LOL very accurate
What's the best shape for a trading floor? A: 1980s American Stock Exchange B: Hong Kong Exchange C: 1960s New York Stock Exchange D: Deutsche Boerse E: 1970s London Stock Exchange F: Chicago Mercantile Exchangepic.twitter.com/pds9s6R2O0
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My guess would be no but I'm not certain. When it comes to the order book, exchanges will sell every last bit of info for $, but I don't think they're allowed to reveal trader identity directly and are required to keep that info very close to the chest.
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None of the above. LIFFE new cannon bridge floor.
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Interesting - do you have a good photo handy to share?
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F, wish I made it there before it closed. By time I was able to, everyone was leaving. Sucks, oh well.
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LIFFE at Cannon Street or current CME. Deutsche Bourse is not a real trading floor. I’ve visited, it is literally people that are normally in an office “hot desking” for media and cameras. No real trading takes place.
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