In this week's Flashback, Traders Magazine looks back at the advanced development of algorithms and how they transitioned from simple VWAP to more bespoke offerings.

Traders Magazine goes back to 2000 and the New York St Jude 11th Anniversary dinner event.

Odd lots, still defined as stock trades less than 100 shares in size, are still en vogue as high stock valuations have made it more expensive for retail, and in some cases even costly for smaller firms, to get exposure in the stocks they want.

In this look back into the photo archives, Traders Magazine remembers the charitable side of the business and showcases photos from the 2010 Wings Over Wall Street Gala.

Back in 2002, ETF trading was simple and there was only one venue to go to - Arca. But is that still true today?

What is the state of low-touch trading in the current market structure? And how will upcoming regulations, such as MiFID II affect trading.

Where have yesterdays automated market makers gone? Did they just disappear like the dinosaurs? Or have they evolved into something else - high-frequency traders? Today's Flashback Friday looks back at the history of market makers.

Looking back through the glass, Traders Magazine revisits the 2006 Georgia Security Traders Association Fall Outing that was held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Atlanta, October 19-20.