Mehta

UBS TCA Lets Traders Coach Their Orders

By James Ramage

POSIT Shoots for Blocks During Downtime

By James Ramage

Jones-E Aims to Add Interest

By James Ramage

Watch that Keystroke!

By Gregory Bresiger

Traders Magazine Survey: Expect More TCA in the Future

By Michael Scotti

Hooked on Trading Early On

By Gregory Bresiger

A New No-Fail Zone

By Nina Mehta

People On the Move

By Editorial Staff

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