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An editor's dream at any trade publication is to have a breaking story of national importance in its field, particularly if it is a complex one. As editor of Traders Magazine, it's been gratifying this year to see stories covered at major news outlets that had already appeared here first.

Washington Strikes Back

By Michael Scotti

2009 Review: Washington on the Warpath

By Nina Mehta

2009 Review: High-Frequency Trading Gets Its 15 Minutes

By Peter Chapman

2009 Review: The Past and Future of Flash Orders

By Nina Mehta

2009 Review: SEC Under the Uptick Gun

By Peter Chapman

2009 Review: Sponsored Access in SEC's Sights

By Nina Mehta

2009 Review: Trading Tax Scare

By James Ramage

2009 Review: Year of the Microsecond

By Peter Chapman

2009 Review: Mid-Tiers 'Moving on Up'

By James Ramage

2009 Review: Penny Pilot Expanded

By Peter Chapman

2009 Review: Volume Up, but Institutions Sidelined

By James Ramage

NYSE Brokers Create Block Platform

By Nina Mehta

Bonuses Up Sharply for Traders

By James Ramage

A Trader's Perspective on Compensation

By Staff Reports

Dark Pools Under the Gun

By Nina Mehta

SEC to Regulate Nasdaq's Co-Location

By Peter Chapman

SEC's New Head of Trading

By Nina Mehta

CBOE and ISE Fight Flash Ban

By Nina Mehta

UNX's New EMS + Business Model

By Peter Chapman

Quod Offers 'Adaptive Cross'

By Peter Chapman

InfoReach Gets Traders Going High-Speed Quickly

By James Ramage

High-Frequency Trading Divides Buyside

By James Ramage

What's in a Name?

By Dan Mathisson

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